Giffgaff 'the man' by Albion
27 May 2010
. Consumers are encouraged to "take back control" by joining giffgaff, a network that promises not to tie them ...
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The emotional turbulence poker players experience is explored in two new 60-second commercials for Pokerstars, the online gambling company.
. Consumers are encouraged to "take back control" by joining giffgaff, a network that promises not to tie them ...
Building on the strapline 'We know how you feel about it, because we feel the same', the campaign follows a number of fans, from female builders to aspiring footballers as they describe just what it means to be a football fan. ...
to refresh our Christmas Identity on BBC Two. We worked together on a brief and they came to us ... and crafting of the campaign is exquisite and we now have a Christmas campaign that we and the team at Red Bee ...
The short film, created and produced by Drum PHD, depicts the star's journey from south London to The O2, during which we see references to key landmarks in his career to date - including high tea at Claridges and his recent Brit awards success. The film is distributed on online and mobile channels ...
"; "Pedro. Behind every sporting hero, there s a story"; and "Hala. When we know it, you know it." Each ...
The press ads feature models with messages written in pen on their faces reflecting the feelings of victims of crime and emphasising the notion that all crime leaves a mark that Victim Support aims to help 'wash away.' Mark Hurst, creative director, said: "For the print work we ve used a pop culture ...
The action is inspired by the oldest battle in time -- the battle of the sexes. We see two mammoth armies, men vs women, go to war against each other in a traditional movie battleground. The twist ... to each sex. We see men kicking footballs at women, women using their handbags and their contents ...
said:" We used objects to reflect an aspiration that we can all relate to, the desire to improve ourselves and get the type of job that we love, and do it with charm." ...
Sabotage Times, which uses the strapline We can't concentrate so why should you?", claims to have 200,000 unique visits a month. The app allows readers to access Sabotage Times content on football, fashion, sport, opinion, relationships, drink and film, created by over 300 writers, via their mobile ...
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.