Seen and notedBidyanondo Publications: The Unwritten Stories
This is the story of how people who cannot write became authors
24% of Bangladeshâs population cannot read or write The storytellers among them share stories orally These stories are rooted into our culture, But it can all be lost when their tellers pass away. Since no one publishes their stories. On the other hand, many educated authors steal and appropriate their stories. They receive no credit, no renumeration, no recognition. VIEW THE AD
Generative AI applications now allow for producing highly realistic, high-resolution, true-color images. But this requires dozens of prompts. Writing these prompts requires hundreds of keystrokes and hours of effort to create one excellent frame. With its 50MP VCS true-color camera, the Vivo V30 does all this with just one tap.
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As the world watches the pursuit of glory in Paris, people in USA are running a different kind of race.Itâs time to outrun gun violence and sprint toward change.
VIEW THE 3 ADS McDonalds: Drive Thru Coming Up
Traffic in today's world is increasingly tense, but there is one thing you can count on when you're on the road: there will be a McDonald's nearby, waiting with some of its iconic products for you to stop by.
VIEW THE 3 ADS Cris Sal: Lucky News
"Lucky News," a fake newscast to keep a sports journalist, Andrés Ponce, considered unlucky by fans, away from the stadiums where the Ecuadorian national football team plays. The newscast features fabricated reports and amusing news, keeping the journalist occupied and away from important matches.
VIEW THE CONCEPT Guest Judges: Alex Little + Karsten Jurkschat, Tall Poppy, NYCThis week's guest judges are Alex Little and Karsten Jurkschat, founders, Tall Poppy, New York. Winner: 2degrees 'Dinghy'. It's bloody hard to sell invisible things. We've worked for all the major networks in the US and hit our fair share of conceptual walls. Hats off to the team on this one for striking that razor thin balance of demonstrating a serious network test while also keeping it super light, super simple and super memorable. READ MORE Nikon: Kidinfluencers
Photography is not accessible for marginalised youth in South Africa.
Itâs not even considered as a career because most students in underprivileged high schools are not aware it exists. We needed a disruptive influencer strategy that would engage young people in high schools, and still appeal to our core photography community. VIEW THE SPOT VIEW THE 2 ADS Defence Force Recruiting: Tech Others Dream AboutWilkinson Sword: Date Night Mastered
Wilkinson Sword has launched an integrated communications campaign to help men master the dating game. âDate Night Masteredâ, conceived by creative agency Space, has been built upon insights uncovered by an extensive study combining data science and qualitative research analysing facial hair in the context of modern dating.
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A noodle restaurant owner and his rockstar-wannabe daughter star in a surprising story that highlights a twist in parental interaction. Instead of reprimanding his daughter, the father supports her with understanding and embraces the 'Free Play' approach. Mum Films and Leo Burnett Group Thailand produced a 30-second ad for the Thai Health Promotion Foundation's 'Free Play' campaign.
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You just need to distance yourself.Complaints are fundamental. But first you have to distance yourself from the aggressor, so that we can recognize him and get justice. And that the assaulted people can be free and rebuild their lives while the aggressors are prosecuted.
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English language is essential for any job, even if you are not in the US. This universal language not only opens doors, but also avoids many problems for your future job and even your life. That's why at Academoa we make learning time short and fun.
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Neon, an IPG Health Company, has launched its new campaign entitled, 'Not So Lucky' in partnership with Artist For Action, a coalition of artists who are taking action towards eliminating the epidemic of gun violence.
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For too long, corn chips have broken in bowls of guac trying to scoop our Australian Avocados. So for National Avocado Day, we called out the Chip Industry on their fragile snacks, asking them to create a stronger, more reliable chip. Unprompted, the biggest chip brands in the country like Doritos, Mission Foods, and Old El Paso responded, even taking out their own print ad to showcase their stronger, guac-safe chips.
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In this exciting era of Olympic challenges letâs remember that some challenges we can win, and others, as humans, we must win .According to estimates by the Ellen Macarthur Foundation, the oceans could contain more plastic than fish by 2050.It's time for collective action!
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Our pets are our best friends, how would you feed your best friend? If you want to see him healthy and full of vitality you must give him a 100% natural food. Res Pet works manufacturing these incredible foods that besides being healthy are personalized according to the breed and weight of your pet.
VIEW THE AD Intenzo Coffee: Your Dose Of Energy
The exquisite Intenzo coffee flavor and the perfect dose of caffeine will keep you alert for many hours and with the necessary energy to face any work or personal challenge. This battery in the shape of a cup represents the virtue of this type of coffee.
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In the midst of a long, cold Australian winter, thereâs not a whole lot for people to get cheery about.But, Christmas in July festivities with friends and family can provide some temporary respite from the winter blues.
Teapigs wanted to spread some cheer by turning their iconic pyramid shaped tea bag into a Christmas tree, encouraging everyone to get involved in the season. VIEW THE AD
As the Paris 2024 Olympics approach, brands are beginning to present their innovative campaigns for this global event. One of these brands is the new Corona Cero, a 0.0% alcohol beer. Corona Cero represents an ideal alternative for those looking for new drinking occasions, enjoying a non-alcoholic beer, brewed with natural ingredients, that maintains all the characteristic flavor of Corona. And to amplify its concept of relaxation, Publicis Peru has launched the âRelaxing Adsâ campaign. This innovative OOH (Out Of Home) campaign ârelaxesâ the ads of other brands that show athletes exerting themselves or exercising. Thus, Corona Cero has positioned itself alongside the advertising of different sports brands such as Reebok, Smart Fit, Powerade and Klimax, inviting everyone to relax after any physical activity.
VIEW 4 OUTDOORS Weta Workshop: Unleashed
To promote AT's partnership with WÄtÄ Workshop, which gives AT public transport users discounted entry to the award-winning movie-making tour at WÄtÄ Workshop Unleashed, we customised one of our double-decker buses so characters from Unleashed are seen driving around Auckland city.
VIEW OUTDOOR Rebel Sport: 1 Fan
Rebel Sport are dedicated to supporting Kiwis in their sporting dreams - whether theyâre at the top of their game, or just starting out. And so is Rebelâs brand mascot, the #1 Fan - a giant, wearable foam finger who shows up on TV and social, bringing the energy and backing all Kiwis to get out there and do more sport. support all the way over to Paris.
VIEW OUTDOOR Mad Mex: Big Burrito
The Big Burrito from Mad Mex is a 1kg monster thatâs only available for 6 weeks every year. And this year it was going to be paired with a 500ml Liquid Death. This killer combo meant you might slip peacefully away into the mother of all food comas - one that could be permanent.
VIEW THE CONCEPT Ashi Super Dry: Skill Tester
Skill tester machines are a favourite Japanese pastime and a regular ritual for millions of professionals, retirees, gamers and university students. And now, Australian Asahi Super Dry drinkers.⨠To bring beer lovers even closer to modern Japan, Asahi Super Dry has built a real-life Japanese-style claw machine that can be controlled remotely via a smartphone, anywhere in Australia.
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Bupaâs âgood health is contagiousâ campaign aims to spread good health around Australia. And behavioral science tells us that the fastest way to change someone's thoughts is by getting them to physically do something.
PLAY THE SPOT SA Health: Abuse Shouldn't Be Part Of The Job
Working in healthcare can be tough â long hours, intense working environments and often, peopleâs lives literally on the line. To do the job well, you have to care deeply, and healthcare workers do, readily accepting these challenges as part of the job. Unfortunately, there are other things they are being forced to accept. In South Australia. abusive and violent behaviour against healthcare workers increased by 43% last year.
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Director Dan French brought a unique vision to the project, building on the initial concept by setting the scene in a derelict cinema. The brutalist architecture and the on-the-nose film title, âInstant Regret 3,â set the tone for Terryâs misadventures.
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McDonaldâs Canada serves up a winning formula with 'Find your Fryternity,' a recruitment campaign developed by Cossette. This initiative targets young adults and celebrates the importance of friendships at work.
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Greenpeace International has launched a campaign that aims to pressure governments to commit to a strong Global Plastics Treaty that will cut plastic production and end single-use plastic. Created by global socially-led creative agency We Are Social, directed by Jon E Price through We Are Social Studios,
VIEW THE SPOT Heineken: Forgotten Beers
This International Beer Day, Heineken has created an emotive ad with an unexpected message: that you can forget about the beer; instead, the brewer wants you to focus on having a good time together.
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Footy is great. Yet for all its greatness, it isn't a perfect game. That's why Australians love it so much. What's not so great is when footy accidents happen, like kicking a ball into a gutter and smashing a windscreen. That, and the many other quirky things that go wrong with footy, are the focus of AAMIâs latest campaign via Ogilvy.
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The story centres on genuine social interactions during memorable life moments. It follows three storylines: a nervous groom, a first-time marathon runner, and a surprise birthday party after a long day at work. Using Mitchum deodorant helps these characters stay true to themselves, culminating in the slogan, "Just you, Just Mitchum."
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Directing duo Fjord bring a little magic to bill paying in this campaign for BPAY via Five by Five Global.
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realestate.com.au has partnered with brand building creative agency 72andSunny to launch its new brand strategy and creative platform. The campaign aims to encourage and motivate buyers, sellers and renters to âKeep Movingâ towards their next home, with Australiaâs number one address in property there to help throughout the property journey.
VIEW THE SPOT Flight Club: Unleash Your Inner Dart-Ist
Flight Club launches in Sydney by turning city into a âdart galleryâ, via creative agency Born Flight Club - the innovative social darts concept - launched in Sydney by turning the city into a âdart galleryâ. The launch, conceptualised and executed by creative agency Born, saw Sydney's CBD turned into an outdoor exhibition of classic artworks⦠with darts in them.
VIEW OUTDOOR ANZ: Layers Of Fraud Protection
No single fraud safety measure is fool proof.
This alarmingly honest insight sits at the foundation of the latest campaign by ANZ, New Zealandâs biggest bank. VIEW 4 OUTDOORS BinItAtTheRightPlace: The Meteor
In July and August, a lot of people hit the road to go on holiday. The number of fires along the way goes up because of cigarette butts thrown away. This campaign tries to raise awareness and change this behavior in an "impactful" way. The cigarette butt as a meteor in this outdoor campaign for Babel, France
VIEW 2 OUTDOORS Big Save Furniture: Beds That Make Sense
Before the cauldron had even been lit, the buzz in Paris wasn't about the Olympics themselves - but more about the uncomfortable cardboard beds in the village. Big Save Furniture (a supplier of comfortable, quality beds) didnât think New Zealandâs top athletes sleeping in sub-par beds made much sense at all.
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