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Film advertisement created by Forza Migliozzi, United States for Audi, within the category: Automotive.

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Film advertisement created by 180LA, United States for Unicef, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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Digital advertisement created by Biborg, France for Ubisoft, within the category: Gaming.

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Film advertisement created by Hard Work Club, Canada for Knix, within the category: Fashion.

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Film advertisement created by VCCP, United States for L'Oreal, within the category: Health.

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Experiential advertisement created by TBWA, United States for The Recording Academy, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

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Ambient advertisement created by BBH, Brazil for Mentos, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

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Film advertisement created by Argonaut, United States for Nerd Wallet, within the category: Finance.

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Film advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Lebanon for Chateau Ksara, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

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Ambient advertisement created by Zulu Alpha Kilo, Canada for Corona Beer, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

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Film advertisement created by Y&R, Peru for Movistar, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

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Ambient advertisement created by Perfect Fools, Sweden for Wyborowa, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

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Volkswagen used YouTube’s resources and technology, which are part of users’ everyday life, in a simple and straightforward way to show the difference its innovations make in people’s lives. The film shows a man walking on the streets and inviting you to see how good it would be if the future could be predicted. For that all you need to do is place the mouse on YouTube’s play bar at the point he specifies. When that is done, you can see a frame of the film that hasn’t happened yet. In it we see a strange scene that has nothing to do with the rest: a biker in free fall. A few seconds later, he carries on walking and steps to the side. Then we see the biker from the frame fall right next to him and standing up very fast. He cleans the dust of his jacket. Our man ends by saying this is how Side Assist works: a feature that avoids accidents by showing other vehicles when they are in the side mirror’s blind spot. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eX5z8D36dLM Digital advertisement created by BBDO, Brazil for Volkswagen, within the category: Automotive.

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Created in 2008, IAD stands out for its new decompartmentalized model, becoming a real "game changer" on the French real estate market: revolutionizing the market by digitizing physical agencies in order to offer a more efficient and competitive service to end customers. Agents are their own bosses, with their own objectives and constraints, and on their own time, allowing them to be ultra-available to their customers. A profitable investment, as evidenced by the 95% satisfactory rating homesellers have with the services proposed by their IAD advisors (Source: immodvisor.com). Since IAD was created in 2008, it has helped more than 180,000 individuals and families sell their homes or find the property of their dreams. After a first campaign together last year aimed at expanding the network of advisors, IAD and its agency Rosapark are teaming up again to address property sellers, this time by focusing on timing and the importance of having an advisor who’s actively involved, essential at this stage. Whether selling your property alone, as a couple or as a family, it’s a significant and emotional moment. But things aren’t always so rosy... hence the importance of having the right advisor by your side, one that’s attentive and available. For its first TV ad, IAD and Rosapark wanted to highlight the professionalism of the network’s advisors, using a humorous and offbeat tone, specific to IAD's DNA. The campaign starts with a simple observation: living with your ex is hell. And if you have to live together while waiting for your house to sell, it’s better to have an agent who’s actually involved. Directed by Victor Saint-Macary (Ami-Ami), the film features a divorced couple who are going bonkers after months of living together. It’s only when they’ve reached the point of no return, dramatized by a very cinematographic sequence, that they get a call back from their advisor, promising to handle their dossier. There are numerous examples of couples tearing into each other in the cinematic world – think The War of the Roses, Mr. & Mrs. Smith – and this was a chance to pay homage to the genre, in an advertising context. Internauts can also take part in the campaign, by tweeting about the worst memories with exes #LePireQuandTuVisAvecTonEx (#TheWorstWhenYouLiveWithYourEx) and IAD will post short videos of IAD advisors answering the most commonly asked questions, highlighting their expertise and professionalism. Film advertisement created by Rosapark, France for IAD, within the category: Finance.

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Film advertisement created by BBH, Singapore for Samsung, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

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Ambient advertisement created by ADK, Japan for Dentiste', within the category: Health.

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Film advertisement created by HD Group, Hungary for ORIGO, within the category: Media.

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Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, Chile for Odis, within the category: Personal Accessories.




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