| Advertiser: | Australian Red Cross |
| Added: | 24 February 2010 |
Red Cross has teamed up with MTV to create a campaign to encourage young people to "look after your mates". The campaign was conceived by MTV staff in a company wide initiative to come up with a creative campaign that would communicate the message in a way that would resonate with MTV's 16-24 year old audience.
The staffers came up with "dickhead" which will be broadcast on MTV from 1 March. It tells the story of Marcus who passes out after taking a pill at a party. While he is out, his mates draw a penis and moustache on his face, but the mood turns sour when Marcus begins to deteriorate and a mate calls for an ambulance. The campaign closes with "If you had to, could you save a mate?"
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reader comments
chilling...i felt the atmosphere turn distinctly scary...perhaps the music could have a more sinister feel when he calls for the ambulance and we realise it's become serious ...well done and good luck with the campaign !
Helena on 02-Mar-10 1:56PM
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