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 The Norwegian Institute of Public Health and creative agenct POL, Oslo, showcase the isolation and social distancing many of us are feeling with a relatable element, the bubble. And what is our ticket out of the bubble? The coronavirus vaccines. VIEW THE SPOT
 The University of Agder (Universitetet i Agder) in Southern Norway has released this 'Sorry (Not Sorry)' film in response to General Motors and Will Ferrell's 2021 Super Bowl campaign. VIEW THE SPOT
 Try, Oslo and Bacon have partnered with Norwegian bank and car insurance provider, DNB to launch this 'Evil Shopping Carts' stunt. VIEW OUTDOOR
 Ever since Miranda brought out the infamous rabbit vibrator on Sex & The City, female sexual empowerment has been in focus the world over. Sex toys for women are no longer something to be ashamed of. Quite the opposite. The sex toy is looked upon as a symbol of the independent woman. VIEW THE SPOT
 Anyone who has kids know that being a parent can be a tumultuous experience. In fact, keeping a household together can make most people dizzy at times, which is the setup for the new film for McDonald's Norway directed by Eivind L. Paying homage to one of modern time's most iconic music videos The Prodigy's "Smack My Bitch Up" the high-paced spot switches late night grit with the everyday madness of balancing work and family without completely compromising the tidiness of your home. VIEW THE SPOT
 Simplicity can be many things. It can be quiet sunrise. A user-friendly cell phone plan. Or a dip in a beautiful river, fully clothed, to the sound of a man banging two rocks against each other. No wrong answers, just different perceptions of this wonderful journey called life.Which is probably the best way to explain the new spot for Norwegian mobile-payment-turned-cell-phone-carrier Vipps. Directed by Andreas Nilsson, produced by Bacon and made with Anorak as agency, the film is a both absurd and hopeful narrative of fresh starts and cell phones. VIEW THE SPOT
 Newspapers used to be a product that was typically consumed once a day to get an idea of what had happened in the world. However, times change and now newspapers are supposed to tell us what is going on in the world right now, so we can blurt out "What the.." and hastily ask people if they have seen the news. VIEW THE SPOT
 It can be hard to navigate the rules of employment in foreign country. And as Eastern European labor has become almost synonymous with low wages in Scandinavia over the past couple of decades, these workers are at great risk of being underpaid. To inform the foreign workers of their rights, the Norwegian Work Council (Arbeidstilsynet) has created a campaign to address the issue with humor. VIEW THE SPOT
 The world is finally getting a breather, but the indoor air quality is deteriorating. Learn more at airthings.com/breather. Agency: Tante Randi, Oslo. VIEW THE SPOT
 Oslo, March 2020. It is more quiet than usual in the streets of Norway due to the lockdown. To thank all the people who are staying home, and inspire more people to do the same, AVIA Oslo have been out in the streets of Oslo to document the results of the ongoing work to stop the COVID-19. Translation: Thank you for staying home, thank you for contributing. VIEW THE SPOT
 Andreas J. Riiser's new film for the Norwegian phone and internet provider shows the reality of a time where internet is more important than pants. VIEW THE SPOT
 Tante Randi, Oslo has launched this 'The One and Only Childhood' campaign for Unicef and Erlik Oslo. VIEW OUTDOOR
 In order to increase the number of blood donors, The Norwegian Red Cross has launched a campaign, focusing on the fact that every year, thousands of women have to have blood transfusions due to childbirth. To address the problem in an unexpected way, The Norwegian Red Cross and Morgenstern, Oslo made a decision to target Norwegian men. VIEW THE SPOT
 It's Christmas and again we meet the smug owner of a smart home. This time he has replaced his voice controlled door with face recognition. But does it help? Keep it simple with REMA 1000. Agency: Try, Oslo. VIEW THE SPOT
 POL, Oslo has launched this Christmas spot for Nidar. VIEW THE SPOT
 Body armour vests, speech recognition and medications -- these are all examples of products that, for the most part, are designed for men. A new campaign film by creative agency POL and Plan International Norway shows that gender inequality exists everywhere, and that inequality can take various forms. To change this current trend, Plan is encouraging the world to put girls first. VIEW THE SPOT
 Morgenstern has created this 'Greenwashing' parody spot for FINN.no directed by Bacon's Matias & Mathias. VIEW THE SPOT
 The fight for gender equality is more important than ever. But when it comes to parenting, mom is far too often still considered to be the main care provider. Backed by outdated attitudes towards Dad's role. It's about time we start celebrating the cool dads of the world! Agency: Creuna, Norway VIEW THE SPOT
 The initiative started out locally at some of the McDonald's restaurants in Sweden, but is now growing. More franchisees around the country are joining the cause and have also started replacing the grass around their restaurants with flowers and plants that are important for the well-being of wild bees. To celebrate the initiative which is part of McDonald's Swedens sustainability work, NORD DDB, Copenhagen created what could be 'The World's Smallest McDonaldâs' â a fully functioning beehive. VIEW OUTDOOR
 The Nordic Cooperative Building Association OBOS is a proud sponsor of women's football in Norway and Sweden. Equality is one of the most important values for all of OBOS' business. This ad, featuring Ballon d'Or winner Ada Hegerberg, is made to show respect for the effort and dedication girls in football puts in every single day. Happy Women's Day! Agency: Futatsu Industries VIEW THE SPOT
 Did you know that the Japanese people have a secret recipe for how to create beautiful, intelligent and successful babies? SpareBank, the bank for the people of Northern Norway, finally shares this secret. The film, from agency Creuna and production company Motion Blur, takes us on a fantastic journey that shows that the future is bright for the people who have been conceived under the Northern Lights. VIEW THE SPOT
 Kondomeriet, Norways No. 1 adult store, celebrates 30 years of bringing lust and naughtiness to Norwegians. This calls for a celebration! The only problem is that in Norway, media laws often prohibits companies like Kondomeriet from showcasing their products in advertising. So in order to get the message out and the commercial on air, we have to use metaphores, and let the audience make the connections in their own naughty minds. VIEW THE SPOT
 In Norway most of the big chains of petrol stations also sell fast food. Shell wants to be famous for its hamburgers along Norwegian roads. Thatâs why weâre making a shift from being the petrol stations selling hamburgers, to becoming hamburger stations that also sell petrol. As a part of this shift, we made our own hamburger stations - on radio. Shell â The hamburger Station â is some very short radio station played out in the ad break in-between the other shows on Norway's biggest radio stations. Agency: Creuna AS PLAY THE ROCK SPOT PLAY THE HIP HOP SPOT PLAY THE COUNTRY SPOT
 Over 25% of adolescents and teens has been bullied repeatedly on the internet, because of their gender, race or sexual orientation. And with a soaring increase in hate, sexism and racism from online communities all the way to the white house, itâs more important than ever, to make a change for a more positive online experience for everyone. The peace sign has since the 60âs been an international gesture. Now itâs being introduced online to help fight for peace and equality in a time and a place where it is most needed. â¨â¨The Peace Pointer is a plug-in for Chrome and Firefox browsers, that turns your mouse pointer into a peace sign. Being a constant reminder for you to make the web a better place, whenever you post, comment, share and take part in a online discussions.â¨â¨The plug-in was created by the two Norwegian creatives John E. Njoki & Kim Follesøy-Thuen and is being launched on The International Day of Peace on September 21. VIEW THE CONCEPT
 Try, Oslo and Rema1000 warm us of the dangers of smart homes in this amusing spot directed by Andreas Riiser. VIEW THE SPOT
 Avoid getting frazzled over the small print by using Norwegian banking app, Vipps, to sort your invoices. The new campaign from Oslo agency Pol imagines a man whose eye literally pops out of his head after attempting to pay his bills the old way. VIEW THE SPOT
 Morgenstern Oslo has released this amusing spot for 7-Eleven because Norway has one of the highest rates of chlamydia in Europe, so if your visiting from abroad make sure you protect yourself against the locals. VIEW THE SPOT
 The Tripp Trapp chair from 1972, with its universal design and durable materials, is a timeless and durable design icon. And it's precisely this longevity aspect that makes the chair more current than ever, among a new generation of young, conscious parents around the world. With this as a backdrop, Stokke is now rolling out a new global communication concept, "A chair for life". VIEW THE SPOT
 Good Morning, Oslo has created "The Trojan Beer," a friendly Christmas gift sent out to Good Morning, Oslo's competitors. That after a few hours in the fridge, turned into a job ad with the temperature activated ink on the beer label. VIEW THE AD
 "The Quattro Coaster" lets you virtually build a track and drive an Audi Quattro wherever you like, through all four seasons. You can also explore a detailed 360 degree view of both inside and outside the car. The app includes 3D and true-to-scale models of the Audi Q2, the Audi Q5, the Audi Q7 and the Audi A7 quattro. It gives you an accurate impression of the design and features of the cars. Agency: POL, Oslo. VIEW THE CONCEPT VIEW THE MAKING OF
 Try, Oslo and DNB Insurance have created "The Sneaky Pillar," a cheeky prank played on unsuspecting people parking there cars. VIEW OUTDOOR
 The 100 best days of the year is a celebration of the short Norwegian summer with its seasonal fruits and vegetables. The story is told from August to June in reverse to remind the Norwegians about the 100 days ahead of them. Bama is Norway's largest distributor of fruits and vegetables and their brand message in Norway is '5-a-day'. Agency: Creuna AS VIEW THE SPOT
 In response to publicity that the Game Of Thrones Night Watch's cape was made from IKEA fury rugs the worldwide retailer came back with a quick interactive response on their Facebook page that gave instructions on how to create one. Agency: SMFB, Oslo. VIEW THE CONCEPT
 Try, Oslo has created this spot for Norwegian telecommunications brand Talkmore. VIEW THE SPOT
 We Are Live, Oslo has created"TGI Pridays"to send our a message of acceptance. VIEW OUTDOOR
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