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Renault: Speed Date

Posted by Bert Callens - Category: Fake or Real, Online

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This is speed dating in every sense of the word and these are real “speed daters” in search of their soul mate. Among them is Caroline, a young, sexy and charming woman. She doesn’t have the same concept of “speed dating” as others. That’s why a big surprise awaits her contenders… even the most macho among them.


Anti-Defamation League: Imagine

Posted by Sander Janssen - Category: TV & Cinema Film

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Imagine a world without hate, imagine in this world certain people didn’t die because of that hate. All of these imaginations are beautifully illustrated in this commercial.


Kindertraum: Delivery

Posted by Sander Janssen - Category: TV & Cinema Film

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Kindertraum.ch can help you in ways to deliver your baby in ways you wouldn’t expect. Unfortunately this ad will probably not work as god for people from Switzerland who already know the company. Well at least it’s entertaining for all the others who can watch it here.


Heineken: The real Master of intuition

Posted by Rindert Dalstra - Category: Ambient

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Heineken staged a special broadcast of the UEFA Champions League final match in a pub in Milan. Two legends of Italian football, Billy Costacurta and José Altafini, are in the pub giving live commentary. They don’t know that Heineken has hidden cameras everywhere to give them a nice surprise.


Renault: Welcome South Africa to Argentina

Posted by Sander Janssen - Category: TV & Cinema Film

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Argentina welcomes South Africa for the first time to their country to play a game of rugby. They illustrate how beautiful their country is and how much the South Africans will fall in love with it. Or not?


ALS Foundation: I have already died

Posted by Sander Janssen - Category: Billboard, Print, TV & Cinema Film

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Publicis amsterdam took advertising for a non-profit organization to the next level. This campaign is definitely unique in its kind and will surely create a lot of buzz. The voice of people with the deadly muscle disease ALS is represented in a series of commercials, print, billboard and bannering campaigns. The special thing about this campaign is that it won’t be released until the person in the ad has deceased. A very powerful approach which will definitely turn some heads.