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In his latest commercial, Spank's Tim Brown celebrates breakfast in the city with Leo Burnett, London and Kelloggs Cornflakes.
VIEW THE SPOT Batelco goes to infinity
An EPIC journey through people's ideas coming to life. It's INFINITY from Batelco - The biggest innovative ad Film. INFINITY was more than one year in the making with new technologies, and innovative interactive layers and two accomplished directors. Stay tuned for Trailer II exclusive on facebook.com/batelcoinfinity + Exclusive materials of the most thrilling ride you'll ever see in October, 2010.
VIEW THE SPOT Be prepared for summer with Panasonic
SWA via GSD&M Idea City is rolling out an extension of the Bags Fly Free campaign this week and just in time for NFL season.
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Believe it or not, baby animals could always be cuter and with the aid of a Flame suite, there's no limit to cuteness. When The Martin Agency and director Frank Todaro needed to add a little more personality to a baby pig and two nutty woodchucks for a pair of slapstick GEICO spots, they turned to the Click 3X team lead by CD/Flame Artist Mark Szumski, Lead Flame Artist Evan Schoonmaker and VFX Producer Chris Kiser.
VIEW THE PIGGY SPOT VIEW THE WOODCHUCKS SPOT Get off the beaten trackIs it the weather for a superfruit
Thirst might be stronger than you and demands to be quenched, no matter if something's up or if you're needed right now. Prioritize!Agency Lowe U.A.E
VIEW THE SPOT Will the Super Delicious Ingredient Force prevail?
The commercial, via Draftfcb, New York, is an homage to 1970's Saturday Morning Cartoons and is designed to highlight the unique flavors, textures and food you can only get from Taco Bell. It is drawn by world-famous comic book artist Neal Adams.
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A woman wakes up with a woolly head due to her allergy symptoms. The situation improves once she finds a pack of Aerius in her drawer at work. Her woolly head unravels, revealing her real symptom-free and happy self. New work from Saatchi & Saatchi Health, Sydney.
VIEW THE SPOT A haircut and a new body pleaseAbsent forever
A half page newspaper ad from Ogilvy Auckland urging people to slow down around schools in the Papakura community.
VIEW THE AD Rejoice !Hair Hockey has arrived
Rejoice branded air hockey tables were placed inside malls, salons and college dorms which our target market of young women frequent. The surface of the tables was made to look like strands of hair where Rejoice branded pucks would smoothly slide across. The fun and excitement of playing was an effortless way for Leo Burnett Manila of making consumers aware of and enjoy the smoothness benefit of Rejoice.
VIEW OUTDOOR A catchy zero display
Instead of sticking Coke Zero cans in shelves where they'd ultimately disappear among the sea of sodas, Leo Burnett Manila stacked them into inverted pyramids. Keeping true to the brand's proposition of "making the impossible possible", the display stands were functional spectacles for shoppers.
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A print ad for SASSI from Lowe Bull,Cape Town promoting their Fishms SMS service that lets consumers find out if the fish they are buying is environmentally-friendly.
VIEW THE AD The final choice is being allowed to exit
This ad was created by The Works, Sydney on behalf of lobby group Exit International, and was set to launch yesterday but was refused permission to go to air.
VIEW THE SPOT Welcome to McDonald's Playland
On Monday March 29, commuters arrived in Sydney's CBD to find a McDonald's Playland built just for them. Adults were able to play in a way that they hadn't since childhood. The Playland incorporated retro characters from the past such as a Hamburglar swing, Grimace cage and Fillet-O-Fish bouncers. Built entirely by hand and scaled 2:1, it made adults look and feel like kids again. This is the 60 sec TVC of that event, which has just gone to air in Australia.
VIEW THE SPOT Breaking the barriers for deaf children
Part of integrated campaign, the clip supports DCA's DM Spring appeal. Created for the cost of about three seconds worth of a standard TVC, the message supports DCA's mission of 'breaking the barriers' for Deaf Children. Spring is the same in anyone's language. The overall appeal created by agency 10feettall, Melbourne asks people to donate to provide deaf children with the basic skills to assimilate and lead life like everyone else.
VIEW THE SPOT Tune out unwanted callers
Altoids via Big Spaceship developed the Tune Out app based on an insight that there are only certain friends you want hear from and have them appear on your feeds, the rest are really not needed and should be tuned out.
VIEW INTERACTIVE DETAILS Make the switch to candle power
This Candle was sent to CEOs and business leaders by Leo Burnett Manila to make them switch off their corporations' lights on Earth Hour.
VIEW CANDLE OUTDOOR VIEW STICKER OUTDOOR Cementing the relationship since 1987
Shriram cement has been in the market since1987. To illustrate their claim of the longevity of their bonding strength, twohmp, New Delhi came up with the idea that had the brand was around during those days, the world-famous architectural wonders would still be intact.
VIEW THE GREECE AD VIEW THE EGYPT AD VIEW THE ROME AD Welcome to the Volkswagen village
DDB London has created a website for Volkswagen to support the brand's wider "unbelievable value" campaign, which aims to dispel perceptions that the brand's cars are expensive.The website and its "total life cost" message have been produced to promote Volkswagen as a value for money brand, while providing a visually stimulating user experience.The site has been designed to represent a miniature modern village, populated with animated inhabitants.
VIEW INTERACTIVE DETAILS Tweet for cheaper goods
Uniqlo via Dentsu Tokyo encourages site visitors to Tweet about featured items they're interested in,in turn, the price of the product will be reduced. The promotional site features about 10 items, along with the price and by how much it has been discounted thus far.
VIEW INTERACTIVE DETAILS Nike and Foot locker just do it againHalo: Reach 'Deliver Hope' - extended cut
In anticipation of the launch of Halo: Reach on September 14, today we can unveil the extended cut of the film 'Deliver Hope', the epic capstone to the series of live-action ads from agencytwofifteen and acclaimed director Noam Murro. For the millions of fans who have clamored for a Halo feature film, this is, for now, the closest we can get.
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Postmodern Sydney's James Rogers recently lensed a new Clemenger BBDO, Sydney TV campaign for the Australian energy drink V Energy.
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Action developed by Motor Sao Paulo to Forth Jardim Fertilizer client, in order to demonstrate their product's efficacy. Children balances were placed in trees branches very high in the streets showing their substantial growth.
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A new Corona Extra spot via Cramer Krasselt Chicago "Moments," brings the Corona mindset of beach and sand to surprising new places, inviting viewers to find their beach wherever it may be.
VIEW THE SPOT Getting an early yoga start
Little Buddha (Mali Buda) is the first Yoga school in Slovenia that focuses on teaching Yoga to very young children. Saatchi & Saatchi Ljubljana wanted our target group, young mothers, to become aware of this fairly new activity, using communication that is original, not expensive and easy to remember. We used Diaper changing stations (DSC) -
mostly at public places, some in private indoor playgrounds - as an advertising media. VIEW OUTDOOR What drives you?
Razorfish NY and Mercedes Benz built this microsite based on "what drives us". The whole experience online engages users with the Mercedes experience and talk about more than just car features.
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A bunch of carrot farmers package and market their veggie treat to consumers with slick advertising and junk food packaging from Crispin Porter + Bogusky, Boulder
VIEW THE EXTREME SPOT VIEW THE INDULGE SPOT VIEW INTERACTIVE DETAILS Elvis sings for Schweppes Spring Valley
Sunday night will see Schweppes Australia launch a significant multi media campaign for its iconic fruit juice brand Spring Valley with a campaign that positions Spring Valley as 'Where Spring Comes From' .
The new campaign, developed by George Patterson Y&R Melbourne, draws on the skills of the multi-award winning US based animation house Psyop to deliver a series of executions designed to capture and deliver the feeling of spring. The campaign is anchored by Elvis Presley's classic Spring Fever (the first time an Elvis song has been licensed for commercial use in Australia). Elvis Presley Enterprises are so delighted with the new work they are planning to feature the new TVC on the elvis.com website and Elvis Facebook page. VIEW THE SPOT Red Cross: For the love of humanity
A case study of a billboard that launched an Australian Red Cross fundraising campaign, 'For The Love of Humanity', which has just taken out Australian Outdoor Ad of the Year.
VIEW THE VIDEO Optus launches Open Network with animated blockbuster
Optus will go to air this Sunday with a major commercial created by M&C Saatchi, Sydney that features some of the most sophisticated animation ever seen in an Australian TVC to launch its Open Network. Renowned animation company BUF Paris produced two celebratory TVCs featuring the Optus animals appearing in a massive stage production.
VIEW THE SPOT The pathway to financial understanding
Barclays via BBH London have created an online experience for teenagers to educate them about the world of finance. Teenagers have to reach a final destination by making the right decisions along the way.
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The human eye is an engineering masterpiece. Make the most of it. Take a look at TEAC televisions. Agency: The Creative Engine, Melbourne
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A traffic reporter in these radio spot created by Red Urban gets a little distracted.
PLAY THE FIRST SPOT PLAY THE SECOND SPOT A zoo way to cycle
Among the proliferation of different GPS devices for the cyclist adventurer who wants to explore the city, including mobile phones have this feature built-in GPSs were born exclusively designed for cyclists with access to the narrow streets of Tokyo without having to stop to consult their maps and water resistant. All these features are available on the NV-U35 , the new device Sony Japan chose to launch with the Tokyo Zoo Project , a fun campaign created by Frontage, Tokyo to the streets more intricate through bicycle routes in the form of animals that have tracing the city.
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Three ads in this print campaign from Sancho BBDO Colombia
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