When you work in advertising, you're obsessed with advertising. Luckily, obsession has its place at the 2012 Dallas ADDY's. Film advertisement created by TM, United States for AAF ADDY Awards, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by Cerberus, United States for Fest Cola, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

With the goal of increased acceptance for the Down syndrome community, this film was created to challenge the associated stigmas. People with Down syndrome can, and do, lead meaningful, happy lives. It was launched on March 21, 2013, World Down Syndrome Day. Film advertisement created by Juniper Park, Canada for Circle 21, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Fancy, United States for The Lion's Den, within the category: Personal Accessories.

Digital advertisement created by BarrettSF, United States for 2K Sports, within the category: Gaming.

Film advertisement created by TracyLocke, United States for 7 Eleven, within the category: Retail Services.

Film advertisement created by Sra. Rushmore, Spain for Atlético de Madrid
, within the category: Sports.

Landman is the first African female to qualify for The Dakar Rally's motorbike classification. She survived a life-threatening injury a few years ago where she was catapulted off her bike, ruptured her spleen, and eventually had to learn how to walk again. Ryobi has been documenting Kirsten's Road to Dakar - which is hosted in Saudi Arabia from 5 - 17 January 2020 - via a monthly Facebook documentary series. To date, There has been more than $1m worth of PR generated by Kirsten's story, more than 8m South Africans reached, and most importantly, Ryobi has had 12 consecutive record months of sales. Film advertisement created by Retroactive, South Africa for Ryobi, within the categories: Electronics, Technology, House, Garden, Retail Services.

Advertising agency Cactus has created an animated TV campaign aimed at driving awareness and purchases of various Scratch products in the Colorado Lottery’s portfolio. Lottery ads tend to focus on a single product, but the point of “Something for Everyone” is to show there’s a Scratch game for everyone. The four 15-second spots showcase several games, such as Crossword, Bingo and Poker, and inform viewers that Scratch tickets sell at seven price points ranging from $1 to $50 and that prizes span from $50 to $3 million. The work primarily targets light Lottery players who have the most potential for increasing their spending on Scratch tickets. Many people, who don’t normally play the Lottery throughout the year, buy or receive tickets as gifts during the holiday season (November to January). This fact offers the Colorado Lottery a chance to remind infrequent players how much fun they had playing the games and purchasing tickets. Core players are a secondary target. The Colorado Lottery launches 40 to 45 unique games each year and has 24 games available at any given time for quick-match addicts, strategic thinkers, math lovers and casino fans. Film advertisement created by Cactus, United States for Colorado Lottery, within the category: Gambling.

Penningtons was inspired by the story of Akira Armstrong, founder of the plus-size dance company Pretty BIG Movement and professional dancer, who has suffered discrimination because of her size. Film advertisement created by Lg2, Canada for Penningtons, within the category: Retail Services.

Production House: City: Culture Creative and Co. Editor: Culture Creative and Co. Film advertisement created by Proximity, Canada for Whiskas, within the category: House, Garden.

Colorist: Dave Pickett Film advertisement created by Ames Scullin O'Haire, United States for Mitsubishi, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

A game designed to take back kids who switched teams. A parent can get his kid's team to lose, and his team to score all the goals. The game includes: Loudly cheering for one of the teams while the other barely gets some pitiful support. Bad players. Awful kicks. Inexplicable moves. Is the goal too small for you?. All kinds of annoying jokes. And goals they score against themselves will surely unleash your little one’s fury. The child will suffer the humiliation of supporting a small team. The frustration of being passed by like training cones. And the impotence of goals converted from every possible angle. Ending the battle with a historic number of goals That can change the story between a father and a son. More than a fixed match, it's a match that can't be fixed. Digital advertisement created by McCann, Argentina for TyC Sports, within the category: Gaming.

Every power company sells pretty much the same thing, but there’s a huge difference in how customers can feel about their choice. With 100% Aussie-owned, renewable-loving Momentum Energy, customers can feel happy about backing Aussie jobs, and supporting renewable energy. Momentum‘s Get Happy campaign aims to give Victorians cheerful encounters across various media. Developed in-house, the campaign uses the ads themselves to make people feel good - in this case, with imaginative copy and furry typography.

Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, United States for IKEA, within the categories: House, Garden, Retail Services.

Ambient advertisement created by Conectart, Peru for Avansys, within the category: Education.

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

Film advertisement created by Taxi 2, Canada for Movember, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

In the middle of the technological universe of the 21st century, every moment, every landscape or situation is recorded by the lens of a photographic camera, whether it is professional, amateur or smartphones. This moment is even more important when the access to these resources becomes democratic and easily to all. In this concept, Artplan had turned a book jacket advertising of Metro Newspaper into a Pinhole, a camera without lens. The purpose of the action was to communicate the Metro Photo Challenge and the winners of 2017 Metro Newspaper photography contest in Brazil and worldwide, as well as encouraging participation for 2018 edition. "We started from the concept that in the contest, the world's most democratic photo shoot, even those who do not have a camera, can use the newspaper to create their own and participate", says Zico Farina, Artplan Creative Director. The communication contemplated a book jacket advertising in São Paulo city. In order to disclose the action, two films were produced: the first one invites a professional photographer and a "non-photographer" to create a Pinhole and perform the best clicks with the equipment. The results can be checked in Metro Newspaper’s social networks. The second film brings a tutorial on how to set up your own Pinhole. Metro Newspaper is freely distributed in more than 21 countries, reaching an estimated audience of more than 16 million people. Film advertisement created by Artplan, Brazil for Metro, within the category: Media.