Compiled for M+AD by Colmar Brunton client executive Mark Evans: Samsung Ostrich – an ad out of Leo Burnett USA – continues to capture eyeballs in New Zealand, in August notching up its third straight month at No 1.
Premium-portioned coffee brand Nespresso has released its newest advertising campaign in New Zealand, featuring the personal stories of three of its Colombian coffee farmers.
It’s not screening in New Zealand but we couldn’t resist sharing this beautiful Three Mobile Ireland spot, Marathon Man – directed by The Sweet Shop Kiwi director Mark Albiston for Dublin creative agency Boys & Girls.
Pedigree NZ, with a little help from Colenso BBDO, has developed a global product that makes it easy for pet owners to take perfect photos of their dogs.
True Auckland has just completed work on a follow-up to Air New Zealand’s A Better Way to Fly starring “Dave the Goose”. This new spot stars stars “Pete the Kiwi”.
What starts as #Fun can quickly become #Unfun – that’s the message the Health Promotion Agency are using to reach out to at-risk gamblers in a campaign developed in partnership with GSL Promotus.
Kraft Heinz Australia has launched four new can sizes – and created new labels. All the creative is out of New Zealand, via Auckland-based video producer Assembly Ltd, with music composed by Franklin Road Auckland.
DDB Group marcomms agency Mango has launched Good enough for Grandma, a new nationwide campaign for popular New Zealand chilled soup brand, Naked Locals.
In the run up to Fathers Day on Sunday, Colenso BBDO and Finch have crafted a follow-up to the launch of Spark’s Little Can Be Huge earlier in August, the first of many stories extending moments from their launch ad.