30 Jan 2009
| by Kate Nettleton
The online film features the agency's familiar ginger-haired chief executive, trying to get a job at Saatchis in 1989. Unfortunately, the candidate makes numerous faux-pas and his cocky attitude goes down like a lead balloon with his female interviewer. To apply for the scholarships, log on to ...
05 Jan 2009
| by Hadassah Nymark
LONDON - DLKW has created a multi-media campaign to support the launch of the new Vauxhall Insignia...features of the Insignia model. DLKW won the account to launch the Insignia campaign across Europe ...
Kingdom Agency: DLKW Client: GM Europe Director: Markus Walter Art Director: Jackie Steers ...
03 Dec 2008
| by Staff
LONDON - Delaney Lund Knox Warren & Partners is emphasising the consequences of having unprotected sex with a new TV spot, created for DCSF.
07 Nov 2008
| by Staff
: Celebrate the range of Christmas food that Morrisons makes and prepares in store. Creative agency: DLKW ...
03 Nov 2008
| by Staff
LONDON - DLKW today unveils an ad promoting the benefits of university, in the style of The Streets....Education Creative agency: DLKW Copywriter: David Feldman Art director: Adam Fish Planner: Charlie ...
24 Oct 2008
| by Staff
Reminiscent of Rowan Atkinson's elaborate gift-wrapping in 2003 film Love Actually, the ad features overhelpful employees at a traditional department store. They they lay on all the trimmings to the frustration of a female shopper, who eventually loses patience and heads instead to the nearest Argos ...
09 Sep 2008
| by Staff
LONDON - Nike is celebrating female athletes with a campaign entitled "Here I am", following...View all five of the new ads here: Nike 'here i am' by Wieden Kennedy Amsterdam The films, created by Wieden Kennedy Amsterdam, use a variety of animation styles, from CGI to sketched animations, to showcase the inner strengths of various female athletes. The stories include that of a triathlete who ...
12 Aug 2008
| by Staff
The ad, called never again', was created by DLKW for the COI, and dramatises the different reactions of boys and girls to a sexual encounter. Creative directors Richard Warren and Paul Hancock, said: "The Want Respect campaign has been running in various media for three or four years now. "We have ...
04 Aug 2008
| by Colin Marrs
The 40-second ad is a response to spiralling motoring costs and has ditched its "little red phone" icon in favour of a moodier tone. The spot begins with a shot of a huge pound sign made up from car parts. A female voice over talks about the increasing price of running a car while parts begin to fly ...