Film advertisement created by Contrapunto, Spain for Cruilla Music Festival, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Film advertisement created by DDB, Belgium for Duvel, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, India for Unilever, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

VFX Supervisor Andy Mac Flame Artists Andy Mac and Dave Sarbell Executive Producer Matthew McManus Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, United States for Miller Light, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

The Harlem Shake became a global Internet hype in no-time. Millions participated. They danced the Harlem Shake like they lost control of their body for a moment. There’s no message behind it, it’s just plain fun to watch. But we do have a clear message: Parkinson’s patients lose control over their bodies, forever. There’s no acting in this film. De main character, a Parkinson’s patient (and the chairman of the foundation), is shown shaking out of control as a result of lack of his medication. Shaking. Fun for some… Daily struggle for others. Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Netherlands for Parkinson Vereniging, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

TASK: To make Mastercard a multi-sensory brand by building a new channel of brand communication with the audience through senses that have not previously been used for advertising purposes. Engage the Atlas Weekend audience and reach an additional 1.5 million target audience with minimal media costs. SOLUTION: Let those who are unable to hear the sound—feel the sound. We invited the American music translator, Amber Galloway Gallego. Amber is the author of a unique style of translating music into sign language. At the event, she conducted a series of trainings for a Ukrainian team of sign language translators who also contributed to interpreting performances. At a special sensor field called #MastercardVibes, visitors with hearing impairments were able to feel the music through special built-in areas. Sound was experienced as never before, with some feeling its vibrations through touch. Special SubPac ripple vests made it possible to feel deep bass frequencies throughout the entire body. RESULTS: The total media coverage of the project was 17,455,039, which is 872% more than planned. More than 200 hearing impaired people took advantage of the #MastercardVibes activity. More than 100 songs were translated during the performances. Over 70 media resources lighted up the information for free. Thanks to a master class from Amber Galloway Gallego and her team, a new profession has emerged in Ukraine—sign language interpreters specializing in translating music. Experiential advertisement created by Adsapience, Ukraine for MasterCard, within the categories: Finance, Public Interest, NGO.

Instead of a boring agency christmas card Wasserman created a shopping channel with fun concept products. Too bad all the products are out of stock. Visit the shopping channel. Digital advertisement created by Wasserman, Canada for Wasserman, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

Film advertisement created by DDB, Latvia for LMT, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Spykar, one of India’s leading denim brands, wanted to excite the country's digitally-hooked youth with its Autumn Winter ’15 Collection: the indigo dyed Spykar Blue Collection. Like most youngsters, Indian youth are on the lookout for adult content, online. Incidentally, in India, porn films are called Blue Films. This inspired a nationwide prank - India's first ever blue film festival. 10 digital films with international models clad in Spykar's Blue collection were shot. The twist was - their denims were pixelated - making these videos look like adult content. These teasing videos, shared on social media, helped grab the attention of the youth of India. Ultimately, the videos were un-pixelated, revealing the stylish Blue collection. Results: Brand’s boldness-quotient and youth-connect increased | Twitter: Trended #1 | Reach: Over 40 million people | Store footfalls: 50% increase. Digital advertisement created by Scarecrow, India for Spykar, within the category: Fashion.

A commercial that acts as a brake. This is the best way to describe the new campaign by mortierbrigade on behalf of Kia. You see, the Kia Niro has an autonomous emergency brake assist system and will therefore always stop on time in case of emergencies. To demonstrate this innovative technology, mortierbrigade has come up with the idea of creating a commercial that helps you do just that on your TV: stop in time. The campaign is based on the over-forwarding phenomenon that occurs during binge watching, and offers a clever solution to it. This television commercial is at the end of a commercial break and warns you that it's about to finish and your show is about to resume. With this campaign, mortierbrigade proves that advertising agencies can use creative solutions to sidestep the obstacles that they’re faced with. Film advertisement created by Mortierbrigade, Belgium for KIA, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Arts & Letters Creative Co., United States for ESPN, within the category: Sports.

Ambient advertisement created by Grey, Israel for Shanti House, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Kelly Tarlton’s SEA LIFE Aquarium and animal trainer Mark Vette taught an octopus to take photos on a Sony TX30 underwater camera in New Zealand. Rambo, a female octopus, was a quick learner too. It only took three attempts for her to understand the process, that’s faster than a dog, actually it’s faster than a human in some instances. The Octographer currently lives at Kelly Tarlton’s SEA LIFE Aquarium in Auckland, New Zealand where visitors will be able to make a $2 donation, with all proceeds going back to the SEA LIFE Conservation Fund, an organization dedicated to the protection of marine wildlife and conservation. Digital advertisement created by FCB, New Zealand for Sony, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Rosetta, United States for Samsung, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Digital advertisement created by Blink, India for KFC, within the category: Food.

New Lada Granta “Keeping The Word” launch campaign Lada Granta is a legendary car in Avtovaz lineup and one of the top-3 best-selling cars on the Russian market. However, it has the cheapest price among other models and therefore appreciated as a multipurpose vehicle for daily use, not a dream car. Research shows that people are losing trust in ads. They tend to believe in stories told by real people. That is why we created true life stories about real people who keep their promises. Stories that got under the skin and into the heart of our audience and caused the unprecedentedly warm response. Many people across Russian regions live simple lives not asking for recognition, money or fame. They do what they have to do, and often do it for others, disregarding their own needs. Such is the Russian common folk is. No matter the circumstances and difficulties he faces, he will keep his word, once given. He is reliable, unpretentious, honest, and humble. Selfless acts are common and expected of him. His close ones depend on him. You can rely on him, but he can rarely rely on his car, which is usually an either a poorly built one or an old one. Reliable person needs a reliable car. We elevate the everyday challenges of our everyday hero to the level of deep human drama, and we celebrate those who keep their word no matter the circumstances. As a result, VTR and CTR were 2-4 times above market norm and the average viewing time was 75%, 3 times greater than the 30” benchmark defined for video of automotive segment. Film advertisement created by Fuel Adwise Group, Russia for Lada Granta, within the category: Automotive.

Featuring Donald Trump and Manning Brothers Film advertisement created by FCB, United States for Oreo, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

Film advertisement created by FCB, Canada for BMO, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by DLBGROUP, Venezuela for Betcris, within the category: Gambling.