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Film advertisement created by Lucky Generals, United Kingdom for Paddy Power, within the category: Gaming.

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The initiative celebrates the tradition behind Jim Beam and uses advanced 3-D mapping technology, lighting, sound, shadows and animation to showcase the Beam legacy. When viewed in person at Jim Beam’s flagship distillery in Clermont, Kentucky, the video reveals a dynamic 3-D illumination against a rackhouse which houses more than 24,000 barrels of aging whiskey. This is the first time the spirits company is using projection mapping technology to create a fully immersive visitors experience. Outdoor advertisement created by Geometry Global, United States for Jim Beam, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

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Fake news has become a major issue worldwide. It’s capable of driving nations’ political paths and influencing elections. And to help fight this phenomenon, Brazilian agency Artplan and Metro Newspaper turned to technology. We all know captcha, that tool designed to check if you are a robot. But, at Metro’s website, it was redesigned. Instead of selecting random images, the user must select which image has a piece of fake news. After the answer, a brief explanation with the true fact appears and the user can move on to comment. Every day, a different piece of fake news was shown, keeping readers up-to-date. In order to use the tool, just access metrojornal.com.br e comment on any news. Experiential advertisement created by Artplan, Brazil for Metro, within the category: Media.

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After 20 years in business, Toronto advertising agency Gee, Jeffery & Partners is closing its doors. To mark the occasion, they are having a Closing Down Liquidation Fire Sale on Thursday, November 18, with all proceeds going to Jake’s House for children with autism. “For 20 years GJP has been making advertising history and now GJP is history.” Says Alan Gee, Chairman, GJP. “It’s been a heck of a ride.” To go out in pure ad-style, GJP has produced a campaign, their last, promoting their closing and the sale. Film advertisement created by GJP, Canada for GJP, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

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Digital advertisement created by Walrus, United States for Tiny Toast, within the category: Food.

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Film advertisement created by 32 Mars, Canada for Krust, within the category: Food.

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Film advertisement created by Duncan/Channon, United States for Kona, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

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Film advertisement created by JWT, Argentina for Fabogesic, within the category: Pharmaceutical.

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There’s nothing quite like the World Cup on the horizon to put a spring into everybody’s step. This sense of fun and anticipation is perfectly captured in Qatar Airways’ first World Cup campaign, which is made by the airline’s agency of record, 180 Kingsday. It features a re-recording of the classic song 'Dancing in the Streets' with singer and TV star Nicole Scherzinger – best known as judge on both the UK and US’s X-Factor. The result is an upbeat and infectiously fun-filled ‘musical’ style TV commercial, backed by a global media spend. The campaign called ‘All Together Now’ is a complete visual identity and branding for Qatar Airways’ World Cup sponsorship, which covers design, print, online, OOH, social – but is led by a 60 second TVC that sees the world singing and dancing along to the iconic song. The musical caper features dancing fans of all ages and ethnicities singing cabin crew in Doha and dancing match stewards and mascots in Russia. Film advertisement created by 180 Kingsday, Netherlands for Qatar Airways, within the category: Transport.

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With set off in Invita's new pay off “Dedicated to your dream” off we set out to visualize the dream of a kitchen. In this film, it is all about a man’s dream of a kitchen, and his passion for cocking. In his dreamworld he turns into a conductor or a warlock controlling the fire and heat, while preparing a meal. Film advertisement created by envision, Denmark for Invita, within the category: House, Garden.

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What decides when a family is normal? When the Norwegian minister of family affairs decided to remove the responsibility for equality from the ministry, the signal that was sent was that not all families are equal. A family should be judged by how they treat each other, not who they love. The Norwegian Humanist Association wanted to use their voice and speak out against this, and asked different families about their family values. See to the end. Film advertisement created by Something Good, Norway for Norwegian Humanist Association, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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The commercial was developed to promote a new offer from Volia – the package of cinema channels providing a non-stop movie broadcast. Film advertisement created by Scholz & Friends, Ukraine for Volia, within the category: Media.

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Direct advertisement created by Y&R, Slovakia for Hyundai, within the category: Automotive.

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Film advertisement created by JWT, Brazil for Coca-Cola, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

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Film advertisement created by Innocean, United States for Finish Line, within the category: Retail Services.

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Film advertisement created by Barkley, United States for Dairy Queen, within the category: Food.

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Ambient advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Brazil for Mizuno, within the category: Fashion.

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The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency is responsible for issues concerning civil protection and public safety. With this campaign they want people to become more careful when it comes to sharing sensitive information on the Internet. We raised the question: “Why do we share information on the Internet, that we would never share elsewhere." Film advertisement created by Le Bureau, Sweden for Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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Many people do not tend to wear seat belts in the long distance bus. Then, how can we solve this problem? Samsung Life came up with an idea. People usually spent their time with smartphone and because of that their battery went out quickly. So, we made ‘Charge your life.’ This charging system is consisted of the seat belt and wireless charging dock. Charging is available only when you wear the belt, because the dock is connected to the belt. Digital advertisement created by Dankook University, South Korea for Samsung, within the category: Electronics, Technology.




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