Sopia Lindholm, Web Director at the Swedish agency Forsmann & Bodenfors, presented a few cases her and her colleagues had been working on, while speaking at the Danish Internet Award show that was held last night at Bremen in Copenhagen.
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We took home the award for “Best Rich Media” at Danish Internet Awards, DIA11, for the “Verdens Bedste Nyheder” Facebook Connect make-your-own-movie starring Peter Lund Madsen we did for NGO Forum (2015 Kampagnen). Arguably it was the most important category of the night ;-]
Here’s the reasoning from the jury (in Danish):
Det er sjældent de helt store overraskelser, der præger kommercielle sites selvopfattelser. Det er gammel vin på nye flasker, og derfor ender man som jury oftest med at kigge mere på produktion og finurlige detaljer, små krøller eller nye sløjfer som konkurrerer med det evige budskab om i sidste ende at købe dette og hint, fordi det er bedre end dette og hint andet. Her har vi for en gangs skyld med en vaskeægte nyhed at gøre. En god historie, godt fortalt, uden fluer i øjnene eller grædende børn. Vinderen af kategorien Web Tv/Rich Media er ”Verdens Bedste Nyheder”.
Also its worth mentioning the winner in the DIA Future category that we helped out with. The winners were Rikke Boas and Maja Kargaard from Kreative Kommunikation (2nd year) at Mediehøjskolen. View the video of their project below.
Using Facebook for promotions in an innovative way is a challenge nowadays, but this campaign for SAS shows that there are still new possibilities to be discovered. It’s quite simple, you just change your profile pic to the trip you want to win and add a a corresponding picture to your wall and you are in the draw to win a free flight. Oh, and Facebook closed it down after a few days, which is a sign of approval, I guess. By CP+B, Europe.
For the second year running DIA Future gives students the chance to do some great digital work for a real client and, if the work is better than the other submissions, pick up an award in front of the Danish ad industry at the annual Danish Internet Award in Copenhagen. This year the challenge is to do a mobile campaign for En Varm Seng (or A Warm Bed), a shelter which does what it says on the can – offer homeless people of all nationalities a warm bed and a hot meal too. A great initiative that needs all the help it can get.
Plant is once again responsible for the DIA Future campaign and getting the word out among students – and possibly causing a few sleepless nights and instant coffee overdoses along the way. But as the psychic on the campaign site will tell you, the hard work might well be the first step towards a glorious career in advertising. Simply log on to Facebook and the psychic will tell you what your future looks like (the psychic only speaks Danish).
Download the brief (PDF) and upload your work before midnight 28 February 2011.
For the second year running Plant and fellow agency Very were responsible for the STOR KUNST campaign for Ramlösa (that’s GREAT ART, in case your Danish is a bit rusty). In short, we invited artists and creative souls to upload their work to an online gallery on the campaign website. The most popular work was then printed and showcased at a real gallery in downtown Copenhagen. About 1,400 pieces of art were uploaded during the campaign. Check out this new case video which documents everything.
Interesting campaign by Ogilvy in South Africa for Halls. Based on the insight that Halls gives you your voice back, Ogilvy has created a site where you can free your voice and win your own radio ad – and some cash too. Anyway, the cool thing is that every word on the site is audio and can be used to construct your own sentence to play and share with your buddies. Best one wins. Word.
Plant is a Copenhagen-based creative interactive agency. The mission of the company is to conceptualize and develop technology-empowered rich media content that will enable advertisers to engage international audiences on- and offline. We primarily develop Flash-based campaigns (landingsites, banners, games, widgets, etc.).