See all the videos here. Our objective was to increase sales of milk within a cynical teenage demographic by helping make it more socially acceptable. We wanted to make milk cool. Knowing that traditional 30-second television commercials would be lost on our jaded, media-soaked audience, we created quick, fun, and strangely animated mini-commercials called “Dot Spots” that each highlighted a single health benefit of milk in only five seconds. To date, we have created nearly 200 of these individual Dot Spots, keeping the campaign continually fresh and unexpected. Film advertisement created by Due North, Canada for Dairy Farmers of Canada, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Kizik, an e-commerce footwear company known for their hands-free technology is debuting its first brand campaign this week. The campaign was created by Little Big Engine, which won the assignment after a review. The campaign will also incorporate direct-response (DR) advertising, which is part of the company’s success to date. Film advertisement created by Little Big Engine, United States for Kizik, within the category: Fashion.

In the center of St. Petersburg, surrounded by historical monuments and tourist attractions, unusual art objects appeared - red puddles with messages in Russian and English about the importance of donating blood regularly. In this way bloody puddles remind saint-petersburgers that in the summer most of a donors leave the city for vacations and hospitals especially need donor blood. Ambient advertisement created by Decembrist, Russia for Fonddonorov, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by BBDO, New Zealand for Samsung, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Spark44, United Kingdom for Jaguar, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by BÜRO, Turkey for Nef, within the category: Professional Services.

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

Film advertisement created by Decembrist, Russia for Smart, within the category: Automotive.

How do you advertise an outstanding TV-experience in High Definition? Especially for people who can’t yet see in HD? With a spot which is directly aimed at the target group. People who enjoy great movies at home on TV. People who - like filmmakers - share a passion for intense pictures and vivid details. And with an idea which focuses on the most important thing when watching TV – the eyes. The result? A story of warning, nicely wrapped as a fairytale. And of course with a twinkle in the eye: It’s the night all eyes left. Film advertisement created by Hello, Germany for HD+, within the category: Media.

Film advertisement created by BBDO, New Zealand for My Dog, within the category: Pets.

Digital advertisement created by Decembrist, Russia for Nochlezhka, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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

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.

Who's never turned to a quick tutorial online to learn how to make a dish or watched, hypnotized, as a sped-up step-by-step turns eggs, flour, and sugar into a magnificent cake? These express recipes, social-media darlings, always seem to go right. But in practice, that's not always the case. And what if things go wrong? Taking this as its jumping-off point, iFood, in a campaign created by AlmapBBDO, presents parodies of online recipes, suggesting to the audience that when things don't turn out perfectly, they can always fall back on the countless possibilities and ease of the leading platform for online food delivery in Brazil. The ads poke fun at the audience with the tagline: "Didn't work? Order it from iFood." Film advertisement created by BBDO, Brazil for iFood, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by Publicis, India for Zee Cafe, within the category: Media.

THE TRAJECTORY OF BRAZILIAN WOMEN IN THE ENVIRONMENT OF TEACHING IS PERSEVERANCE. TO CELEBRATE THAT FORCE, Univel presents a project that contemplates the history of women in education, especially those struggles to conquer a space in the University education. Integrated advertisement created by DBPV, Brazil for Univel, within the category: Education.

Film advertisement created by TBWA, Netherlands for Hermitage Amsterdam, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Those struggling with opioid addiction are likely to keep it hidden due to negative stigma. How do we educate the people closest to them to watch for the red flags, so that they can help their loved ones, before it’s too late? In honor of International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31, Netflix, in collaboration with FCB, introduces #WatchforRedFlags. For a month, Netflix will use their most popular series to educate people on the symptoms that signal an Opioid Addiction. Throughout the shows, anytime a character portrays a behavior or sign of opioid addiction, a Red Flag will appear in the corner of the scene, with a popup explaining the behavior and what it could mean. Using our most harmless addiction - Netflix - we build awareness and fight the stigma around a much more deadly addiction. Opioid addiction is closer to home than you think. But by seeing the Red Flags, you are already one step closer to helping those struggling with addiction Digital advertisement created by Miami Ad School, United States for Netflix, within the category: Media.

Film advertisement created by Publicis, France for BNP Paribas, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by Camp + King, United States for Energizer, within the category: Electronics, Technology.