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Christian Aid spares the heartstrings and appeals to viewers' rationality with spoof spot showing a laboratory experiment. The payoff reminds viewers to contribute to Christian Aid Week, after the ad illustrates why a chicken is of more long-term use to people than an omelette. ...
Shop has created this animated ad in the style of a computer game for Christian Aid Week, which runs from May 11-17. The spot opens with the inhabitants of a tropical and coastal island going about ... getting back to work recreating the wiped out village with the help of Christian Aid donations. ...
Christian Aid has launched a TV and digital campaign to raise awareness of Christian Aid week...A series of illustrations give examples of how Christian aid has helped comunities find solutions to wider promblems using simple steps. Video 1: 'shower' Video 2: 'chocolate' Video 3: 'radio' ...
Sky today continues it's fairytale campaign with a retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's classic
Sky is continuing its fairytale ad campaign with an adapted version of Hans Christian Andersen
M&C Saatchi presents this new TV campaign for PC World featuring actor Christian Slater
LONDON - Christian Slater stars in the latest TV ad for PC World - but were the public starstruck
of The Christian Party ad and the British Humanist Association's "There's probably no God" riposte. Johnny, a 42 ... by the Christian viewpoint. "It's a bit presumptuous", he said. Of all those asked, only one was or admitted to being a Christian. 19-year-old student Jerusha said: "Well, the fact that I'm a Christian, I'd be most ...
of the new Terminator Salvation film starring Christian Bale. The campaign launches later this month ...
, objecting that it was offensive to people of the Christian faith. The ad watchdog said it banned the ad ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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