Seen and noted
A reality TV crew followed the winners of Telstra's Sushi Plane competition as they raced the neon streets of Tokyo, participating in the ultimate Japanese Game Show experience in the hopes of becoming the Sushi Plane champion.
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Everywhere is a street in the new Prado via Saatchi & Saatchi, Sydney.
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Jam Adelaide has created a new campaign for HomeStart Finance that focuses on the epic struggle of working towards owning your own home and how HomeStart can make that dream become a reality sooner.
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The quirky twins recently in the movie "Observe & Report" are now in Blue Wireless "Relationship" spot from Hillman/ Helfgot LA/NY
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A press campaign created within the walls of Publicis Mojo Melbourne celebrating Australia's premium ice cream brand.
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Inhotim is a 111 acres complex, with the world's largest contemporary art museum in open air, located in Brazil's largest botanical garden. Inhotim on Stage is a series of music and dance events in this complex. Promoted in print by Filadelfia, Belo Horizonte
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For global creative agency ATTIK's new cross-media campaign for the 2011 Scion tC for Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., and for the agency's new Scion launch campaign for Toyota Canada,
VIEW THE SPOT Honey I'm homeBuyers want to see the temperature rise
Summer sale developed by Motor, Sao Paulo for Top Fit Beach wear store. The discounts were defined according to the temperature pointed in the display placed in front of the store. For example, when the thermometer showed 39ºC (the real temperature of that moment), customers had the discount of 39% in their purchases.
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A high net-worth individual becomes increasingly frustrated at the "yes men" around him in this spot from Six Inches, Mumbai
VIEW THE SPOT If only wie could could play like Wie
Michelle Wie exemplifies everything Kia stands for challenger spirit, superior performance and of course, terrific style. So, it seemed like an obvious choice to sponsor her and let David & Goliath, Los Angeles tell that story.
VIEW THE SPOT Dont ignore the ones you love
This film from Y&R Portugal for the Portuguese Foundation against Cancer focuses on one of the main problems on the fight against Breast cancer: indifference. It asks women not to ignore the possibility of cancer and get themselves checked out regularly by a doctor.
VIEW THE SPOT McDonalds conquer the skyWhat is it like in Timberland
This Timberland by Holst London microsite presents the story as a true visual experience. Using high definition 3D and a revolutionary DSLR camera technique, the audience can pan around the main Hero character and surrounding environment. This technique was also planned to compliment 3D stereoscopic viewing.
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Every year AMI award a prize of 15.000 euros for Journalism against indifference. This prestigious Media prize has been awarded since 1998. Y&R Portugal did the work
VIEW THE AD Chilhood obesity: break the habit
Released yesterday by The Precinct Studios, 'Break the Habit' is a new commercial that aims to draw attention to the epidemic of childhood obesity in Australia.
VIEW THE SPOT Volvo pushes 'pedestrian detection'This commercial talks about Volvo's new feature "Pedestrian Detection". The car stops by it self when someone steps in front of it. VIEW THE SPOT Vote for kids
A t-shirt campaign to voice out the need for us to help get children off the streets. By branding street children with the message "vote to get me off the streets this 2010", it became hard for citizens of Metro Manila to ignore them.
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Independent filmmakers network Shooting People are currently supporting MOFILM's Rome Film Festival competition. They're looking for filmmakers to create engaging ads for one (or more) of 7 brands. These need not be dry or dull - the opposite in fact.
READ MORE Guest judge: Cameron Hoelter, CD, The Campaign Palace, Sydney
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This week's guest judge is Cameron Hoelter, creative director of The Campaign Palace, Sydney, which he joined two years ago from Clemenger BBDO, Melbourne.
Of the six selections this week, I've gone for Dulux 'Walls are dancing'. While not as grand as 'Let's Colour' it continues the same generous tone. And as a filmed stunt, the idea has a little more depth than most others of the genre. READ MORE You can't miss the Crying Billboard
WAX, Calgary created a crying billboard for the Calgary International Film Festival.
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Reveal your dark side in this print ad created by Leo Burnett France
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McCann Erickson Israel is raising online traffic to the new website of One in Nine (a non-profit organization for raising the awareness to early detection of breast cancer in Israel).
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Jung von Matt/Neckar used the safety nets of construction site scaffoldings in the city centre to turn them into a giant fly screen, simply by adding several flys, wasps and mosquitos measuring over two meters each.
VIEW OUTDOOR Little monsters with big imaginationsA compact grows in the garden
The story of the plastic Ann Sui compact organically growing in a garden.In House P&G created.
VIEW THE SPOT Putting your business on the road to success
An animated metaphor devised by The Bridge Melbourne that dramatises the difference in ongoing support for Australian businesses between NAB and other lenders.
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Meet Precious, a bike with a brain. Starting at the Atlantic and ending at the Pacific, Precious will spend 3 months riding across the country sharing his thoughts, experiences, body temperature and much more. Fitted with a brain of wires, circuits and whole lot of code, he'll use his new silicon senses to share what it feels like to have a sweaty chain while riding up the side of the Rockies. He'll even share his subconscious dreams from time to time, which can get a little, well, bike-freaky. Site by Breakfast, New York
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Un techo para mi paÃs (A roof for my country) is an NGO which strives to improve the quality of life of impoverished families through the construction of transitional houses and the implementation of social inclusion programs. This campaign created by Prolam Y&R Santiago is aimed to achieve volunteers as well as donations.
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Fuel Lisbon is the agency behind the "Mister Pink" commercial, created for the QUEER LISBOA, The Lisbon Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. The Festival is one of the most important events in the city of Lisbon (Portugal) and attracts film buffs from all over Europe, with a huge selection of films of any kind, dealing with the gay and lesbian theme. In one week, Queer Lisbon 14 will show more than 100 films from countries all over the world. The "Mister Pink" commercial is part of the celebration of the Festival's 15th anniversary (2011).
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How do you tell people that wearing thongs for charity is a great idea?
You don't. Junior Advertising Brisbane showed them.With a 30 second, one take, Rube Goldberg inspired tvc-a-thong.The cast was made up of Youngcare supporters and staff, some manned pulleys, some played ping pong and others Riverdanced like their lives depended on it. But they all worked together to make it happen in a show of how amazing things can happen when all feet are on deck. VIEW THE SPOT Cigarettes follow you around for life
The first 2 packets follow a smoker all his life (addiction develops during the first 50 cigarettes). 358 Helsinki made a documentary where those two packets follow smokers - both common and famous. First, they asked who is the most famous Finnish smoker? The most common answer was Idols 2007 winner, Heavy Ari. They tried to get an interview through his record company.
It didn't work out so they started following him, which lead to a confrontation shown in the documentary. VIEW AMBIENT |
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