The excitement of embracing your baby for the first time is unique. For her it was even more special. This is the true story of Tatiana, who is #CountingTheDays to embrace the little Murilo. Huggies is a brand concerned about every moment between a mother and a son, including one of the most important: the first time they meet.
The Japanese siren gets lost in Takcom's digital playground From the idyllic southern prefecture of Aichi, Japan, Noah’s dreamscape R&B sees the vocalist and composer draw inspiration from both her snowcapped, ethereal hometown and contemporary electronics. “Flaw” contrasts Noah’s luna sound with director Takcom’s jarring deus ex machina in the form of a ghostly dancer amid shimmering landscapes. Takcom, aka Takafumi Tsuchiya’s, digital alchemy connects the dots between his varied collaborators, from avant-garde cult artist Daito Manabe through to the hyper J-pop of Perfume, one of Japan’s most internationally successful girl bands. Signed to Tokyo’s acclaimed independent label Flau, headphones await Noah’s forthcoming celestial pop debut, Sivutie.
Moms have a way with words – especially when they text them. Head to Twitter and follow @SamsungMobileUS. Then, show off your mom’s funniest texts using hashtag #TextsFromMom for a chance to win a Galaxy S 6 edge. http://smsng.us/1P0qsWf
Creatives: Gibbo e Lori
Director: Ali Ali
CDP: The Big Mama
DOP: Luca Belluccini
Executive Producer: Valentina Fronzoni
Editor: Francesca Ferri
Photographer: Stefano Casiraghi
Sound Engineer: Ricky Milano, Omnibus Studio
Special Effects: Fabrizio Banti, Videozone
VFX Consultant: Tameem Youness
Post Production: Luca Parma, Corte 11
Voices: Ceccon&Balbontin
For 129 years, Coca-Cola has been providing uplifting refreshment and moments of happiness. With Choose Happiness, Coca-Cola is motivating people to go further: to realize that it is not only about seeing the glass half full, but to take action to fill the glass up themselves. Young people are the directors of their own happiness and they represent a new generation who instinctively choose to be happier.
The song ‘What Are You Waiting For?’ was specifically written for the campaign and is performed by Amsterdam-based rapper and producer HT, who has previously worked with Hip Hop royalty DJ Grandmaster Flash, Rakim and Jungle Brothers. Coca-Cola partnered with HT because of his unique talent, and his work with Universal Zulu Nation - an international hip hop awareness group with a mission to use music to help young people find a better path through education, mentoring and community awareness programs.
Client: Coca-Cola Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Amsterdam Chief Creative Officer: Ogilvy Darre van Dijk Sr. Copywriter Ogilvy: Jesse Ridder Sr. Art Director Ogilvy: Jurriaan van Bokhoven Agency Producer Ogilvy: Pirke Bergsma Client Services Director Ogilvy: Annelouk Kriele Account Director Ogilvy: Frouke Vlietstra Director Caviar: Arnaud Uyttenhove Executive Producer Caviar: Eva van Riet Producer Caviar: Lynn Bernaerts Producer Caviar: Neil Cray DOP: Dimitri Karakatsanis Editor the Whitehouse: Martin leRoy Editor Gentlemen's Club: Will Judge Editor Kapsalon: Brian Ent Colourist Glassworks: Scott Harris Colourist Glassworks: Matt Hare Flame Glassworks: Kyle Obley Nuke Glassworks: Jos Wabeke Executive Producer Glassworks: Jane Bakx Producer Glassworks: Christian Downes Sound engineer Wave: Randall McDonald Music Ogilvy: Darius Dante VO: Haris Trnjanin (HT) Client Coca-Cola: Guido Rosales
Honda believe that above all things, engineering should help create cars that are a joy to drive. This was the guiding principle behind the design of the new Civic range, because the most powerful thing you can build is a feeling. Client: Honda Europe Agency: Wieden & Kennedy London Creative director: Scott Dungate Copywriters: Ben Shaffery, Max Batten Executive creative directors: Tony Davidson, Kim Papworth, Iain Tait Agency executive producer: Danielle Stewart Group account director: Nick Owen Account director: Alex Budenberg Account manager: Maria Kofoed Head of planning: Beth Bentley Planning director: Martin Beverly TV producer: Michelle Brough TV production assistant: Tom Dean Production company: RSA Films Director: Johnny Hardstaff Executive producer: Kai Hsiung Line producer: Annabel Ridley Director of photography: Martin Ruhe Editorial company: Work Post Editor: Art Jones VFX company: MPC VFX supervisors: Adam Crocker, Anthony Bloor Flame artist: Adam Crocker VFX producer: Dionne Archibald Lead 3D: Anthony Bloor Colorist: Jean¬Clément Soret Music and sound company: Nate Connolly, Mutant Jukebox Sound designer: Sam Ashwell Sound studio: 750mph Producers: Shervin Shaeri, Mutant Jukebox Mix company: 750mph Mixer: Sam Ashwell Producers: Sam Robinson, Mary-Ann D'Cruz
On May 2nd 2015, the world celebrated the birth of a very special baby. We wanted to get involved in the celebrations too. But rather than just celebrate one baby, we celebrated thousands born on that very same day.
Because to us, every baby is a prince or princess.
“THE BULLSHIT FACE PROJECT”: l’arte in difesa della libertàdi
stampa.
In occasione della Giornata Mondiale della Libertàdi Stampa, l’organizzazione “Reporter senza Frontiere”lancia un’iniziativa dal
linguaggio fortemente provocatorio.
“The Bullshit Face Project”nasce con l’obiettivo di richiamare l’attenzione del pubblico sul pericolo di un’informazione parziale e
faziosa: quotidianamente, infatti, gli esponenti politici, a prescindere dal
loro orientamento e dalla loro posizione, rilasciano in completa libertà dichiarazioni più o meno verosimili.
Dichiarazioni che, in assenza di un accurato lavoro di verifica da parte di
giornalisti e reporters, i cittadini sono costretti a considerare attendibili,
anche quando si tratta di vere e proprie “bullshit”. Da qui l’idea di raccogliere 5 kg di veri escrementi di mucca e utilizzarli come
materia prima per realizzare i ritratti di sette politici e relative dichiarazioni. Un progetto artistico
unico del suo genere, da cui è nata una campagna stampa di forte impatto realizzata da
Salvatore Zanfrisco (illustratore e art director), sotto la direzione creativa
di Sergio Spaccavento.
link video: https://youtu.be/wiZrqwE9tAY
Credits:
Client: Reporter Senza Frontiere Vicepresidente Reporter Senza
Frontiere: Domenico Affinito Creative Director: Sergio Spaccavento Illustrator/Art Director: Salvatore
Zanfrisco Fotografo: Giuseppe Toja Regia: Alessio Dogana
Can a child's drawing make a parent a safer driver? See how Volkswagen installed a simple reminder of a loved one, that slowed drivers at the exact moment they thought of speeding.
One family had no recorded speed infringements after the installation of the personalised speed dial. One family reduced their top speed by 19kmh from a max of 123km to a max of 104km. Half of the drivers’ maximum speeds reduced after fitting their personalised speed dial. Three out of the four drivers reduced their incidence of speeding in 100km zones by 50%.
Overall, all of the families reduced their speed in multiple driving situations.
Filmed in Auckland, New Zealand Directed by Luke Bouchier
TRUE MOVE H unfailingly believes that giving is the best form of communication. The theme of the television commercial dramatizes the noblest form of giving, which is to give with the heart. When the heart gives without expecting anything in return, there is no need for words despite our differences in terms of race, language, society, ideas and culture.
Ultimately, only the heart can communicate and connect us all, because the heart is simply the ultimate form of communication.
