The C.P. Group has partnered with Ogilvy Thailand to release a new film called “Beautiful Run”, which highlights how gratitude can take help a person through adversity that life sometimes throws at us.
The touching six-and-a-half minute film, which was done in collaboration with the production house, Sunshine Etcetera, tells the story of a young disabled girl who runs a marathon to earn money to help pay for her father’s medical expenses.
“Beautiful Run delivers a fresh take on the subject,” said Panu Meepaibul, Creative Director, Ogilvy Thailand.
“Our research revealed that today’s busy lifestyles and challenging circumstances can result in some values being forgotten. We want people to see the possibilities of how gratitude can have a positive effect on their lives. This film aims to illustrate that gratitude can really make miracles happen.”
July 12 2021, 10:09 am | BY Ricki Green | 19 Comments
While most people cannot prepare for how they would respond if a disaster were to strike, the latest campaign from NRMA Insurance and The Monkeys, part of Accenture Interactive, shows Australians that help is there when they need it.
‘Help Like No One Else’ showcases the depth of experience NRMA Insurance assessors have when they help a customer during a claim.
Directed by Daniel Kaufman, the campaign film follows Judi, who has been an NRMA assessor for 32 years, as she journeys to an insurance claim while recalling her experiences on the job.
The integrated campaign extends through broadcast, cinema, OOH, press and radio, telling the stories of other dedicated NRMA Insurance employees who help its customers each day.
Telstra reveals new brand campaign, Australia Is Why
July 12, 2021 10:11
Telstra today announced a campaign to introduce its new brand positioning, ‘Australia Is Why’.
The new campaign, created by long-term agency partner The Monkeys, part of Accenture Interactive, showcases the important role Telstra plays in supporting Australia and its diverse communities.
Jeremy Nicholas, chief marketing officer at Telstra said: “For over 100 years Telstra has been connecting Australians and we are deeply committed to the country’s progress and prosperity. Our new campaign has been created to express the vital and sometimes overlooked role Telstra plays in taking our nation forward; to articulate not just what we do, but why we do it. As the country’s biggest telco and a leader on climate action, a principal sponsor of sport and the arts and strong supporter of the communities we serve, we are committed to Australia and to building world-class infrastructure to keep us all connecte
A new Olympics campaign from Coca-Cola in India highlights
Toofan wahi jo sab palat de – the upside-down Thums Up bottle as a symbol that celebrates the challenger spirit.
This year in Japan marks the county’s 100th year of participation at the Olympic Games, the Coca-Cola-owned Thums Up brand aims to salute the real heroes of the Olympic Games in a film via Ogilvy India celebrating athletes who overcame tremendous odds to reach where they are today.
“Completely turning the conversation upside down, it’s a game-changer that takes the brand a notch higher,” said Sukesh Nayak, Chief Creative Officer – Ogilvy India. “We believe it very well captures the emotion of the nation when it comes to the Olympic athletes, our real heroes.”
July 8, 2021 10:26
With the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games fast approaching, Toyota Australia has launched ‘Breaking Point’, an integrated campaign leveraging its work with Paralympian Ryley Batt and showcasing the event’s “Mobility For All” philosophy.
The campaign, created by Saatchi & Saatchi Australia, focuses on the athletic abilities of Ryley Batt during a game of wheelchair rugby, while also demonstrating how Toyota’s product planning and development (PP&D) team worked with Batt to re-engineer elements of his wheelchair to ensure he can perform at his best.
John Pappas, Toyota Australia chief marketing officer, said: “As the global ‘mobility partner’ of the Tokyo