Film advertisement created by Red Lion, Canada for Canadian Film Fest, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Brokeface is the unpleasant facial contortion and underlying anguish suffered the instant you realize you broke the coverglass on your touch notebook. The effects of Brokeface typically linger past the initial acute facial distortion and persist until a new touchscreen notebook with durable, scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass NBT is acquired. URL: http://corninggorillaglass.com/brokeface

Film advertisement created by St Luke’s, United Kingdom for Zilch, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Integrated advertisement created by Zulu Alpha Kilo, Canada for Big in Japan, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

According to the UNICEF study, about 150 million children from 13 to 15 around the world become victims of physical abuse in school. This problem is particularly acute for homosexual, bisexual and transgender teenagers. Belarus makes no exception. Moreover, the worst thing is that such children live in constant fear, because they lack support from their environment, their school and the state, which completely ignores their existence. This touching music video reveals the story of a transgender woman, shows deep connection with her mother. The plot is based on a real story of Valeria Shendera from Minsk. With this video we want to support people who are still facing stigma and bullying for who they are. Valeria’s story inspired us to launch #superparents flash mob. Film advertisement created by Tabasco Ukraine, Ukraine for Tabasco, within the categories: Agency Self-Promo, Public Interest, NGO.

Ambient advertisement created by Ageisobar, Brazil for Hot Wheels, within the category: Gaming.

Film advertisement created by Natwerk, Netherlands for Jamie Oliver Barbecues, within the category: House, Garden.

Axe is known for its innovation and creativity within online and televised advertising, two media extremely powerful on the target, but above all two very complementary media. Even though many advertisers have connected these two dots, not much has been realized so far in this area. For the first time, the penetration of mobile internet on the younger male target in Belgium reaches relevant numbers. Shazam is the application they use and like the most. Idea: Using mobile as the connector between those two powerful media. Using Shazam injecting excitement and extra coolness into the campaign. A first in Europe. Digital advertisement created by Mindshare, Belgium for Axe, within the category: Health.

Digital advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Israel for Bazooka, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

Film advertisement created by Droga5, United States for Johnsonville, within the category: Food.

Tomorrow on March 11th it is exactly one year after Japan was hit by the tsunami. Today the country is to a great extent rebuilt. But the tourism hasn't recovered. People still have a picture of a country in ruins stuck in their minds and the same goes for the web. To change that image we believe that social media can play a big part. Post from Japan is a way to use existing tourist as ambassadors to change the picture of the country and get people traveling to Japan again. Digital advertisement created by Berghs School Of Communication, Sweden for Japan Tourism, within the category: Transport.

Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Israel for Coffee Shot, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

What better way of raising awareness of mental illness in the construction industry than getting a huge 36 tonne excavator and painting it the signature blue to support leading support group Beyond Blue? Film advertisement created by Magnum Opus Partners, Australia for Winslow Constructors, within the categories: Professional Services, Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Anomaly, United States for Budweiser, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Advertising agency Humanaut is calling out extreme health and fitness gurus with “Feel the Blend,” a new television marketing campaign for NutriBullet, led by the company’s commitment to making nutrition convenient and accessible to everyone. Launched in the U.S. and Canada across broadcast and digital, the campaign sets into motion NutriBullet’s transition from infomercial product to lifestyle brand that people can rely on to simplify nutrition. At a confounding time when so many “experts” are touting exotic potions and unrealistic rituals, the campaign seeks to bring wellness back to the basics, while resonating with today’s busy consumer base looking for simple, realistic solutions. Following the infomercials that put “nutrient extraction” on the map, NutriBullet’s new campaign not only breaks the brand’s recent ad silence, but paves the way for the launch of its new slate of products, which include: the NutriBullet Blender Combo, the brand’s first full-size blender that takes nutrition extraction to the next level with the versatility of both a multi-serve pitcher and a single-serve cup; the NutriBullet PRO 1000, an updated and redesigned version of the brand’s most popular personal blender, the PRO 900; and the NutriBullet Select, which merges the compact design of a personal blender with the power and functionality of a full-sized machine. Film advertisement created by Humanaut, United States for NutriBullet, within the category: Retail Services.

Digital advertisement created by VCCP, Spain for Spanish Association of Adolescents and Young Adults With Cancer, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by JWT, United Kingdom for Philadelphia, within the category: Food.

Ambient advertisement created by Publicis, Macedonia for National Neurological Institute, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

To promote the rally heritage of the Subaru WRX STI, DDB strapped four HD cameras to a Subaru WRX Rally Car driven by Canadian Rally champion Pat Richard as he drove through a stage during the Rally of the Tall Pines in Bancroft, Ontario. The agency then created a series of interactive YouTube videos using this footage, allowing the viewer to change between four aggressive angles in real-time. In creating these videos, they actually maxed out the number of possible annotations that YouTube allows for each video. Digital advertisement created by DDB, Canada for Subaru, within the category: Automotive.

URL: www.facebook.com/onceagainbangalore Brief: Once Again is a Bangalore-based NGO that follows a unique model where it accepts donations only in the form of old items, not money. and tagged ‘Once Again’ to things worth donating – shoes, toys, clothes, furniture, books, etc. When the friend received the notification of the tagged picture, It gained visibility on social media, received prominent coverage in leading media publications and went on to become Bangalore’s biggest tagging drive. It collects items people don’t use anymore, sells them at a minimal price to the underprivileged and uses this money for the empowerment of their community – supporting a crèche for their children, providing vocational training to women and computer training to young adults. The brief was to make the NGO recognizable and maximize donations to support its activities. The challenge was to accomplish this with no budgets in hand. Strategy: We noticed that the youth were passionate about making a difference to their surroundings, but saw charity as a boring, guilt-driven moral obligation. We used Facebook – a place where they hang out everyday - to involve them in this cause, by making the act of donating fun and engaging. Creative Execution: We created The Tagging Drive, an online donation drive on Facebook. We started with a team of Facebook volunteers, who revisited their friends’ old pictures curiosity prompted them to click on it. It led them to the Once Again Facebook page where they read the message, “You’ve been tagged to remind you that someone, somewhere needs your old stuff more than you. Please donate.” The page also invited them to become Facebook volunteers and spread the word by tagging their friends. The Results: The tags created curiosity and thousands were directed to the Once Again page. The campaign went viral with friends tagging friends. In a matter of a few months, thousands of pictures were tagged and several donation drives initiated. Once Again collected over ten thousand items for sale at their thrift shop, giving the underprivileged an access to goods they couldn’t afford otherwise. The monies generated from the sale of these goods increased by 462%, which is being recycled to support its activities. And it all started with a tag. Production: Foxfilms.in Digital advertisement created by Ogilvy, India for Once Again, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.