Seen and notedOrangina: The Anti Football Can
Introducing the Anti-football Can, by Orangina Miss O ! The very first can that can switch off any football game on TV, in total secrecy, for all women and men that are not interested in Football.Agency Fred & Farid, Paris
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Deodorant brand Sure is capitalizing on the Football World Cup with this print spot via DLKW Lowe, London.
VIEW THE AD Amnesty International: Poems of Horror
We do not need graphic imagery to illustrate how terrible a human rights violation torture is. We just need to put it in words. Dry, descriptive and to the point to show its effect. The result: Poems of Horror. Agency: diekerschmidt. Germany
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One day our copywriterâs seven year old son Louis pulled apart two TNCC jellies and made a totally new jelly. So we thought: (letâs exploit this child genius!) what a totes awesome idea! Everybody in the world should immediately stop what they're doing and grab a bag today and play! All on a modest budget, here's what Publicis Dublin did:
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United Biscuits have unveiled a new £4 million marketing campaign from go ahead!, signifying another step in a business vision that has already seen the re-launch of the manufacturer's world famous McVitie's and Jacob's brands.
The TV ad, created by Grey London and directed by D.A.D.D.Y through Fieldtrip, hits screens from Monday 23 June. VIEW THE SPOT
Free Agents recently launched 'Redskins Fandemonium' an integrated campaign for the Bon Secours Washington Redskins Training Center that encourages fans to share their unique pre-camp rituals for the chance to win a VIP experience at the 2014 Training Camp in Richmond, Virginia.
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In every situation our hero faces he is able to flash forward and imagine what would happen to him, which sends him into a nervous twitch. That is until he comes across the new Toyota Avanza and the thought of driving the car puts him at ease in turn making his twitch go away.Agency Saatchi & Saatchi Indonesia
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Showtime Networks, director Rama Allen and Mill+ joined forces to create "The Outsiders," to demonstrate the "Showtime Anytime" application which offers access to series, movies and live tv, anytime, anywhere.
VIEW THE SPOT Guest Judge: Rogier Vijverberg, founder/ECD, SuperHeroesThis week's guest judge is Rogier Vijverberg, founder and executive creative director at SuperHeroes, Amsterdam/New York. Judging right after the Cannes Lions is like eating a cake after a six course meal. Or having your 5th rose after 12 Heinekens at Baoli Beach. Or... well, you get what I mean. Anyway, here are my personal favorites of this week's best ads. READ MORE District Six Museum: Constitution Street
The apartheid government forcibly removed 60 000 black, coloured and Indian people from District Six and demolished their homes to make way for a "Whites only" area. These photos are of the ex-residents on the sites where they used to live. Agency: Ogilvy Cape Town
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DNA director Christopher Sims teams up with R/GA New York and internationally celebrated choreographer Jamaica Craft to deliver an inspiring spot for the Samsung Galaxy 11 campaign centered around football.
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Grey Melbourne's latest addition to the Sportsbet campaign positions their tablet app as a man-sized solution for your man-sized hands.
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Traffic signs are there for a reason says Shaghai General Motors, via Lowe Shanghai.
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To promote Travel & Surf, a summer Pass for worry-free surfing abroad, T-Mobile and DDB Tribal play with a holiday behaviour we are all familiar with: the endless search for Wi-Fi.Meet Jose's "Wi-Fi Dogs", a start-up that claims to have developed a training technique that enables dogs to locate the nearest Wi-Fi source.
VIEW THE SPOT McDonalds: Friends FriesTNT Ewing Industries: Gas Station
Leave it to the Ewings to take on the oil industry Texas-style. The competition didnt stand a chance. Agency: Grey New York.
VIEW OUTDOOR Intermarche: Inglorious Fruits and Vegetables
Marcel, Paris has released the "Inglorious Fruits And Vegetables", a campaign which started off in super markets to lower food wastage. Intermarche the third largest super market chain in France decided to rehabilitate the none calibrated and unperfect fruits and vegetables.
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The leading cause of death in the world is heart disease caused by bad habits. Agency: McCann Erickson Madrid.
VIEW THE PLANE AD VIEW THE TSUNAMI AD VIEW THE BOMB AD Mitsubishi: Built Better Backed BatterTerre des Hommes Netherlands: Sweetie
Lemz, Amsterdam and Terre des Hommes Netherlands are trying to stop stop webcam child sex tourism and to do so created "Sweetie" a 10 year old computer model made to track down these men.
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Wieden + Kennedy, New York has released the next installment of their award-winning "Whatever's Comfortable" campaign for Southern Comfort.
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Durex believes football is much better without the faking. So this summer, we're campaigning for real connections, on and off the pitch with this Campaign "Dont Fake it" which capitalizes on the Football World Cup.
VIEW THE SPOT Amnesty International - Anti Torture: Iggy Pop
"The future of rock and roll is Justin Bieber" says Iggy Pop in this anti-torture Amnesty International ad. Agency: Air Belgium.
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When you have an important, top secret compliment to give, it's vital to turn your body into a drill and burrow through the earth so you can deliver it in person. Agency: Wieden + Kennedy, Portland.
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WDD Japan is a fashion, beauty and retail magazine and website. Hakuhodo Tokyo created this poster campaign for their Spring edition.
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The Young Director Award is handed out to the most talented young directors from all over the world. As every year, the competition, hosted by François Chilot (producer and founder of YDA), is held at the Cannes Lions from June 15th-21st. After producing the film "Whisper" in 2013 to promote the event, the agency BETC is again taking the reins to illustrate YDA's powerful signature, "Directing, it's in your bones". This time, we experience the birth of a baby who is filming his own arrival into the world using a long take technique. This spectacular and realist film, "Birth", was directed by Norman Bates and produced by Standard Films. It is broadcast today (Thursday, June 19) at the YDA ceremony at the JW Marriott theater in Cannes.
VIEW THE SPOT Allstate: Out Holding Hands
Allstate Insurance Company recently launched "Out Holding Hands" program created by Leo Burnett Chicago during LGBT Pride Month, to encourage members of the LGBT community to share special and everyday moments out holding hands with their loved ones. The company believes everyone should be treated with respect and without judgment no matter who they love.
VIEW THE SPOT Allstate: Mala Suerte
Allstate has been a strong supporter of soccer for many years a sport that requires preparation and teamwork to be ready for unexpected bad luck and adversity. Allstate is able to enhance the fan experience around the upcoming matches in Brazil by integrating Mala Suerte (bad luck) in a campaign created by Lapiz USA.
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To help launch Wendy's new Tuscan Chicken on Ciabatta, VML scripted the brandâs first-ever short film in Italian, shot it in Italy, and now asks customers to add the "gusto" by supplying the film's subtitles via Facebook and Twitter.
VIEW THE CONCEPT KAFA: Driving Change
In order to encourage more women in Lebanon to speak up against violence, we set up this real experiment with Banet Taxi's registered customers to get out message across. The more solidarity we build, the more women will speak up, the more women rise up, the more chance there is to stop abuse and demand better legal protection. Agency: Ogilvyone, Dubai.
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Pepsi Max brings you the unbelievable! Pepsi Max has created the first football pitch using inflatable trick mats, they invited six football free-stylers and six free-runners to play in one "Unbelievable Game". Watch the athletes show off their amazing skills on this unique pitch. Agency: AMV BBDO, London.
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Every year, SiriusXM hosts a standup comedy competition where the audience is invited to watch live and vote online for Canada's top comic. Posters were created by Agency59 to promote the event at comedy clubs.
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Grey London has unveiled a striking campaign to launch luxury watch retailer Watches of Switzerlandâs flagship store on London's Regent Street.
Grey's eye-catching creative takes visual inspiration from Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds and sees a sinister swarm of magpies descending on London attracted by the store which, like they, covets beautiful, premium shiny things. [url=/ad/63816/Watches-of-Switzerland-The-Birds]VIEW THE AD[/url Greener Scotland: Dirty Little Secrets
A different take on the subject of littering thatâs likely to raise a few eyebrows and get people talking. In turn, we're hoping the campaign will significantly reduce littering across Scotland particularly targeting 16-24 year olds. The campaign from Leith Edinburgh is running across online, cinema, TV, outdoor and social media channels, and was release on 12th June.
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The TVC by Ogilvy & Mather Mumbai is an intercut of shots between a violinist playing a delightful piece of music and Naseer simultaneously narrating the comparison between good versus great.
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