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Frank Energy Launches New Brand Platform Same Energy Probably Cheaper

According to the campaign, just one year on from Frank’s major rebrand (previously Energy Online) they’re seeing record growth month-on-month. Now it aims to keep up the momentum with a fresh new brand platform, ‘Same Energy, Probably Cheaper’, ushered in by a series of hero films, and rolled out across TV, digital and social.

Boring Oat Milk urges Kiwis to Quit the tit in new campaign via Motion Sickness – Campaign Brief

New Zealand is a nation built on milk. Traditionally, the kind that comes out of a cow. Boring Oat Milk aims to change that in its latest campaign ‘Quit the Tit’ developed by Motion Sickness. The campaign encourages New Zealanders to wean themselves off cow’s milk and onto Boring Oat Milk. Bec

Campaign Brief Q&A with Motion Sickness: Let s Talk About Motion Sickness – Campaign Brief

A freelance creative spent the day lurking around the Motion Sickness offices, before sitting down with agency partners Sam Stuchbury (executive creative director), Alex McManus (GM) and Hilary Ngan Kee (head of strategy) to ask a series of questions. Here’s how it went… Creative: You’ve come a lon

You re Cooked: Fire & Emergency New Zealand unveils new safety campaign via Motion Sickness – Campaign Brief

Fire & Emergency New Zealand has launched 'You’re Cooked'; an integrated public safety campaign, developed by Motion Sickness, that gives New Zealand’s ‘under the influence chefs’ the recipe to make food, without making fire. With one in four house fires starting in the kitchen, and 50% of al

Te Whānau O Waipareira hold their heads high in Proud To Be Māori film via Motion Sickness – Campaign Brief

(Pictured L-R: Tūmanako Silveira, Erehana Taumanu, and Rawiri Waititi feature in the ‘Proud to be Māori’ campaign) Te Whānau O Waipareira’s brand new, heavy-hitting Proud To Be Māori campaign, developed by Motion Sickness, reflects the optimistic, passionate and aspirational spirit that guides the West Auckland urban Māori support network.   Founded as an advocate for its people – those who came to the city seeking work ­– the organisation acts as a navigator to light the path for its community by supporting positive life changes for whānau. Launching this week, Proud To Be Māori has been rolled out across TV and digital with an accompanying OOH portrait series featuring some of the notable faces from the extended Waipareira whānau.

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