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 The Works and Sea Shepherd has launched the next phase of the Ultimate Death Scene campaign with actor David Field reprising his role, this time for a graphic 90 second radio spot. In addition two print ads highlight the horrific injuries that would be inflicted on humans if they were hunted and killed by whalers. VIEW THE JANE DOE AD VIEW THE JOHN DOE AD LISTEN TO THE SPOT
 The ad is an emotional reminder of the devastating consequences of speeding, and the grief experienced by those who have lost a child to road trauma â like the mums who are left to grieve each Mother's Day. VIEW THE AD PLAY THE SPOT
 Ealu is a new documentary series on TG4 telling the bizarre, daring and sometimes farcical true stories of Ireland's most famous jail breaks. To suitably dramatise the show Publicis QMP, Dublin borrowed the classic tunnel-dig-trouser-leg-dirt-drop technique. With a fascinating account and recreation of a different breakout every week it promises to be 'half an hour of pure escapism.' VIEW THE ADPLAY THE SPOT
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Sydney independent creative agency, LOUD, has today launched a new campaign to highlight the importance of water safety as we head back into Summer.
Toyota New Zealand has launched a new campaign via Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand, illustrating the importance of asking for genuine parts when having vehicles serviced or repaired. 'Beware the Dangers of Almost the Same' is designed to get second-hand Toyota owners to stop and consider what their mechanic is putting in their car in a more memorable way.
Choose from more than 1000 dentists, with the Health Engine app.Print from Meerkats, Perth
BMW K1600GTL. With custom on-board audio system.Agency: FCB, Cape Town
If you've ever had a mouse or a rat die in your house, you've probably wondered what the hell is that hideous smell? ROTHCO created a radio and print campaign for Rentokil that tries to describe the indescribable- the rancid smell coming from under your floorboards.
These ads from Chemistry Dublin ran to promote The Irish Examiner Christmas Guide which they published in paper on the 28th November. They ran alongside 4 x 30sec radio ads.
Take a positive step, take Harmony.
Romanian agency GMP print for Volkswagen Passat
Chemistry Dublin created two press ads and one 20 second radio spot to help relaunch RecruitIreland.com one of Irelandâs leading recruitment websites.![https://www.bestadsontv.com/news/http://www.bestadsontv.com/includes/image.php?image=http://www.bestadsontv.com/files/print/2013/Jan/tn_50105_CF0607_WAN[1]_RGB.jpg&width=200](https://www.bestadsontv.com/news/http://www.bestadsontv.com/includes/image.php?image=http://www.bestadsontv.com/files/print/2013/Jan/tn_50105_CF0607_WAN[1]_RGB.jpg&width=200 "https://www.bestadsontv.com/news/http://www.bestadsontv.com/includes/image.php?image=http://www.bestadsontv.com/files/print/2013/Jan/tn_50105_CF0607_WAN[1]_RGB.jpg&width=200")
A press and radio campaign for City Farmers celebrating our furry, feathered and finned Australian citizens. Agency: Groves and Groves, Perth.
A CR-V was printed on a sheet of translucent paper. It looked like it was parked in a driveway. When you flipped the page, you saw that there was a little girl on a tricycle behind the car in the driveway, and then the pay off is revealed, "See what's behind you. Every 2012 CR-V comes with a rear view camera." Print from Dare, Vancouver
The Illinois Lottery is kicking off a multi-faceted marketing campaign to promote its new Cash for Life instant tickets, illustrating the lengths winners may go to so that they stay alive and keep getting cash. Energy BBDO & Proximity Chicago created the integrated campaign, with support from Proximity Chicago. 
Immigration Nation, The Secret History of Us is a documentary series that reveals the shocking facts, hypocrisies and racial discrimination behind The White Australia Policy (1901-1975). To convey this message, US Sydney created a campaign that shows Australia truly as The Lucky Country but terms and conditions applied. 