This is an interactive pizza made by Hell Pizza, a Pizza delivery company in New Zealand. The story is about a blonde girl, living in a world of zombies. She orders a pizza and the task of the viewer is to help Steve, the pizza delivery guy, to bring the pizza to the girl (because she’s so hungry..).
If you have some time, be sure to participate!
Company: Hell Pizza Agency: Unknown Country: New Zealand
To launch Season 3 of the HBO series True Blood, DRAFTFCB Auckland created the ‘I Am Vampire’ website. We invited fans of the show to visit, register themselves as vampires and tell their story. We then created a full-page press ad, listed all the names of our registered vampires and wrote customised birth/death notices for them. Each of the names were actual fans -or freshly turned fang bangers- who, much to their delight, discovered their sinister new identity in the national newspaper.
D.Vice is an online adult store. To promote their products and improving the brand awareness, BBDO New Zealand and D.Vice created this daring print campaign.
We wonder how long it will take before the print in the church will be criticized..
V Energy is a special energy drink with Guarana From New Zealand. With this spot they want to promote the possibilities when drinking this energy drink. It’s a variation on the famous sport called ‘Parkour’, in parkour people run and jump from one structure to another in a smooth and fluent way. V Energy added a dimension to this, the artists are using ladders to perform their stunts, as you can see the possibilities are endless. Probably everyone wants to be able to perform stunts like these.
Company: V Energy Agency: Unknown Country: New Zealand
In New Zealand water coolers were filled with blood, to promote the new show Vampire Diaries on TV2. The water coolers were placed in gyms, offices, hairdressers and other public places.
Posted by Sander Janssen on July 1, 2010 2 comments
To raise awareness for alzheimer these erasers were send out to local politicians and other institutions. Actual working erasers were hollowed out and fitted with USB memory sticks. The message displayed on the top is: ‘Alzheimer’s erasers your memories. Save them.’ On the reverse side was the Alzheimer’s New Zealand logo and website.
Orcon, is a state-owned New Zealand telecommunications company. To prove that their provider is fast and efficient, they’ve call in the help of Iggy Pop, the American singer, songwriter, musician, and occasional actor. The relatively unknown provider selected 8 musicians from over the world and connected them through their broadband to sing Iggy’s timeless song, The Passenger.
Company: Orcon Agency: Special Group Country: New Zealand
Visa is sponsoring the Pompeii exhibit at the National Museum of New Zealand. To raise awareness they greeted visitors at Wellington Airport with a lava flow that ran around the baggage carousel. We’ve seen usage of this medium before, but this is again a fantastic way.
These posters were strategically placed at the entrance of squares and parks, the posters can be broken down and reassembled into chairs. When this is done you can “Have a Break” with a KitKat off course.
Company: KitKat Agency: JWT, Auckland Country: New Zealand
Posted by Rindert Dalstra on February 26, 2010 No comments yet
Law and order is an American police procedural and legal drama television series. It was promoted in New Zealand with a billboard featuring an innovative use of lighting. Using a standard police interrogation technique this detective grabs and bends the fitted billboard light to question his suspect.
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