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 Since the start of the pandemic, experts agree that cannabis use has almost doubled in Canada. A statistic that obviously impacts and includes young people. The numbers are worrying to parents who are looking for a way to have a conversation about cannabis with their teens. But having those conversations can be uncomfortable, tricky, and often come without the grounding of experience. To help concerned parents, Drug Free Kids Canada has created a movement to encourage and support them while provide tips and tools to start an important conversation around the harms of problematic drug use. VIEW THE SPOT PLAY THE FIRST SPOTPLAY THE SECOND SPOT
 Building for Tomorrow is a brand platform for five of the WA State Governmentâs transport agencies to communicate with the people of WA about transport infrastructure projects. The Brand Agency created and launched the brand with an integrated campaign to thank WA for their patience during delays caused by the projects, and to spark positive sentiment around the works. Instead of just seeing construction as an inconvenience, we encouraged Western Australians to view every construction sign as a sign of great things to come â reframing familiar language on the signs to showcase the benefits of the work into the future. VIEW THE METRO SPOT VIEW THE REGIONAL SPOT PLAY THE FIRST RADIO SPOT PLAY THE SECOND RADIO SPOT
 Millennials do everything different from their parents, except for banking. Taking aim at dad's and the well-worn advice they dish out, these integrated creative formats poke fun at the embarrassing things dads do such as dancing, holidaying and working out. Agency: Two Mad Cowboys VIEW THE SPOT VIEW THE DIGITAL AD PLAY THE SPOT
 SAPOL has produced a thought provoking motorcycle safety spot via The Rowdy Group that highlights how someoneâs decision to hop on a motorcycle affects not only the rider, but everyone is his life. VIEW THE TV SPOT PLAY THE RADIO SPOT
 Iconic brand Kennards Hire have enlisted Enigma for its 2019 major brand campaign off the back of a competitive pitch process. Based on the premise that you can always 'Count on Kennards', the new campaign clearly positions Kennards Hire's role as the 'Enabler' helping customers from all walks of life. Be it the weekend DIYer through to the tradie and construction site manager, Kennards Hire's range, ease of hiring, quality and sound advice allows them all to be their 'on-the-tools' best. "For us, the key deciding factors in appointing a new creative agency are creative skills, strategic insight and cultural alignment to our brand. Enigma stood out for all three." Lara Galvin, Head of Marketing, Kennards Hire. VIEW THE PAINTER TV SPOTVIEW THE HAMMER TV SPOT PLAY THE PAINTER RADIO SPOTPLAY THE HAMMER RADIO SPOT
 NRMA Insurance believes that every home is worth protecting. That's why there are helping to ensure the future of koalas by protecting their homes. Agency: The Monkeys VIEW THE TV SPOTPLAY THE RADIO SPOT
 Busy people need insurance more than anyone. They are the ones who leave the iron on as they rush out the door, reverse their cars into poles as they race from school drop-off to that meeting they're already late for... Unfortunately, busy people don't have time to read every line item on their insurance form, let alone watch an insurance ad. That's why you leave your insurance to the experts at State. This week, State has re-launched with a modular campaign that speaks to busy individuals. But these people don't have time for things that aren't relatable, so we created a modular language and art direction system that allowed us to tell one-to-one stories. VIEW THE STATE THURSDAY SPOT VIEW THE STATE FRIDAY SPOT PLAY THE STATE FRIDAY SPOT PLAY THE TOO BUSY TUESDAY SPOT
 Telstra is making sure Australians see the text message announcing its new rewards program, Telstra Plus, in a new campaign from The Monkeys, part of Accenture Interactive. We've all received hundreds of text messages from our phone providers in the past. But with a text message as important as the one announcing its new rewards program, Telstra decided to send it way beyond people's phones - plastering it on a blimp, posting it to the Goulburn Ram, and even hiring world famous crooner Michael Buble to read it. VIEW THE TV SPOT PLAY THE RADIO SPOT
 Business insurance isn't the most exciting subject in the world. Which is why small business owners across Australia put it off. This ad is designed to be a turn off. So small business owners will stop watching and finally see if they can get a better deal on their business insurance. Agency: Eardrum VIEW THE TV SPOTPLAY THE RADIO SPOT
 Cherifer was the preferred children's growth vitamin brand for many years, but suffering from plummeting sales. People were starting to forget. The one thing you weren't likely to forget? An ear worm of a song. So we used one of pop culture's most unforgettable songs to bring Cherifer back into people's ears, minds, and hearts. Agency: MullenLowe, Philippines PLAY THE RADIO SPOT VIEW THE TV SPOT
 70% of those living in poverty are working poor. This holiday season, we wanted to show people that poverty isn't always easy to see, as millions of Canadians are silently struggling to make ends meet. In radio, we wanted to reveal that more Canadians are struggling with poverty this holiday season than you think. So, we created a series of fake radio ads for small businesses that exposed the all too common struggles for millions working poors. Agency: Grey, Toronto VIEW THE SPOT PLAY THE HAIR SALON SPOT PLAY THE CAR SALESMAN SPOT PLAY THE PIZZA SPOT
 As we age, loneliness and medical factors can often becoming serious issues for ourselves and our families. Silver Chain wanted to tackle the concerns of their elderly customers and families head-on to encourage important conversations around home care. Agency: Meerkats VIEW THE FALLS SPOT VIEW THE LONELINESS SPOT PLAY THE DEMENTIA SPOT
 There are a lot of ways that work can be uncomfortable. So, Timberland PRO is launching their new 'Not Uncomfortable' campaign featuring their incredibly comfortable work gear, boots and shoes, gear that can help blue-collar workers at least be physically comfortable. At launch, TV spots featuring a contractor getting caught in a mother-daughter argument, as well as a warehouse worker who grunts when he lifts, along with radio, social and digital display work, will highlight those awkward and uncomfortable work moments. Agency: The Martin Agency, Richmond. VIEW THE KITCHEN SPOTVIEW THE LIFTING SPOTPLAY THE WORDS RADIO SPOT
 Reflecting on 100 years of Ford in Ireland and what the future may hold in a spot from Ogilvy & Mather, Dublin VIEW THE SPOT PLAY THE SPOT
 To promote Irish language channel TG4's brand new travel show 'Hector Central' Publicis Dublin brought a bit of Latino spirit to North County Dublin. Publicis Dublin worked collaboratively with Hector O hEochagain, the Irish presenter, renowned for fully immersing himself in foreign culture, wherever his travels take him. The content film was filmed in Clontarf, with Publicis Dublin using its diverse connections to source a Chevy Impala with fully working hydraulics. Publicis Dublin created a promo music video, a 40 second radio ad, a suite of digital display and social PR. VIEW THE SPOT PLAY THE RADIO SPOT
 Every December, Aussies are force-fed cheesy American white Christmas movies; they sing carols about sleighbells and snow, and don Santa's red jacket, white beard and big black boots, even though the mercury is sliding up to 40 degrees. This year ALDI's Christmas campaign via BMF, features the Tinkletons - a family of super enthusiastic Americans who are convinced that their Christmas is better than ours. And they have come to Australia to prove it. Not only are the Tinkletons up against the perfect Aussie weather, backyard barbies and days at the beach, they'ree also battling ALDI's luxury range of delicious tiger prawns, garlic butter lobster tails, half leg hams, fudge and much, much more. VIEW THE 75 SEC SPOT VIEW THE CHAMPAGNE SPOT VIEW THE FUDGE SPOT VIEW THE LOBSTER TAILS SPOT LISTEN TO THE 4 SPOTS
 When you have #WhopperEnvy there's only one way to fix it. Get a better, fresher Whopper. #WhopperEnvy. It's a thing. Agency: The Jupiter Drawing Room, Cape Town VIEW THE TV SPOTPLAY THE RADIO SPOT
 Researching and comparing home loans can be pretty complicated stuff. So to make it easy, Newcastle Permanent now guarantees to beat a range of home loans from the major banks. Agency:Enigma, Australia VIEW THE SPOTPLAY THE OPERA SPOTPLAY THE DOG SPOT
 Tribeca is proud to present The Tribeca Film Festival ReActor, the world's first computerized acting judge! You've seen it done for dancing and guitar-playing, but never for acting. The ReActor drops players right into the middle of classic film scenes from some of your favorite movies, from "I see dead people" to "I'll have what she's having."The ReActor then combines vocal and facial recognition with Kinect motion technology to record and judge actual performances. And it gets even better. Agency: JWT New York. VIEW OUTDOORPLAY THE SPOT
 The frequency of fatal crashes, where drivers and riders are testing positive to illegal drugs, is increasing on South Australian roads. This campaign via kwp! Advertising aims to combat this disturbing trend, and reduce the overall incidence of drug driving, by educating the public about the time it takes for drugs to pass through their system. VIEW THE SPOT LISTEN TO THE METH SPOT LISTEN TO THE MARIJUANA SPOT
 In July last year The Heart Foundation ran an awareness campaign to address the public perceptions of heart attack symptoms. Many people think they are melodramatic whereas they are actually relatively subtle. The thought provoking ad resonated with the public immediately and it had half a million views on You Tube. Calls to 111 for heart related illnesses spiked immediately, and have remained consistently higher. Reports from doctors and medical staff confirmed that people were seeking help as a direct affect of seeing the ad, and people's behaviour towards their own heart health was changing. One of those seeking help was Ian Lancaster. On any other day Ian would have put his feelings down to something as mundane as indigestion, but having just seen the Heart Foundation's ad the night before, he called emergency services. After suffering a cardiac arrest in the ambulance, he was treated, and survived. Watching the ad had saved his life. For the Heart Foundation's Annual Appeal this February, Ian agreed to help us tell his story, and to show the public that their donations directly affect the lives of everyday Kiwis. Together we can fight New Zealand's biggest killer, heart disease. Agency: Barnes Catmur & Friends VIEW THE SPOT LISTEN TO THE SPOT
 There is increasing evidence to show that people are taking too long to seek medical attention when they have the symptoms of heart attack, and in many cases they donât even realise what those symptoms are until it's too late. People expect an outrageous "Hollywood" style heart attack, often mistaking their discomfort for something less life-threatening. The Heart Foundation wanted to show people a heart attack is not always as dramatic as you think, and call 111 for help immediately. Agency : Barnes, Catmur NZ VIEW THE SPOT PLAY THE SPOT
 Fenton Stephens and AEG Powertools have delivered a follow up to 2014's 'Unexpected Power' campaign. After successfully raising the brand's profile on worksites across the country, the power of AEG's tools could no longer be considered as 'unexpected'. In 2015, AEG Powertools are 'Made Of Power'. VIEW THE SPOT LISTEN TO THE SPOT
 The television was powered by an emotional drama and song, whose lyrics contained everything the brand promised, but constructed to align with the mindset of most Nigerians vis-a-vis what insurance was perceived to be.Agency:Adeptus,Nigeria VIEW THE SPOTPLAY THE NARRATION SPOTPLAY THE SONG SPOT
 The Cancer Council of WA has launched a new campaign designed to lend even more weight to the threat of smoking-related cancer. The â16 Cancersâ campaign, created by Gatecrasher Perth, is led by an emotive 45-second television commercial, which makes smokers aware of lesser known smoking-related cancers. It invites them to consider how smoking-related cancers might impact their lives in a variety of debilitating and severe ways. VIEW THE SPOT PLAY THE RADIO SPOT
 Nothing comes close to the excitement of being courtside at Asia Pacificâs Grand Slam tennis event, The Australian Open. Tasked with creating a campaign to convince fans to buy tickets rather than watch the tournament on TV, this spot from cummins Australia brings them closer to the action than ever before. VIEW THE SPOT PLAY THE BALL SPOT PLAY THE SLIDE SPOT PLAY THE STRINGS SPOT
 Blue September, the men's cancer charity, kicks off its second year advertising in Ireland with a fully integrated and interactive awareness and donation-driving campaign. Centred around a bespoke 'Keepy Uppy' online game, the ads urge the public to 'keep up the fight against men's cancer' by playing the game, making a donation and challenging friends to do the same through social media. The game itself is at blueseptember.ie and the campaign from Publicis, Dublin is in association with Vhi Healthcare. VIEW THE SPOTPLAY THE SPOT
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