15 Most Insightful Call for Entries Ads
Posted: May 16, 2013 Filed under: Art, Awards, Belgium, Canada, France, Hungary, Illustration, Press/Outdoor, South Africa, The Philippines, TV/Film, UK, USA | Tags: 15 Most Insightful Call for entries Ads, ADC-UA Awards, advertising, AlmapBBDO, BBDO, Brazil, Call for Entries, Clio Awards, Del Campo Nazca Saatchi & Saatchi, France, funny, Keep Fighting the good fight, Leo Burnett, Press, Taxi Canada, The Art Directors Club Leave a comment »1 – ADC-UA Awards (Ukraine)/Agency: Leo Burnett Ukraine
2 – The 2002 Marketing Awards/Agency: Taxi Canada




3 – Art Director’s Club CdF 2006/Photographer Vincent Dixon
4 – The Art Directors Club CfE 2002/Bozell New York







5 – The Singapore Creative Circle Awards 1997/Leo Burnett Singapore

6 – Creative Club of Belgium (Call for entry 2005)/Agency: Duval Guilarme, Brussels
7 – The KBP Radio Awards, C.f.E 2007/Agency: BBDO Guerrera Ortega, Philippines



8 – The Art Director’s Club CdF 2009/Agency: Publicis New York
9 – Clio Awards 2004/Agency: ALMAP/BBDO



10 – The Art Director’s Club Cdf 2011/Agency: DDB New York






11 – Crèa Awards 2007/Agency: BOS, Canada







12 – The One Club Call for Entries 2007/Agency: Jupiter Drawing Room, South Africa



13 – AdAwards Call for Entries 2006/Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Paris

14 – ADC 92° Annual Awards/Agency: The Conquistadors Collective, New York



15 – The Tinta Awards Call for Entries 2012/Agency: Young & Rubicam Philippines



Best Not-So-Romantic Valentine’s Day Ads
Posted: February 5, 2013 Filed under: Cliché, Press/Outdoor | Tags: advertising, axe, Best Not-So-Romantic Valentine's Day Ads, funny, Happy Valentine's day, McDonald's, Press, Swatch, Tampax, Valentines Day, Wonderbra 3 Comments »McDonald’s France

Tampax

Indirapuram Habitat Club SPA

Swatch

SexyAvenue.com

Wurst

Naksatra Jewellery

Straps Lingerie Store

Thrifty

Renault

NW/Natural Water

Axe

Radio Corazon

Natan

Splash Lingerie

Wonderbra

Yemeksepeti.com (food delivery)

Freddy Krueger (and Nightmare on Elm Street) in advertising
Posted: October 30, 2012 Filed under: Cliché, Illustration, Italy, parody, Press/Outdoor, Testimonial, TV/Film | Tags: advertising, Burger King, Direct tv, Fonzies, Freddy Krueger, funny, Halloween, interruptions, kill the nightmare, Mtv, Nightmare on Elm Street, nulaid eggs, Post-it, Press, screamfest, TV/Film, yamaha Leave a comment »Yamaha
Burger King/Open Late
Picasso (Bed & Mattresses)
GSC/Developers against Piracy
Horror Night at Playcenter
Nulaid Eggs
Screamfest (Independent Horor Film Festival)
Post-it notes
Fonzies Chips
MTV/Nightmare on Elm Street Campaign
During some ads for America’s Best Dance Crew, Freddy Krueger comes out of nowhere and interrupts them as a way to advertise A Nightmare on Elm Street.
Direct TV
JWT Buenos Aires for Mercado Magazine – The World is a Hard Place to Understand
Posted: May 28, 2012 Filed under: Ambient, Argentina, Art, Event, Graphic Design, Illustration, Installation, Press/Outdoor | Tags: 3D outdoor, Ambient, Argentina, Estilo 3D, flag, Gonzalo Vecino, hope, installation, JWT, Mercado Magazine, Obama, Pablo Alvarez Travieso, Press, The World is a Hard Place to Understand 1 Comment »Mercado Magazine is a magazine that analyses political and economic information and helps people understand the reasons and consequences of the events that take place on our planet, and how these affect the business world. Under the concept of: “The world is a hard place to understand”, the campaign emerges from a universal truth and as from its executions, bases itself on current market issues.
“The largest trade partner of the European Union is now another country.”
“The world’s sixt large economy is another country.”
“The top weapon importer is now another country.”
Hope
This 3D outdoor medium is a monument that changes dramatically according to the angle it is viewed from. Demonstrating the more angles you have, the deeper the analysis of that reality will be. And the passerby lived that experience with a sculpture that made them wonder how hard it is to understand a world in permanent change.
Advertising Agency: JWT, Buenos Aires
Chief Creative Officer: Gonzalo Vecino, Pablo Alvarez Travieso
Executive Creative Director: Gonzalo Vecino, Pablo Alvarez Travieso
Creative Director: Ariel Abadi
Art Director: Fernando Zagales
Copywriter: Juan Mesz
Account Supervisor: Carlos Nesci
Account Manager: Eliana Garcia
Producer: Fabián Catanese
Production: Buenamano Realizaciones
Ilustrator: Estilo 3D
Year: 2012
TBWA/PHS, Helsinki for Young Director Award (2000/2011) – Born to create a great case history
Posted: February 28, 2012 Filed under: Agency, Cannes Lions, Case History, Digital, Direct, Press/Outdoor, Promotion, Sweden, TV/Film | Tags: Alfred, balls, Born to create a drama, Bunny, Case History, cfp-e/shots, cut, Digital, double life, Drama Queen, eisenstein, gorilla, Helsinki, lion hunter, Minna Lavola, Mira Leppanen, natural born directors, Outdoor, parody, Press, Quentin, TBWA/PHS, time for dinner, Woody, Young Director Award, Zoubida Benkhellat Leave a comment »2000
Natural Born Directors (Poster)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Mira Leppanen
Art Directors: Zoubida Benkhellat
Copywriter: Mira Leppanen
Shortlist
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2001
Highchair (Poster)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Mira Leppanen
Art Directors: Zoubida Benkhellat
Copywriter: Mira Leppanen
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2002
Hands (Poster)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Mira Leppanen
Art Directors: Zoubida Benkhellat
Copywriter: Mira Leppanen
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2003
Cut (Poster)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Mira Leppanen/Zoubida Benkhellat
Art Directors: Zoubida Benkhellat
Copywriter: Mira Leppanen
My Idea (Print)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Mira Leppanen/Zoubida Benkhellat
Art Directors: Zoubida Benkhellat
Copywriter: Mira Leppanen
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2004
Drool (Poster)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Mira Leppanen/Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavolat
Copywriter: Mira Leppanen
Year: 2004
Lion Hunter (Commercial)
There’s a nature program on tv with VO. A baby is relaxing in front of the tv. The VO continues and after hearing the word “lion”, the baby begins to stare at the TV with excited eyes. Natural Born Director CFP–E and SHOTS Young Director Award
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Mira Leppanen/Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavolat
Copywriter: Mira Leppanen
Director: Miko Iho
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2005
Alfred/Quentin/Woody (Print Campaign)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Zoubida Benkhellat/Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavolat
Copywriter: Mira Leppanen
Swimmer (Commercial)
A pastiche of Tarsem´s Swimmer. The younger you start the better you get.
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Zoubida Benkhellat/Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavolat
Copywriter: Markku Ronkko
Director: Thomas Ericson
Production Company: Berghs School of Communication, Sweden
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2006
Eisenstein/Chaplin/Coppola (Print Campaign)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Zoubida Benkhellat/Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavolat
Copywriter: Markku Ronkko
Shortlist
Jaws (Commercial)
Eisenstein (Commercial)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Zoubida Benkhellat/Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavolat
Copywriter: Markku Ronkko
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2007
Balls/Mountain (Poster)
Balls (Commercial)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Zoubida Benkhellat/Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavola
Copywriter: Markku Ronkko
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2008
Bunny/Gorilla (Poster)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Zoubida Benkhellat/Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavola
Copywriter: Markku Ronkko
Gorilla -Full of Talent (Commercial)
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2009
Accident/Affair (Print Campaign)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Zoubida Benkhellat/Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavola
Copywriter: Minna Lavola
Dirty Loundry (Commercial)
A ten-year-old boy sits down in front of a dressing table in a bedroom. He takes one of the lipsticks from the table, and puts it on. He then walks towards the wardrobe in his parent’s bedroom and takes out one of his father’s white shirts. He kisses the shirt collar staining it with red kissing marks. He then carries it to the washing room and drops it next to the laundry machine. As he wipes his mouth clean we cut to text: Born to create drama. Young Director Award by CFP-E/Shots
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavola
Copywriter: Minna Lavola
Director: Lourens Blok
Production Company: Caviar, Amsterdam
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2010
Pool (Poster)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavola
Copywriter: Mira Ollson
Drama Queen (Commercial/Promo/Digital)
A thirty-something woman is driving a car while her 5-year-old daughter is peacefully sitting in the back seat.
The woman is being pulled over by a policeman for speeding.
The policeman notices the girl in the back seat, and comments with a friendly voice:
“Mummy a bit in a hurry, was she?”
The girl looks at the policeman with serious eyes and answers in a monotone voice:
“She’s not my mommy.”
She then lifts up a drawing pad where she has scribbled the word: HELP, and adds articulating: “Help me.”
“Step out of the car Madam!” The policeman orders strictly.
The girl looks mischievously towards the camera and a text appears: Born to create drama. Young Director Award by CFP-E/Shots

Describe the objective of the promotion.
To establish Young Director Award by CFP-E/SHOTS as THE competition for aspiring commercial film directors and to get as many entries as possible to the 2010 competition. (To be eligible, entries must be one of the first four commercials a director has directed.)
Describe how the promotion developed from concept to implementation
The concept, born to create drama, puts emphasis on the unique talent of young directors.
We felt the best way to promote a young director award show was to lead by example and give an inexperienced director an opportunity to shoot a script with strong viral-potential, and seed it out to aspiring commercial directors.
The film was broadcast on youth oriented programs, seeded to production companies and film schools and posted on facebook-sites and on youtube. To add interest among our target group, we also posted a making-of of the commercial on the youngdirectoraward.com-blog.
Describe the success of the promotion with both client and consumer including some quantifiable results
The link was sent to 1500 email-addresses including production companies and film schools. This led to over 265 000 hits on youtube in a few weeks (and counting). The film was discovered by traditional broadcast as best commercial of the month and got six free air times on prime time television, it was also picked up by over 30 online sites publishing the newest and the freshest of the industry and beyond.
The Youngdirectoraward.com site immediately received 76% new visitors with an average of 48 minutes on site.
Within a month, YDA received around 400 entries from young commercial directors around the world.
Explain why the method of promotion was most relevant to the product or service
The entry deadline was getting closer and it was the quickest way to make a strong impact and get a response from our target group. Young commercial directors live and breath quality commercials. That is their passion.
It was crucial to be a fast success on youtube, which is the place where young directors seek references and inspiration on a daily basis. Writing a script with strong viral potential and shooting it with an inexperienced young director (24-year old Rogier Hesp) inspires other young and up-coming directors to fulfill their own dreams.
Supporting and inspiring talent is the sole purpose of Young Director Award by CFP-E/Shots.
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS Helsinki
Copywriter: Mira Olsson
Art Director: Minna Lavola
Production Company: L-A-D-A, Amsterdam
Director: Rogier Hesp
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2011
Time for dinner (Poster)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavola
Copywriter: Mira Ollson
Year: 2011
Pool Guy/Grandpa/Closet (Print Campaign)
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavola
Copywriter: Mira Ollson
Year: 2011
Double Life (Commercial)
A 5-year-old girl is sitting in a swing, while her dad is pushing her. Her dad’s mobile rings and he steps away to take the call. The girl spots a couple that are having their wedding picture taken close by: they look besotted by each other and gladly take different poses while the wedding photographer directs them. Suddenly the little girl runs joyfully to the newlywed man and shouts:
“Daddy, daddy!“ Hugging the confused mans leg, she looks up to him and innocently continues: “Where’s mommy?”
The bride is in shock. We zoom closer to the little girl, as she looks into the camera with a mischievous smile.
Cut to text: Born to create drama.
Advertising Agency: TBWA/PHS, Helsinki
Creative Director: Minna Lavola
Art Directors: Minna Lavola
Copywriter: Mira Ollson
Directort: Ben Brand
Producton Company: Caviar, Amsterdam
Hollywood sign in advertising
Posted: February 22, 2012 Filed under: Car, Cliché, Illustration, Press/Outdoor, Sportwear, Testimonial | Tags: Absolut, Google, Hollywood, hollywood landscape, hollywood sign, Mini, Movie, Outdoor, planet hollywood, Playstation, Press 1 Comment »Turner Classic Movies
Turner Classic Movies is a movie channel that only shows movies from the golden age of movie making: The Classics.
TCM dedicated the month of November to the “History of Hollywood: Moguls and Movie Stars”. So they paid tribute to all its legends by creating one image of them working together where they build the iconic Hollywood sign.
Google Earth
Subaru
All Star Shoes
Dormimundo Mattresses
Fiat Dealers
Kmart
BCP Credit Card
Planet Hollywood
MINI Young Directors Project
Headline: In the cinema nobody is born big.
Playstation
Absolut
Costumes Shop in advertising (the perfect post for Carnival)
Posted: February 20, 2012 Filed under: Ambient, Case History, Cliché, Design, Direct, Guerilla, Press/Outdoor, Promotion | Tags: abracadabra, Ambient, Batman, costumes house, Costumes Shop in advertising, Duende Azul Costumes, funny, original costumes, Outdoor, Press, Spiderman, Superman, the disguised zoo, the perfect post for Carnival Leave a comment »Duende Azul Costumes
Headline: You, but funnier than you.
Headline: Really Real Costumes.
Special Posters were placed at Santiago’s Metropolitan Zoo pointing that the animals were actually disguised.
The Costume’s House
Abracadabra Costume Superstore
Kostum Jager (Zurich)
First Scene Costumes
Christian Dell (Make-Up Artist and Costume Design)
Housz of Costumez
The Costume Shop
Abracadabra Costume’s House
GEM Costumes
Franz Karl Weber Toys & Costumes
“We designed a simple tool to combine with ordinary objects found in each town and make them look like a person dressed up in a costume: A weather-proof speech bubble which says “Don’t recognize me, do you?” which can be easily attached to any object. We applied speech bubbles within 750m of the FCW store and at some more busy public transport hubs. “
http://www.rent-a-costume.com (Online Shop)
Mardigras Costume Company
Maskworld
Brief: The objective was to demonstrate Maskworld’s costume and transformation competence, at first contact with potential customers such as make-up artist and property masters from film, theatre and advertising.
Objectives: The design objective was to create not only a visual, but also usable certification of Maskworld’s core competence.
Goals: Thanks to the costume-covers for the business cards of Maskworld’s management this metamorphosis competence can be proved at first meetings. They show, how easy and quick one can switch into the role of others, no matter whether it’s a demon lord, a gladiator, the Pope or the U.S. President.
Carlos Costume Shop
The objective of the promotion
Because of all the new costume shops that had recently opened in the centre of Madrid, Carlos’ Costume Shop needed to increase awareness and traffic to their store.
The Idea
Our idea was simple: we needed to convince people that we were the true masters of disguise. How? We handed out flyers in the street disguised as the typical people who hand out flyers in the street: a pizza guy, a Hare Krishna monk, a nun and the classic “We buy gold” ad man. All of them had a specific “disguised” flyer too.






















































































































































