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It is often thought that breast cancer only affects women over the age of 40, but almost 5% of all breast cancer cases occur in younger women. Unfortunately, teenage girls and young … read morewomen show little concern, or, at least, are not aware of breast self-examination procedures. Ogilvy Social.Lab developed #MixForBoobs for NRJ Belgium and Pink Ribbon Belgium to address this issue. #MixForBoobs is an original campaign and an educational programme based on a simple but unpublicised fact: the scratching techniques used by DJs to mix on vinyl decks are identical to the self-examination techniques that all women must learn to detect breast cancer. This idea of using the codes of vinyl scratching in a playful and relevant way to raise awareness of breast self-examination among a younger audience immediately appealed to NRJ Belgium. Under the supervision of the medical experts of Pink Ribbon Belgium, Ogilvy Social.Lab and NRJ Belgium have produced two double vinyl albums to support the demonstration of self-care techniques. The albums contain a new song, the different tracks of which correspond to the time needed for each self-care gesture, and the lyrics of which serve as instructions for use while stressing the importance of screening. To visualise the techniques, the agency and the radio station also shot a video clip showing artists and influencers learning self-checks using the discs. Video tutorials on social networks and on the NRJ Belgium website explain the right gestures in a playful way and invite each woman to reproduce them in front of her mirror to detect the nine warning signs of breast cancer in time. The #MixForBoobs campaign will be launched on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and the French and Dutch websites of NRJ Belgium from October 1st, with the support of Clara Luciani, Typh Barrow, Julie Taton and many other artists and influencers, to reach as many young women as possible. A video clip, tutorials, testimonials from a medical expert and breast cancer survivors explain the steps and remind us that breast cancer strikes at any age. Many elements of the campaign, including a unique TikTok challenge, have been designed to be highly participatory and easy to share. Indeed, the more women see #MixForBoobs, the more of them will master breast self-examination and the nine warning signs... which we hope will help save lives.
read less...Account Team : Sabrina Schuller, Alyssia Cnudde
Chief Growth Officer: Christophe Crasselts
Strategy: Julie Frederickx, Beatriz Chufani, Victoria Van Wymeersch
Creative Manager: Gabriela Toader
Design: Xavier Vanderplancke, Rebecca Vallicon
Media: Mathieu De Moor, Inès Banga, Reginald Forrest, Marine De Decker
Influence: Stefan Bisoux, James Baldwin, Rahul Titus, Molly Theron
PR: Laura Verbeelen
Photographer: Lisa Carletta
Editing: Hyper Film
Grading: Friction
Composer: DJ ND
Retouching: Yelle Vandenbruaene (The Living Room)
Stylism: Francis Boesmans, Liesbeth Verlinden
Art Department: Dries Vanoirbeek
Food Stylism: Anja Spriet
Production (interviews): Jean-Sebastien, Aurélien Delacroix (DELAPRO’D)
Design (Vinyles): Romain Riousse (Studio Plastac)
Production (Vinyles): Frank Machtelinckx, Marianne DeMeuleneire
Voice/Singer (Vinyles): Catherine Sackville-Scott
Technical crew (Shooting): Ryszard Karcz, Thomas Gérard, Denis Antheunissens
Food Photographer: Eveline Boone
Background (Shooting): Michael Vercruysse
Photograph Assistant: Samir Dari
Make Up Artist: Elke & Laetitia de Wilde
Scouting: Ruben
Studio Location: Monev Studio
Choreographer: Loys Assal
Dancers: Sarah Kaya, Crazy Su
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