 |
 Eardrum helped JWT Lebanon create the world's most annoying radio campaign. With a simple audio technique, we were able to convey important warnings to parents about internet safety, whilst blocking the kids out. VIEW THE SPOT
 Future Reina is a campaign that tells the story of 8-year old cancer patient Reina. Using Artificial Intelligence, we were able to give a glimpse into Reinaâs bright future; through your support, we can make sure she lives to see it. Agency: Republique VIEW OUTDOOR
 OMO launches a ground-breaking innovation in the world of in-store sampling: the OMO Tag Created by OMO's agency of record in Lebanon, TBWARAAD, the OMO Tag is accompanied by a demo film posted on OMO's official social pages on Facebook, Instagram and Youtube, to introduce the innovation. VIEW THE AD
 To coincide with the International Day of the Disappeared, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and Stoked release a poignant short film, âThe Waitingâ, which chronicles the haunting emotions felt when family members disappear as a result of civil war and conflict. Directed by globally-awarded ECD, Areej Mahmoud, âThe Waitingâ opens on a family scene, a mother and two children, waiting in a living room, in the midst of the Lebanon Civil War during the 1980s. Tension builds as the mother looks worryingly at the door. âHeâs Lateâ, she says. As she looks back to her newspaper, the scene begins to subtly change. Days, weeks and seasons flicker by. As the years pass, the family age but they remain frozen, waiting for their father who never returned. During the film a silence reigns over the family, where the presence of absence is duly noted with careful sound design. VIEW THE SPOT
 McDonald's, Lebanon's leading fast food retailer, wanted to continue to promote its new Chicken Wraps. So, we continued to use radio, a cost-effective mass-media channel in Lebanon. And we knew from the previous radio ad versions that conventional radio wouldn't be enough. We needed to disrupt the radio ads that people heard in their cars, at homes, or in their offices, making them pay attention to McDonald's Chicken Wraps. So, once again, we chose a popular music genre in Lebanon: Rap music. And created the ultimate "Chicken Rap" to promote the Chicken Wraps ;) This time, we created the ad, by combining the sounds of real chickens clucking into rap beats and rhythms. Making the raps more authentic than ever. Agency:FP7/McCann, Beirut PLAY THE SPOT
 McDonald's, Lebanon's leading fast food retailer, wanted to promote its new Chicken Wraps. But towards the end of the year, budgets were typically low and competition was high. So, FP7/McCann, Beirut, used radio, a cost-effective mass-media channel in Lebanon. Conventional radio wouldn't be enough. They needed to disrupt the radio ads that people heard in their cars, at homes, or in their offices, making them pay attention to McDonald's Chicken Wraps. We chose a popular music genre in Lebanon: Rap music. And created "The Chicken Raps" to promote the Chicken Wraps ;) PLAY THE SOUL SPOT PLAY THE OLD SCHOOL SPOT PLAY THE DEAD SPOT
 BabyBel is a unique and peculiar product.Very recognizable, with a memorable design and colors.Eating a BabyBel has been turning into a ritual.First of all, you unwrap the red wax pack, then you extract the cheese ball and finally you eat it.But there is more.The red wax is something people are used to play with.A trend we decided to follow talking about the product from the most playful point of view. Agency: Leo Burnett Beirut VIEW THE KANGAROO AD VIEW THE KNIGHT AD VIEW THE PIRATE AD
 Great use of the front page news with this topical ad for Al Rifai, a Lebanese nut brand. VIEW THE AD
 When you're born perfect, how much better can you get over the years? How can you tell the story of 50 years of evolution and that of a rich heritage in one single shot, in the most simple way?Agency: ClicheVFX Lebanon VIEW THE SPOT
 Domestic worker's abuse in Lebanon is on the rise and we needed to raise awareness on this issue. We created a website, where one domestic worker, named Shawwa, would serve as the voice of thousands of others. At first the viewer would only be able to see Shawwa, not hear her. To hear her, he/she would have to share her message. Shawwa's voice would then fluctuate depending on how many people were sharing her message at any given time more shares, meant her voice was louder, the less shares and her voice faded away.Agency: Republique Lebanon VIEW THE CONCEPT
 La Maison de la Foret campaign will make you want to pack your stuff right away and head to Bkassine. Change of scenery guaranteed! Agency: M&C Saatchi Lebanon VIEW THE BICYCLE SPOTVIEW THE BBQ SPOT
 Republique, Beirut and Mukhi Sisters Jewelry have released this interactive app. VIEW THE CONCEPT
 Memac Ogilvy, Beirut save 30 lives in less than 4 weeks with this ambient ad for Nissan. VIEW OUTDOOR
 Both the Amsterdam and London divisions of music agency MassiveMusic teamed up to collaborate with extremely talented motion design company, Onesize to score the music for Leo Burnett Lebanon's beautifully animated Warde,'Home Is A Quest' TV Commercial. Warde are the largest reseller of fabrics in the Middle East and Africa and are know for their quality world-wide. VIEW THE SPOT
 M&C Saatchi Lebanon create Zains contribution to solving the Earth's problems VIEW THE SPOT
 Bridgestone wanted a CSR print ad that showed the benefits of changing tyres regularly so Leo Burnett, Beruit provided it VIEW THE AD
 Sometimes things don't turn out exactly like you'd expected. But this TVC from M&C Saatchi Mena, Lebanon is all about making life's journey a more pleasant and satisfactory one. Drawing on the much-loved fairytale, Zain takes us on an epic journey of magical, heroic, and humorous proportions, proving yet again that when it comes to a wonderful world, expectations are always met. VIEW THE SPOT
 Leo Burnett, Lebanon has created this retail banking commercial VIEW THE SPOT
 Mother's Day in Lebanon is on March 21, 2011 - for that occasion, Kunhadi and M&C Saatchi MENA teamed up to use this opportunity and make the youth aware of the dangers of driving. They remind them of what they are leaving behind if they don't respect traffic laws, by using a different approach to the traditional flower bouquet given on Mother's Day. VIEW THE SPOT
 A campaign from JWT Lebanon for Le Mall - a large shopping mall chain in Beirut, Lebanon during Ramadan in which customers were asked to save their purchase receipts which the mall matched. Proceeds went to St Judes Cancer Awareness charity in Lebanon. Created by Judy Rush of Realfake in the USA. It is some of the purchase receipts that cover the dress and bike. VIEW THE AD
|
Gold sponsors
Silver sponsors
Search blog
Members
Past guest reviewers
Latest news
Blog categories
Blog archives
RSS feed
Visit Campaign Brief for Australian creative advertising news
|
 |