Showing posts with label creative use of media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creative use of media. Show all posts

Thursday 9 May 2013

Unicef: #NoNameMatch


In Paraguay, 1 in 4 children under 1 year old is without birth certificate. This means they have no official identity. With the upcoming presidential election, UNICEF pulled a stunt, to make the candidates commit to this. They used in a very clever way the Uruguay vs Paraguay soccer match for Brazil 2014 world cup.

#NoNameMatch from TBWA\ONIRIA on Vimeo.

Credits:
Agency: ONIRIA/TBWA
Country: Paraguay
Client: Radio Corazón
Chief Executive Officer: Camilo Guanes
Executive Creative Director: Daniel Achával
Creative Director: Jorge Tercarioli, Arturo Valiente
Creative: Jorge Tercarioli, Daniel Achával, Camilo Guanes, Arturo Valiente, René López, Jorge Collar, Sergio Sevega
Planner: Rodrigo Weiberlen
Producer: Poli Achával
Other Credits: Metropolis Films, El Bagre Productora, Elemental, LFZ, Inthependiente

Wednesday 8 May 2013

Swedish Radio: Plus

Forsman & Bodenfors invented a radio player for computers, pads and phones that makes radio visual, interactive, and very shareable. When listening to a radio program, you can add videos, pictures, comments, maps and polls to the timeline. To add information, or to give your personal thoughts. What you post in the timeline will also be shared on Facebook, with a link to that exact part of the program.

SR Plus by Society 46 from Society 46 on Vimeo.

Credits:
Advertising Agency: Forsman & Bodenfors

Friday 29 March 2013

Perrier: Secret Place

Prepare yourself for a unique moment, like you can’t even imagine. An extraordinary experience, where everything is possible, where you can push your boundaries without caring about tomorrows.

Yesterday I received an invitation from Perier to try their amazing campaign before the global launch at April 2nd. I want to thank them for the honor and to share with you this experience. Go to www.perriersecretplace.com/ The secret password is "PE617". For more info on the campaign, read the following Q&A.




Q&A Perrier Secret Place


Perrier Secret Place Premise :If you were at a Secret and Exclusive party and you wanted to party as long as possible, you’d make sure you were as refreshed as possible.  And no one can throw a party and ensure you are refreshed to party as long as you can like Perrier.

Q. Tell us about this latest digital initiative for Perrier?
Ø  Perrier Secret Place puts you in the shoes of a guest who goes to a very very special evening party. A hidden place in an alley in Paris, behind a laundry mat. An evening where all guests will have the opportunity to live their craziest fantasies. And you'll have the best seat in the house to enjoy since all the characters that you see on the screen are clickable. With one click you find yourself in their skin. Living their fantasy.

Q.  How did you come up with this idea?
Ø  We started from the following insight: drinking Perrier during the evening party is the best way to take full advantage of all the opportunities available to you…and until the end of the night. In Secret Place, not only are you at the Ultimate Party living out the experience of the Ultimate Party Guest from the beginning, but you also live out the ultimate evening of 60 other guests who are in the apartment.

Q. And there is something to win, right?
Ø  Yes. At the ultimate party, we’ve hidden a very special bottle of Perrier. 5 clues are hidden in the rooms of the apartment. They will lead you to the bottle where you are entered into a drawing to win an exclusive invitation to the wildest night of the world party in St Tropez, New Year in Sydney, Miami Art Basel, Carnival in Rio and the closing of the season Ibiza. Only the most experienced gamers will succeed, believe me ...Among thousands of different scenarios during the evening, only one leads to the bottle.

Q.  So, it’s a game or an interactive film?
Ø  Both! This project mixes Brand Entertainment and Gaming. We produced 1 hour and 20 minutes of content that allows all users to experience a unique evening scenario. We also used digital interactivity to inject this dimension of Gaming. This involves the quest of finding the bottle and the opportunity to live the lives of all guests by clicking on them.

Q.  Why Secret Place?
Ø  This was inspired by the emerging phenomenon of speak easy. A party venue at the rear façade that has absolutely nothing to do with the place. This is quite in line with Perrier. Completely unexpected.

Q.  How are you using social networks to amplify this experience?
Ø  In partnership with the agency Buzzman, we worked on a social strategy:
Become a fanon Perrier Facebookand regularlyyou will gettips tofind clues thatwill lead you tothe secret Perrierbottle.We'll give youa little tip. Slip intothe skin of theyoung man wholooks through thekeyhole and live out his fantasy.  Orplay agame of"PillowFight"(Sounds weird, but itisPerrier!)

Q.  How will the experience function on the mobile?
Ø  We have specifically developed an application that runs on iPhone/ Android /iPad. This is not a replication of the desktop experience but a concept designed for specifically for the mobile device. By downloading the application you enter the rooms of the Perrier apartment and you can navigate through each room. The challenge: find the Secret hidden bottle of Perrier in the apartment.

Q.  What was the biggest challenge to pull off this experience?
Ø  This is the most ambitious project to carry. We spent 18 months writing lots and lots of different scenarios. Produced a film in which we choreographed each scene so that it is connecting with one another when the user clicks on the characters. Sound design work has also been a real challenge. Imagine having to reproduce the sound of a bottle on a bar as many times as there are people in the room who can hear it.

Q.  Where will Secret Place be launched?
Ø  The experience will be available worldwide but open to 20 countries to play in the major markets for Perrier France, United States and Canada. This is the first time that Perrier launches a project of this magnitude in the United States. The challenge is enormous. Positioning is also a little different there. Much more premium. We really hope that the French touch--its audacious content-- is embraced well there.

Q.  What results do you expect?
Ø  There is a counter on the site that counts the number of lives that all users worldwide will live on the site.1 life = 1 click on a character. I want to hear from Perrier that this idea made 10 million lives by the end of week five of the experience’ launch.

Q.  How is this truly innovative?
Ø  We believe Secret Place is truly a digital first. Not because it’s the first time you can click on something and enter into his point of view. But, the ambition was really to say: Imagine you enter in any movie theater, have the quality screenwriting and the direction of cinema but also to have permanent control over the course of the story.

Q.  What kind of partner did you work with to make this type of project?
Ø  Fighting Fish is our production partner based in Paris. This is the first time that we’ve made a digital experience for Perrier conducted by the French. This is an opportunity to remind the world that France is in a good position on Digital Excellence.

Beyond the fact that Fighting Fish is based in Paris, it was able to fulfill the requirements demanded by this project.  The team assembled to deliver this feature was made up of an interactive-hybrid. On the team was Lawrence King, the director of the experience and who is currently working on his own film. Arnaud XXX is the production designer and there were the script writers. Franck Marchalover saw the sound design –having conducted several reputable orchestras before working with us. Fighting Fish puts digital at the heart of its "production thinking" and Ogilvy Paris thinks the same way. This allows a real synergy between the film's producers and those who are thinking through its interactivity.

Q.  Why is Secret Place the right creative approach for Perrier now?
Ø  Digital and social are playing an increasing role in Perrier's Communications strategy. They have an important, specific role: communicating the edgier, younger, hottest facet of the brand. Reaffirming that Perrier is a must have brand and product when it comes to partying and socialising. And proving, again and again, that the brand loooooves creativity, surprise and inventiveness. This is what Secret Place brilliantly does in my mind.  – Benoit de  Fleurian, ManagingDirector | Ogilvy & Mather Advertising. 
The digital space has opened up a new opportunity for brands. It's solved a contradiction that exists in the real world. Physically, you can't make an exclusive experience accessible to everybody. But with Secret Place, that's exactly what we've achieved. We give people the opportunity to live an experience they wouldn't normally live, but have always dreamed about. Like those exclusive parties you've always longed to be invited to. And thanks to Perrier, you can live it not once, but multiple times, through the eyes of multiple characters. This is an idea that is only possible thanks to the technology we have at our disposal today, and a bit of creative thinking. - Chris Garbutt, Chief Creative Officer | Ogilvy & Mather Paris, Group

Q.  The Director is who?  And why did you choose this director?
Ø  Laurent King. We chose him because of his ability to manage this kind of project: half movie, half digital and interactive experience. It's really important to have this kind of new director that knows how to direct with all the constraints that a digital experience impose.

Q.  Where did you shoot and tell me one challenge with organizing the shoot or a challenge that arrived at the shoot?  How did you overcome the challenge?
Ø  We filmed in an amazing appartement in Paris that was almost a piece of art by itself. We loved the parisian kind of architecture of it, with lovely rooms, very different to each other. It's very rare to find a place with different moods and atmosphere in it. Moreover, we were looking for a place where you can imagine secret parties happening in it. The biggest challenge was to choreograph all the action of the 60 guests. It was a real challenge because every character had a link to each other in terms of scenario.

Q.  Is there a music track?  
Ø  The track of the experience is played live by the group called "TOYZ". 

Q.  Would love to hear from one of the party-go’ers at this Ultimate Party. . .
Ø  The Host : All Secret Places have their secrets. You understand why I'll keep this one. . . 

Full Credits:  Perrier Secret Place: 
Client : Perrier
Product : Perrier
Title : Perrier Secret Place
Format : Digital/Brand Entertainement
Chief Creative Officer : Chris Garbutt
Creative Director : Frederic Levron,Thierry Chiumino
Copywriter : Baptiste Clinet, Nicolas Lautier, Florian Bodet
Art Director : Baptiste Clinet, Nicolas Lautier, Florian Bodet, Chris Rowson,
Global Business Leader :  Constance CapyBaudeau
Account Supervisor :StanislasVert
Film Producer : Hugo Diaz, Diane de Bretteville
Digital producer : Hugo Diaz, Cyril Duval, Sandra Petrus
Production company :Fighting Fish, Olivier Dormerc, Cyril Couve de Murvil, AdrienMoisson, Benjamin Przelspolewski
Sound Design : Le COMPTOIR DU SON / Franck MARCHAL  & Alexandre POIRIER
Film Director :Laurent King
Story development: Olivier Domerc
Story editor: Benjamin Bloch
Production manager: Caroline Petruccelli
Production designer: Arnaud Roth
Director of Photography:Frédéric Martial Wetter
Line Producer: Vincent RIVIER
Location manager:Timothée TALANDIER
Main title music: Toys
Client:NWFB head of marketing and category, Muriel Koch. Sparkling Brand Director, Fabienne Bravard. Perrier International Brand ManagerArmelleRoulland
Social Media & PR Strategy Buzzman :
Georges Mohammed-Chérif (CEO & DC)
Hubert Munyazikwiye (Head of Social Media & PR)
Nicolas David (Social Media Manager)

Wednesday 27 June 2012

UNIQLO: Dry Mesh Project

Uniqlo hacked Pinterest to showcase their products. The "Uniqlo Dry Mesh Project," managed to cut through ‘scrolling slumber’ with a simultaneous pinning event. They created 100 separate user accounts and dominated Pinterest with their pins. When users scrolled through the page a branded Uniqlo mosaic appeared. Excellent work from Firstborn New York.



Credits:
Agency: Firstborn New York

Tuesday 12 June 2012

BBVA Foundation - The Little Guy Inside the ATM

Clever use of ATMs to convey the message that 7 out of 10 children in Peru do not understand what they read.



Advertising Agency: Volver d6, Lima, Perú
Creative Director: Gonzalo Figari
Planner: Paco Baró
Copywriter: Frank Martí
Art Director: Natalia Iriarte
Accounts: Najibe Alarcón, Francesca Tubino
Production House: Abrakdabra
Director: José Carlos García
Executive Producer / Art: Pablo “Chuscat” Castillo
Post Production: Abrakdabra
Audio: Hechos Sonoros
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Thursday 7 June 2012

Traffic Police Mumbai: Falling hoarding

Cool way get the message about the importance of seat belts through.

Credits:

Advertising Agency: Draftfcb+Ulka, Mumbai, India
National Creative Director: Ks Chakravarthy
Creative Director: Kartik Smetacek
Art Director: Sandeep Urane
Copywriters: Ashish Thakur, Ishrath Nawaz
Associate Creative Director / Art Director: Devendra Mankame
Photographer: Rajdatta Ranade
Published: June 2012
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Friday 1 June 2012

Bradesco: Fake Ad

Unexpected and convincing. The user reeds an iPad version of a car magazine and when he gets in Bradesco's ad and slides his finger to turn the page, the car crashes into the left side of the screen.



Advertising Agency: AlmapBBDO, Sao Paulo,
Chief Creative Officer: Luiz Sanches

Creative Director: André Kassu, Marcos Medeiros
Art Director: André Leotta, Pedro Sampaio
Programming: The Good Fellas
Technology Director: Fernando Boniotti
Account Manager: Wilson Pereira, Fábio Akimura, Beatriz Almonacid
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Thursday 17 May 2012

Hellmann's: Recipe Receipt

A different and clever in store promotion from Ogilvy Brazil. They didn't place a discount sticker to push sales. They've found an innovative way to broaden the uses of Hellmann's mayonnaise. They installed a software in 100 super market cash registers which recognised Hellmann's and combined the other products the client bought to print out a custom recipe.



Advertising Agency: Ogilvy, Brazil
Chief Creative Officer: Anselmo Ramos
Executive Creative Directors: Claudio Lima, Fred Saldanha
Creative Directors: Eduardo Marques, Rubens Filho
Copywriters: Eduardo Marques, Rico Lins, Claudio Lima
Art Directors: Rafael Rizuto, Raphael Lucone, Guilherme Nóbrega
Producers: Juscelino Vieira, Mauricio Granado, Nana Bittencourt
Project Management: Paula Santana
Account Supervisors: Luiza Carvalho, Stefane Rosa
Advertiser's Supervisors: João Campos, Julio Campos, Bianca Shen
Account Director: Daniela Glicenstajn
Production Company: Bossa Nova Films
System Company: Zanthus
Motion Designers: Guilherme Todorov, Tulio Inoe
Sound Production: Jamute

Tuesday 15 May 2012

Absynthe Minded: Case The Most Exclusive Video Ever

Ingenious idea. Absynthe Minded, a big band in Belgium but unknown to the rest of Europe wanted to get airplay on abroad stations. So, mortierbrigade agency, created "The Most Exclusive Video Ever". A video that could only be seen if the song got played on the radio due to an audio watermark. And then, they let social media do their miracle. People spammed DJs and radio stations on Twitter to play the song and the whole thing got started. The song was played every hour somewhere in Europe and 212.000 Europeans visited the band's site to watch the video.







Advertising Agency: mortierbrigade, Brussels, Belgium
Creative Director: Jens Mortier, Joost Berends, Philippe De Ceuster
Art Director: Tim Arts, Stefan van den Boogaard
Producer: Emilie Kino, Jonathan Wieme
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Friday 11 May 2012

Depressed Copywriter: Ad Rewrites

Depressed Copywriter, rewrites ads with a dose of reality. And humour.

Wednesday 25 April 2012

Volkswagen Amarok: Facebook FlipBook

McCann Istanbul used Facebook Photo Gallery to create and ad for Volkswagen Amarok. It consists of 200 images and you just have to keep your finger on the -> button and flip through the album so fast that it turns into a never ending movie loop.



Advertising Agency: McCann İstanbul

Thursday 19 April 2012

IKEA: Smallest store in the world

2.800 products in a 300 x 250 pixel web banner. This great banner that you can play with here
shows that no matter how cramped your space is, there’s always a solution. There must be so much work behind this.


The smallest IKEA store in the World from IKEA on Vimeo.



Wednesday 18 April 2012

Thursday 12 April 2012

Smart Argentina: The first animated Twitter commercial

A truly "Smart" use of Twitter. Smart Argentina used their Twitter page to create an animated ad in their Twitter stream. You can play in their Twitter page. Push J to move forwards and K to move backwards.


Friday 16 September 2011

Triodos Bank takes over Times Square's Nasdaq and Reuters ticker tapes

The guys at Dawn made a really nice ticker tape takeover in Time's Square to communicate to a hard-to-reach target group, that they don't have to choose between profit and planet. They can have both with Triodos Bank, one of the world's most sustainable banks. The takeover by Triodos Bank makes one thing absolutely clear; it’s time we find new ways to measure our prosperity and well-being, rather than just looking at profit and loss in the stock market.


Triodos Bank takes over Times Square’s Nasdaq and Reuters ticker tapes from Triodos Bank Nederland on Vimeo.


Agency: Dawn

Friday 24 June 2011

Tesco: Homeplus Subway Virtual Store

This is a truly remarkable idea for Tesco (actually “Homeplus since their re-branding) in South Korea.


A virtual super market in a subway where you can buy products simply by scanning a QR code with your smartphone. The products are being delivered to your house as soon as you go back.
The campaign just won Grand Prix in Media, and Gold Lions for Direct and Outdoor.





Advertising Agency: CHEIL WORLDWIDE Seoul, KOREA
Executive Creative Director: Joungrack Lee
Art Director: Youna Chung
Art Director: Youbin Bang
Art Director: Yeonjoo Lee
Copywriter: Misu Yi
Photographer: Skyteam
Illustrator: Sungmin Jee
Account Manager: Joowon Han
Creative Director: Youna Chung
Computer Graphic: Moon & Sun

Monday 20 June 2011

Newsweek: Assange

Advertising Agency: LP 360 comunicação, Brazil
Creative Director: Fernando Luna
Art Director: Alexandre Lage
Copywriter: Marcel Petroff
Account Director: Sergio Rebollo

Monday 18 April 2011

ASSS: Bring The Billboard To Life

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Want a career in Public Health? Maybe the people who interacted with this great installation are already thinking of it.

A common poster in a bus shelter combined with an interactive mechanism with pressure sensors gave people the chance to bring somebody back to life by placing their hands on him. When someone did, the flat line on the electrocardiogram monitor start moving thus giving you the sense of saving a life.



Advertising Agency: lg2, Quebec City, Canada
Creative Director / Copywriter: Luc Du Sault
Art Director: Vincent Bernard
Photography: Marc Couture

Friday 14 January 2011

Caribou Coffee turns bus stop into oven

An excellent bus stop advertisement. In order to introduce Caribou Coffee's new hot breakfast sandwiches in Minneapolis, Colle+McVoy turned a bus stop into an over with actual heat coming from the coils. 


Advertising Agency:
Colle+McVoy

Monday 10 January 2011

Gol Airlines: Banner Game controlled through your mobile

Innovative banner for Gol Airlines, Brazil’s biggest travel website, where you control a virtual plane from your mobile. You type your mobile number on the banner and second later you receive a live call with the flight instructions and you begin to fly the plane using your mobile's keypad. You can even do manoeuvres.

With this unique way, Gol shows how easy it is to fly when you check-in via your mobile phone.


Gol Airlines - Mobile Check in from AlmapBBDO Internet on Vimeo.

Advertising Agency: AlmapBBDO, Brazil
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