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The multi-channel campaign, funded by the Victorian Government, positions cervical screening as the ultimate act of self-care.
The 30 second spot is currently airing on TV and social media.
The campaign light-heartedly shines a light on the need for a bit of comedy in a world of constant bad news.
This year’s campaign stars Geelong Brownlow Medallist Patrick Dangerfield, talking about how you haven’t fully made it until you’ve become a NAB Mini Legend.
The team also developed a brand voice and narrative to complement the new strategy, identity and tagline.
The campaign includes messages in 19 languages other than English.
Spinach has created a series of video assets with a 60-second brand TVC at the heart of the campaign.
The campaign was for the Aged Care Workforce Industry Council.
Leading into the Olympics, Surfing Australia is moving forward for the first time ever with a unified team name and design.
The No Ugly ‘Lullabies’ campaign aims to put Aussies to sleep, by turning whatever’s keeping them awake at night into a tranquil lullaby.
The campaign will roll out across OOH, social, radio and digital.
MASH curated a remote-working team of creatives, strategists and production specialists spanning Sydney, Melbourne and Malaysia for the regional execution.
Set to Wolfmother’s ‘Joker & the Thief’ the AV was shot over five days across two states.
The campaign was created in collaboration with AIRBAG and By All Means.
Branding design agency Principals has created a new brand, positioning and strategy for the koala centre.
All funds raised from Human Mart will be donated to Anti-Slavery Australia in support of victims and survivors of slavery.
The campaign was created in collaboration with SomeOne and VCCP.
Smith’s launches new brand positioning.
