Outdoor advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Netherlands for Samsung, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

The world's first stop motion commercial with real dogs! The video is taken for Russian mobile operator Beeline and talks about how to recharge your phone account directly from your phone. But what's the trick? (Rus. aphorism: Where is the dog buried?) How to recharge your phone account directly from your phone? The instruction and the flying dog are in the video. Film advertisement created by mfive, Russia for Beeline, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by H-57, Italy for Quercus Books, within the category: Media.

Most viewers either appreciate Aivazovsky’s art or just don’t relate to it at all, perceiving his paintings just as ‘some sea pictures’. To overcome this emotional gap, BBDO Russia Group decided to shift the emphasis from the global ocean to the painter himself. The film recounts one of the most amazing moments in life of Aivazovsky, when he was working on the “Explosion of the Turkish Ship” painting just several hours before he passed away – almost to the very end. Film advertisement created by BBDO, Russia for Tretyakov Gallery, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Film advertisement created by Henderson Bas Kohn, Canada for Muddy York Rugby Football Club, within the category: Fashion.

Digital advertisement created by FCB, New Zealand for Vodafone, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Audio advertisement created by Publicis, Venezuela for Asociación Civil Voluntarios por los animales, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by Ogilvy, United Arab Emirates for Berlitz, within the category: Education.

Forty students from the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance took a classical approach to the flashmob as they flashwaltzed Tchaikovsky's Waltz of the Flowers at the new Sarah Wetsman Davidson Hospital Tower in Jerusalem. Doctors, patients and passers-by joined in the fun. The surprise concert was part of Good Deeds Day, an annual event that originated in Israel in 2007 and now takes place in over 50 countries worldwide. On this day volunteers reach out to the less fortunate and the vulnerable. The Academy students enjoyed the day so much that they have decided to schedule regular concerts at the hospital. Hadassah Medical Organization treats over one million patients annually, without regard to race, religion or national origin.

Directors Karim Zariffa and Nico Kasakoff of storytelling production company 1stAveMachine have joined forces with Saatchi & Saatchi LA to highlight the features of the 2018 Toyota Highlander through a captivating 360 experience. Shot in Los Angeles over the course of a single day following months of pre-production including 3D previz and art build, the new 360 spot reflects the stylish, family-friendly construct of the Highlander. Through a panoramic series of set pieces featuring a family that’s fit for the SUV, 1stAve directors Zariffa and Kasakoff and Saatchi LA crafted individual vignettes that showcase specific features such as 295 horsepower, seating for up to 8, rain-sensing wipers and 83.7 cubic feet of cargo space. According to Zariffa, the 360 platform provides the ideal solution to engage an audience. “It allows the viewer to be more immersed in the message, asking them to discover the features for themselves, as if they were controlling the commercial. So it’s a more engaging solution than a traditional video format.” Digital advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, United States for Toyota, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by DDB, Colombia for Bogotá Film Festival, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Every year, the 16 Days Against Violence campaign is held worldwide. We were approached by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine with an offer to develop a concept of an online and offline exhibition. Dedicated to these 16 days campaign. The topic of domestic violence is extremely relevant for Ukraine. 150,000 cases of domestic violence are reported to the Ukraine police every year. More cases stay unspoken of. There is too much violence around us. People have learned to ignore it, so we choose not to show violence itself. We needed another perspective. Our main characters we made to be ordinary try well and can be found almost in any home. They are tools of violence. Behind each of them is a real story of abuse from the police protocol. This is how the idea of THE THING IS an exhibition was born. The exhibition THE THING IS was opened in one of the central squares of Kyiv, Ukraine. You could scan a QR code and go to the exhibition website to hear the horrifying stories of violent survivors. The ceremony was attended by the First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenskaya and Vice Prime Minister Olha Stefanishyna. Millions of Ukrainians found out about the exhibition from social media or TV news and interned it. The Thing Is posters were sent to all regions of Ukraine. The police put them up in the squares of all major cities. Yes, we all want domestic violence to stop. Results: 10,000 visitors to the exhibition in Kyiv 146,000 visitors to the exhibition website on the first day Mini-expositions were presented in 27 cities More than 70 mentions in national medias Integrated advertisement created by Vintage web production, Ukraine for Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Mira service dog owners are often denied access to public places because of their dogs. However, a Mira dog is an essential tool for their autonomy, just like a walker, a prosthesis or a cane. Integrated advertisement created by Publicis, Canada for Mira, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Publicis, Belgium for Hello bank!, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by PureGrowth, United States for Time Warner Cable, within the category: Media.

Film advertisement created by Gents, Belgium for Alpro, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

The three spots feature people enjoying the canned Rose, Pinot Grigio, Bubbles, and Red Blend wines in the same ways people typically enjoy beer. The title “Winseki” spot features friends Facetiming, swapping “Wazzup” for “Wineskiiii, “River” takes on Busch’s classic trope of man versus nature, showing a woman pulling not beer, but a 14 Hands canned wine out of the river, drawing the attention of a curious grizzly bear, and “A New Beach” spoofs Corona’s beach spot, by showing that it’s easier to crack open a can of 14 Hands than it is to open a bottled beer. Film advertisement created by Copacino+Fujikado, United States for 14 Hands, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.