Just before Christmas 2015, Mullen Lowe Indonesia approached Cirkus to be involved in Unilever’s brand new global campaign for Paddle Pop.
Ash & ink fuel smoke alarm campaign
FCB and its client the NZ Fire Service have today commenced their new smoke alarm campaign – taking up the prize they won in the News Work inaugural Day of Influence challenge.
True, Exposure shoot ANZ Olympic promo
Grey Lynn agency True, with Exposure Films, has shot an ANZ Bank Facebook promo for the Rio Olympics. The new ad is built around the bank’s slogan: Dream Big (also developed by True).
Youtube’s Top 10 in May
The most-watched Youtube ad in May was a US spot that pays tribute to our ‘Moms’ – as listed by Google and Adweek. M+AD found this chart on Slovenia’s Marketing Magazine (“The Voice of the Balkans”) website.
Beyond the call of duty
French-produced probiotic drink Actimel engaged Auckland-based content production outfit Fish&Clips (a division of Flying Fish) to poke fun at the inner workings on a TVC shoot via some snappy content pieces.
With a little help from their friends
Another significant campaign for the Heart Foundation – this time built around TV – has found its way to M+AD, via Barnes Catmur & Friends Dentsu.
Whybins, 8COM shoot the Warrior
Whybin\TBWA has produced a TVC campaign to support the release of Nissan’s new special edition Navara ST-X Warrior.
HOT customer collaboration focus for Colenso, Exit
In an increasingly fragmented travel market competing on price and DIY behaviour, House of Travel wanted to remind New Zealanders about the importance of getting the best holiday experience at the best value.
Chemistry Interaction & Fish bring you Sovereign’s Health Age Generator
Westhaven-based Chemistry Interaction has helped Sovereign launch its Health Age Generator which gives Kiwis a personalised snapshot of how they are faring on the health front – including potential bonus or penalty ‘health age’ years, based on lifestyle choices made.
Y&R goes online for sex/alcohol chat
We talk to our teenagers about sex, so why should alcohol be any different? Cheers! – a group which promotes moderate drinking – has launched a online campaign, designed by Y&R NZ, to encourage parents to have more constructive and effective conversations with their teenagers around alcohol.