Presenting the new Sainsbury’s Christmas Advert. Mog sets off a chain of unfortunate events which almost ruin Christmas for the Thomas family. Can she pull it all back to save the day?
This year, we worked in partnership with HarperCollins Children's Books and world renowned author and illustrator Judith Kerr to create a Christmas story based on her much loved character Mog. We hope that families will come together this Christmas to enjoy this very special story #ChristmasIsForSharing
If you enjoyed the story, you can buy the beautifully illustrated book here. Every penny of the profit from sales of the book will be donated to Save the Children to be used towards improving child literacy in the UK
via agencyspy Together, we can change road safety for good http://www.towardszero.vic.gov.au/ Towards Zero is a vision for a future free of deaths and serious injuries on our roads.
It acknowledges that as humans, we make mistakes. But when those mistakes happen on our roads we come off second best, because our bodies aren't designed to absorb high impact speeds. They never have been and never will be.
That's why we need to ensure we have a safe road system in place. A system that protects us from our own mistakes and those of others. A system that will change road safety for good.
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The next installment of the Wonderful Everyday campaign encourages adults and children to play together more. Our fantastical story explores the world of children’s imaginations, sparked by the IKEA LATTJO play range and a home designed to provide endless opportunities to play.
It’s a world where sofas can become impressive mountain ranges, everyday pillows can turn into billowing clouds and even rusty robots can learn how to fly again.
The spot was directed by Daren Rabinovitch from Encyclopedia Pictura
The soundtrack is ‘Rolls Bayce (Hudson Mohawke Remix)’ by Battles. Written and performed by David Konopka, Ian Williams and John Stanier. Remix and additional production by Hudson Mohawke. Courtesy of Warp Records & Warp Publishing. Client: Ikea Agency: Mother, London VFX Company: MPC VFX Producer: Jakub Chilczuk 3D/Motion Design: Tom Robinson, Steven Ross 2D: Rod Norman Colorist: Richard Fearon Sound studio: 750mph Editing: The Whitehouse Editor: James Norris
Scent is a powerful trigger of memory. When we learned these seniors were preparing to leave their longtime homes, we knew our team of perfumers could help with their transitions. This holiday season, we’re partnering with Habitat for Humanity to help benefit families and their homes. Join our effort: http://bit.ly/1NfBn82
Client: Air Wick Campaign: Give the Gift of Home
Agency: Droga5 NY Creative Chairman: David Droga Chief Creative Officer: Ted Royer Group Creative Director: Tim Gordon Group Creative Director: Nick Klinkert Copywriter: Craig Gerringer Art Director: Conner Tobiason Copywriter: Nic Bauman Art Director: Sean Park Chief Creation Officer: Sally-Ann Dale Head of Broadcast Production: Ben Davies Group Integrated Production Manager: Topher Lorette Producer: Leah Donnenberg Global Chief Strategy Officer: Jonny Bauer Group Strategy Director: Jonathan Gadd Strategy Director: Deaglan McFarland Sr. Brand Strategist: Danielle Travers Brand Strategist: Graham Jones Sr. Social Strategist: Calvin Stowell Comms Strategy Director: Samantha Deevy Sr. Comms Strategist: Bryn Little Data Strategy Director: Lily Ng Group Account Director: Angela Kosniewski Account Director: Michelle Feeley Account Manager: Sara Fletcher Account Manager: Trace Schlenker Project Manager: Andrea Verenes
Client: Reckitt Benckiser General Manager, US Marketing: Christopher Tedesco Marketing Director: Maureen Valdes Sr. Brand Manager: Heather Santos Brand Manager: Harish Phadke
Production Company: Ways & Means Director: Zachary Heinzerling DOP: Stuart Winecoff Executive Producer: Lana Kim Executive Producer: Jett Steiger Producer: Lia Mayer-Sommer
Editorial: Cut & Run New York Editor: Akiko Iwakawa Assistant Editor: Joe Simmons Executive Producer: Rana Martin Producer: Ellen Lavery
Post Production: Roma VFX Flame Artist: Vincent Roma
On November 8, the Sausage Nonnas are coming to Chicago. Johnsonville has partnered with Uber to deliver real Italian grandmas (in tiny grandma homes) to cook for lucky families on Sausage Sunday.
Request a Sausage Nonna through your Uber app from 2pm-6pm this Sunday.
Agency: Droga5 NY Creative Chairman: David Droga Chief Creative Officer: Ted Royer Group Creative Director: Scott Bell Senior Copywriter: Chris Colliton Senior Art Director: Kevin Weir Junior Copywriter: Ryan Snyder Junior Art Director: Katie Willis Design Director: Rich Greco Designer: Dan Kane Chief Creation Officer: Sally-Ann Dale Head of Broadcast Production: Ben Davies Senior Broadcast Producer: Anders Hedberg Head of Interactive Production: Niklas Lindstrom Senior Interactive Producer: Tasha Cronin Associate Interactive Producer: Alyssa Cashman Associate Social Producer: Gabrielle Nicoletti Global Chief Strategy Officer: Jonny Bauer Group Strategy Director: Aaron Wiggan Senior Strategist: Candice Chen Senior Data Strategist: Lily Ng Communications Strategy Director: Brian Nguyen Communications Strategist: Stuart Augustine Group Account Director: Julia Albu Account Director: Dave Murphy Account Manager: Kate Tyler Monroe Project Manager: Rayna Lucier
Client: Johnsonville Sausage, LLC Sr. Director of Marketing: Ryan Pociask Group Marketing Director: Jim Mueller Marketing Creative Director: Tony Rammer Public Relations & Social Media Manager: Stephanie Dlugopolski
Partner: Uber Business Development & Experiential Marketing: Ryan Foutty Communications: Sarah Maxwell Global Marketing Operations: Heidi Vance Marketing Manager: Deirdre Dellaportas Marketing Manager: Amanda Middlebrooks
A man finds companionship in a dog that faces the same struggles as he does. By giving him a chance, the two overcome life’s obstacles together. kleenex.com/messagesofcare
The story of Matthew Inman, creator of TheOatmeal.com, inventor of the record breaking kickstarter-funded card game - Exploding Kittens, and founder of the Beat The Blerch race series.
Watch all our Seeker Stories at Saucony.com/FindYourStrong
Client: Saucony Richie Woodworth, President Mary O'Brien, VP Global Marketing Sean Robbins, Director of Digital Marketing
Agency Mechanica, Newburyport, Mass. Libby DeLana, Creative Director Ted Jendrysik, Creative Director Julie Carney, Brand Director Megan Ward, Brand Manager
Production Persuade & Influence Content, Los Angeles Co.Lab, Directors Jeremy Power Regimbal & Justin Close Eric Tu, Executive Producer, Head of Content Development Jessica Law, Producer Jamie Basset, Assistant Production Supervisor Drew Bienemann, Director of Photography Ian Bates, AC/DIT Todd Schmidt, Sound Jarett Sitter, Animator Kate Rielly, Prop Master Jerry Solomon, Managing Partner Deana Juskys, Production Manager Amy Martz, Office Manger
Matthew Inman, Talent & Cartoonist
Editorial: Therapy Studios, West Los Angeles, Calif. Lenny Mesina, Editor Wren Waters, Color Jeff Fuller, Mix
A photograph is shaped more by the person behind the camera than by what's in front of it. To prove this we invited six photographers to a portrait session with a twist. ‘Decoy’ is one of six experiments from The Lab, designed to shift creative thinking behind the lens. Want to be part of future The Lab experiments? Register your interest here: http://bit.ly/1MrOBh8
Special thanks to the photographers who participated in this experiment: Chris Meredith, Jin Lim, Lyndal Irons, Kate Disher-Quill, Franky Tsang & Tristan Stefan Edouard. via adfreak
The new MINI John Cooper Works is MINI’s most powerful car ever. How do we creatively communicate this online? We decided to target people who love speed, people who race every day — against the YouTube pre-roll ad.
Knowing that everyone wants to skip the annoying 5 seconds fast, we created the MINI John Cooper Works YouTube Race, and got viewers to pit themselves against our car.
As the countdown begins, viewers are challenged to skip the ad before the car blasts off, turning the usually boring pre-roll ad into a virtual battle of speeds.
Electronic Arts, Star Wars Battlefront, "Become More Powerful"
Agency: Heat, San Francisco Chairman, Executive Creative Director: Steve Stone Creative Directors: Anna Rowland, Warren Cockrel Associate Creative Director, Art Director: Jeff Fang Associate Creative Director, Writer: Ryan Hartsfield Producer: Melissa Nagy Director of Production: Brian Coate Director of Account Services: Aaron Lang Account Director: J.T. Pierce Account Manager: Kevin John Assistant Account Manager: Rachel Majors Business Affairs Director: Julie Petruzzo
Client: Electronic Arts Vice President, Global Creative: Dana Marineau Senior Director, Global Creative Strategy: Dustin Shekell Director, Global Creative: Eddie Garabedian Senior Manager, Global Creative: Doug Harakal Media, Postproduction Director: Mattias Lindahl, EA DICE Vice President, Marketing: Lincoln Hershberger Brand Creative Lead: Neel Upadyhe Senior Video, Media Director, Editor: Randy Evans, EA DICE Senior Animator: Cameron Scott, FIDO
Production Company: MJZ Director: Dante Ariola Director of Photography: Hoyte Van Hoytema Senior Executive Producer: Eriks Krumins Line Producer: Natalie Hill Production Designer: Quito Cooksey Production Service Company: Bohemian Pictures, Prague
Editing: No6 Editor: Andrea Macarthur Assistant Editors: Colin Guthrie, Andrew Manne Executive Producer: Crissy DeSimone Post Producer: Yole Barrera
Visual Effects: The Mill Executive Producer: Sue Troyan Producer: Dan Roberts Production Coordinators: Chris Lewis, Anwei Chen Shoot Supervisors: Chris Knight, Koen Vroeijenstijn 2-D Lead Artist: Chris Knight 3-D Lead Artist: Koen Vroeijenstijn 3-D Artists: Jacob Bergman, Jason Jansky, Steven Olson, Monique Espinoza, Blake Guest, Berk Hakguder, Michael Archambault, Cory Cosper, Majid Esmaeili 2-D Artists: Ben Smith, Scott Wilson, Robert Murdock, Tim Robbins Art Department: Brett Lopinsky, Kelsey Napier, Matthew Dobrez Motion Graphics: Kyle Moore, Vinicius Naldi, Greg Park Colorist: Adam Scott Executive Producer: Thatcher Peterson Color Producer: Ali Struck
Audio Mix: Lime Studios Audio Engineer: Rohan Young Live Action Sound Design: Rohan Young, Lime Studios In-Game Sound Design: Charles Deenan, Source Sound
Music Music Composed and Orchestrated by Gordy Haab Music Arranged and Edited by Samuel Smythe Original Star Wars Music by John Williams
Help them forgive and forget. Say sorry for the holidays with America’s number 1 cat treat, Temptations. #SaySorry
Client: Mars Brand: Temptations Vice President, Marketing, Mars Petcare U.S.: Craig Neely Brand Managers, Mars Petcare U.S.: Melodie Bolin, Arren Beach
Project: "Say Sorry for the Holidays"
Agency: adam&eveDDB, London Chief Creative Officer: Ben Priest Executive Creative Directors: Ben Tollett, Richard Brim Copywriter: Rory Hall Art Director: Steph Ellis Agency Producer: Catherine Cullen Planning Partner: Jess Lovell Senior Planner: Enni-Kukka Tuomala Managing Partner: Fiona McArthur Business Director: Amelia Blashill Account Director: Jaimee Kerr Account Manager: Jo Lorimer
ATL Media Buying, Planning Agency: Mediacom BTL Media Buying Agency: Starcom
Production Company: Rattling Stick Producer: Kelly Spacey Director: Austen Humphries Directors of Photography: Austen Humphries, Jim Jolliffe Editing Company: Speade Editor: Gareth McEwen Postproduction: The Mill Post Producer: Carl Phillips Colorist: Mick Vincent Flame Artist: James Pratt Audio Postproduction: Factory Sound Engineer: Phil Bolland Soundtrack, Composer: "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word" written by Elton John and Bernie Taupin, recorded by Elton John Music Consultant: Thomas Wright @ Soundlounge
—Print Credits
Client: Mars Brand: Temptations Vice President, Marketing, Mars Petcare U.S.: Craig Neely Brand Managers, Mars Petcare U.S.: Melodie Bolin, Arren Beach
Project: "Say Sorry for the Holidays"
Agency: adam&eveDDB, London Chief Creative Officer Ben Priest Executive Creative Directors: Ben Tollett, Richard Brim Creative Director: Richard Brim Creative Team: Steph Ellis, Rory Hall Agency Producer: Amanda Davies
This family’s trip to the park was totally normal... until their world was turned upside down. Behind each turn in this film are the real stories of children whose lives have been turned upside down by war or natural disaster.
Children are facing more devastating wars and disasters than ever before. When an emergency hits, children’s worlds are turned upside down. Children are being killed while studying in the classroom. They are being forced to become soldiers. Many have been orphaned by emergencies.
Whilst protecting children from violence is life-saving in emergencies, just like water, shelter and medicine, it isn’t prioritised in the same way.
Ahead of the first ever World Humanitarian Summit in May, we can change how the world responds in emergencies. Please sign the petition telling David Cameron to make protection from violence a priority at the summit. He can do this by committing his Government to protecting children from extreme violence, protecting the schools that keep them safe and protecting children who are torn from their families by wars and disasters.
Agency: Don't Panic London Agency Website: www.dontpaniclondon.com/ Creative Director: Richard Beer Account Director: Sam Adams Additional Credits: Agency Producer: Ellie Moore Executive Producer: Philippa Thomas Director/ Production Co: Karen Cunningham/Thomas Thomas Films Producer: Trent Simpson Editor and Edit House: Owen Oppenheimer / The Quarry Post Production Time: Based Arts Sound Design Engineer: Mark Hellaby/ Studio: 750mph Director of Production:Callan Green
Agency: BBH, London Agency website: www.bartleboglehegarty.com/london Creative Director: Ian Heartfield Strategy Director: Will Lion Chief Strategy Officer: Jason Gonsalves Business Lead: Polly McMorrow Account Manager: Natasha Thirlby Account Director: Caroline Shortt, Naphtali Torrance Film Credits: Creative Team: Sam Oliver, Shishir Patel, Ian Heartfield Creative Director: Ian Heartfield Additional Credits: Producer: Chris Styring Assistant Producer: Jen Wood Production Company: Friend London Director: Mike Alderson - Man vs Machine Executive Producer: Luke Jacobs Producer: Richard Fenton DoP: Alex Barber Post Production: Simon Reeves Editor/Editing House: Analogue Studio, The Mill Visual Effects House: Analogue Studio, ETC, Framestore Sound: Will Cohen & Andy Stewart @ String & Tins Sound Producer: Sam Brock Print and Digital Credits: Creative: Vinny Olimpio Creative Director: Ian Heartfield Producer: Aine Donovan Photographer: Benedict Redgrove Artists: Sebastian Preschoux, Onishi Yasuaki
Ship with FedEx Ground at FedEx Office. It’s how the holidays arrive.
Advertising Agency: BBDO, New York, USA Chief Creative Officers: David Lubars, Greg Hahn Executive Creative Directors: Peter Kain, Gianfranco Arena Creative Director / Copywriter: Peter Alsante Creative Director / Art Director: Matt Nall Director of Integrated Production: David Rolfe Group Executive Producer: Amy Wertheimer Managing Director: Kirsten Flanik Senior Account Director: Kathryn Brown Director: Amanda Cruz Account Manager: Cailin Gibbons Assistant Account Executive: Taylor Baird Production Company: Biscuit Filmworks Director: Aaron Stoller Managing Director: Shawn Lacy Executive Producer: Holly Vega Head of Production: Mercedes Allen-Sarria, Rachel Glaub Producer: Mala Vasan Editor: No6 Editor: Jason MacDonald Producer: Malia Rose Colorist: Tim Masick from Company 3 Mixer and Sound Designer: Keith Reynaud / Heard City
