The Famous Grouse: The Famous Sculpture

Famous Grouse whiskey asked whiskey fans the following question: "What would you like to be famous for?". The most original hopes and dreams where carved with laser in the aluminium strips that where used to built this innovative scuplture. A motion sensitive light project the answers around the gallery. Impressive work.

The Famous Grouse Sculpture from Marshmallow Laser Feast on Vimeo.

Credits:
Advertising Agency: AMV BBDO, London
Production Company: PRETTYBIRD
Director: Marshmallow Laser Feast
Producer: Margo Mars
Sculpture Design: Marshmallow Laser Feast & Studio Roso
Kinetic Design: Ruairi Glynn
Final sculpture DOP: Brett Turnbull
Additional footage: Sandra Ciampone
Editor: Sandra Ciampone
Music: Dave Cooke 

Save the Children: One second a day

The life of an 8 years old girl changes dramatically within a year in this hard one-second-a-day spot. Save the Children charity brings the day-to-day life of kids in Syria to London to showcase that just because it isn't happening here doesn't mean it isn't happening.

Credist:
Client: Save the Children
Agency: Don't Panic, London
Production Company: Unit9

Cream-O: Cookie Mug

This must be the ultimate mug for drinking milk. It is made from digestive cookies and dark chocolate. It also helps parents motivate their children in order to drink 2 mugs of milk. Great move from Cream-O, a cookie brand in Malaysia, and Grey. The edible mug came free with 2 packs of Cream-O. The campaign run for a month with a succesful 19% increase in sales.

Credits:
Advertising agency: Grey Kuala Lumpur

Coke Zero: What do pétanque, knitting and fishing have in common?

Zero. A magic number which when added it can mean nothing or change everything. In Duval Guillaume's latest stunt for the Coca-Cola Zero "Just Add Zero" campaign they did just that. They added zero and changed everything.

They asked ordinary people playing pétanque, knitting and fishing to film them. As you can imagine all of these hobbies have non-to-a-few spectators only. Then they added zero. 6 spectators became 60 then 600. Fishermen, knitting ladies and petanque players felt like superstars when, out of nowhere, supporters started to appear, cheering, creating a crazy atmosphere. (Thanks Sophie)

Advertising Agency: Duval Guillaume Modem

Polar Beer: Polar Cell Phone Nullifier

The problem: smartphones in a bar. The solution: The Polar Cell Phone Nullifier. People tend to go to a bar but instead of talking with their friends they get absorved by their smartphones. So, Polar, a Brazilian beer brand teamed up with creative agency Paim Comunicação and made a beer cooler that blocks 3G, 4G, Wi-Fi and GSM signals to any device within a 1.5 meter radius.

Credits
Advertising Agency: Paim Comunicação, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Creative Directors: Rodrigo Pinto, Carlos Thunm
Copywriters: Márcio Blank, Rodrigo Rocha
Art Director: José Pedro Bortolini
Head of Digital: Willian Zanette
Social Media Manager: Pedro Migotto
Agency Producers: Ana Paula Luce, Juliana de Barros Lima, Lucas Holderbaum
Graphic Designer: José Pedro Bortolini
Art Buyers: Marta Mendonça, Alexandro Souza, Daniela Pertille
Account Manegers: Daniela Flores, Mariana Balestra
Media Buyers: Claudia Mello, Patricia Angeletti
Account Planning: Eduardo Flores, Henrique Scholz
Technical Producers: Álvaro Heller, Diogo Thum de Oliveira
Photographer: Complex Studio Image
Production Company: SQMA Film Delivery, TGD Films
Film Director: Guilherme Petry
Music&Sound: Batuque Música, Loop Reclame

P&G Thank you, Mom: Tough Love

The world’s toughest moms, raise the world’s toughest kids. Wieden + Kennedy, Portland made another great spot in the P&G Thank you, Mom campaign. This time for the Paralympic Games. The comments of moms in the thank you mom facebook page show how moms appreciate this spot. They feel that P&G honors them.

"You could have protected me. You could have taken every hit. You could have turned the world upside down so that I would never feel pain. But you didn't. You gave me my freedom because you were strong. And now, so am I." The narration comes from the Paralympic snowboarder Amy Purdy.

Credits:
Advertising Agency: Wieden + Kennedy Portland

DHL: Trojan Mailing

Guerilla marketing at its best. DHL made its rivals UPS, TNT and DPD advertise DHL's services. They hired the competition to deliver large black packages taped all over with thermoactive foil. When competitors went to deliver the packages, the heat worked its magic and the message DHL is faster appeared.

Advertising Agency: Jung von Matt/Neckar, Stuttgart, Germany
Creative Directors: Holger Oehrlich, Philipp Barth
Art Director: Raphaela Sigg
Copywriters: Kai Schmelzle, Jan-Erik Scheibner
Director: Tim Steffan
Editor: Tim Steffan
Project Manager: Susanne Barthel
Additional credits: Till Beckert
Published: January 2014
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