Thaivertising (15 best thai commercials ever)

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Giffarine EQ-10 Skin Care –  Belly Button Face (2003)

Two sons try to get revenge on their mother’s plastic surgeon. He lited so much that her belly button is where her face should be. Family photos will never be the same again if only she had used Giffarine EQ-10 wrinkle cream.

Advertising Agency: BBDO Bangkok
Gold Lion

Soken –  Kill Bill Kill Bill/Tititititanic/X…X…X (2004)

This series show the problems when you play a DVD player. It then recommends a Soken DVD player instead. Kill Bill Kill Bill: the officer man talks to his colleague about the ‘Kill Bill’ DVD. When he is speaking, he is repeating himself again and again. Why? Because his DVD player doesn’t play smoothly. Tititititanic: the office girl talks to her friend at the elevator about the ‘Titanic’ DVD she saw yesterday. However, she isn’t speaking smoothly. Why? Because her DVD player can’t play smoothly either. X…X…X: the Junior Visualiser talks to his co-worker about a Japanese porn DVD. When he is speaking, he freezes up. Why? Because his DVD player is frozen.

Advertising Agency: Euro RSCG Flagship Bangkok
Gold Lion for the Campaign

Samart Ringtones –  Pole Dancing (2004)

In a train, there is a beautiful woman standing and holding a pole. When she bends down to fix her shoes, the “Cherry Pink” ring tone from another passengers mobile starts to ring. The office girl who is in the position of bending while holding the pole suddenly looks just like a stripper pole dancing. The power of ring tone.

Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi Thailand
Bronze Lion

Unif Green Tea –  Worms (2004)

A man and a worm clash over the best tea leaves at the top of a plant.

Advertising Agency: BBDO Bangkok
Gold Lion

Ford Ranger OpenCab –  King Kong (2005)

A giant kingkong hand snatches a banana-laden truck. Playfully the monkey mistreats the truck. The kingkong”s dad arrives, telling junior it’s lunchtime. Junior ignores dad and continues
playing. Dad picks up the car, tossing it away and smacks junior’s ear. Super : In a man’s world you have to be tough.

Advertising Agency: JWT Bangkok
Gold Lion

Krungthai Bank –  Headman Villager Lee (2005)

Having a huge piece of log. Pooyai Lee, a Headman Villager gave his idea to the villagers to produce something, starting with a boat, table set, and a cutting board, and all were failed. Until he was left with the idea to make a toothpick. The morale: “without a thoughful plan, any huge capital can be blown away.”

Advertising Agency: Y&R, Bangkok
Bronze Lion

Scotch –  Date (2005)

A couple are in a restaurant.The girl looks depressed. She tells her boyfriend not to work so hard. She asks if he has some time for her. He put his hand on hers. Suddenly he taps his finger on her hand and moves it around like a computer mouse. Super : Scotch. Antidote for workaholics.

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mother Bangkok
Bronze Lion

Bangkok Insurance –  Tyre/Twister/Robbery (2006)

Bangkok insurance wants to communicate the message “Maximum care” and we created a series of TVCs based on that. The idea is to show that the chance of being lucky in certain accidents or situations is less than 1%. The executions play with people being unbelievably lucky in perilous moments.

Advertising Agency: Creative Juice/G1 TBWA, Bangkok
Gold Lion for the Campaign

Baby Face Foam –  Love Story Campaign (2006)

Decades ago before DVDs, the classic Thai selling method was free outdoor cinema that sold a product during a show. We brought that back… We created “The Love Story” series of 4 episodes that not only sells but also pokes fun a conventional ‘Beauty’ commercials.  Airing schedule: prime time on the two most popular channels in Thailand every Friday, Saturday & Sunday starting from June 24th.

Advertising Agency: Jeh United Bangkok
Gold Lion for the Campaign

The Thai Olympic Fibre Cement –  Shakespearean Gecko (2007)

Sharing the fate of Romeo and Juliet, one lizard sacrifices his life to be with his lover because of the cracked ceiling problem.

Advertising Agency: Publicis Thailand
Silver Lion

Bangkok Life Assurance –  Salesman (2007)

Bangkok life assurance creates brand awareness by focusing on their unique selling point:their salesmen’s sincerity. Consumers normally are disgusted by salesmen but with Bangkok insurance this perception will totally change.

Advertising Agency: Creative Juice/G1 TBWA
Silver Lion for the Campaign

Sylvania Light Bulb –  Pic-Nic (2008)

“Nothing to be scared of if there is light. The light is your true friend”.
This is a story about being scared of the dark. During a picnic in the daytime, a father introduces various kinds of Thai ghosts to his son. He has fun getting to know them. Once the light was off, everything became scary.  After the launch, this television commercial became the “Talk of the town” and has been requested for download by consumers from many websites.

Advertising Agency: Jeh United Bangkok
Gold Lion

D7 Coffee –  Wake up Thailand! (2008)

D7 coffee TVC series were created by tying the functional benefit of coffee with controversial issues in Thailand. D7 coffee stimulates not only the body but also the morality of the person.

Advertising Agency: Creative Juice/G1 TBWA
Silver Lion

Muang Thai Life Insurance –  Bridge (2010)

Shows a family walking along when the father received a phone call from his doctor. He finds out that he has liver cancer. With the family distraught and worrying about how they will support themselves, Muang Thai offers them the assurance they need.

Advertising Agency: JWT Bangkok
Silver Lion

Thai Life Insurance –  Silence of Love (2012)

This commercial asks the audience to stop and think about the immense value of the care that fathers provide to their children and the sacrifices they make in the name of unconditional love. The story is told through the eyes of a teenage girl who feels alienated because of her inferiority complex due to her father’s deafness. She refuses to accept her father’s love and turns to other sources. When met with disappointment she decides to commit suicide. However, her father discovers her in time and does whatever it takes to keep his daughter alive. As she recovers at the hospital she finally comes to the realization that, even though her father is not perfect, his love for her is perfect and that it was herself who overlooked all his parental acts of love. It’s past time to care for those who have cared for you. Thai Life insurance. Caring for Thai lives.

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mother Bangkok
Bronze Lion

 

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