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2013 #Canneslions Review by DigitasLBi
This document summarizes award-winning campaigns from the 2013 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. It discusses campaigns that took risks in their ideas, such as using humor and cute animated characters to address the serious issue of rail safety. It also highlights campaigns that innovated with low-tech ideas, such as transforming old phones into e-readers for students. Throughout, it emphasizes the importance of ideas that tell stories, change behaviors, and spark open discussion, even when those ideas involve risks.
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2013 #Canneslions Review by DigitasLBi
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- 4. 17 JURIES 35,765 ENTRIES(from92 countries)
- 6. CRAFT HAS NEVER BEENSO GOOD
- 7. IDEAS HAVE NEVER BEENSO IMPORTANT
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- 10. “…Our approach towardscommunications is that we don’t really talk about ourselves too much. Rather, we focus on what we do — the events we create and produce and the athletes we support — versus who we are. With this guiding principal, we do not submit for awards very often.” Patrice Radden Director of Corporate Communications Red Bull Before we start, it’s worth noting that Cannes could have been very different this year if Red Bull had entered. Stratos was an idea with great risk and a big payoff.
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- 12. GRAND PRIX DUMB WAYSTO DIE 5X RISK THE IDEA http://youtu.be/IxZ_ZznO2ek DUMB WAYS TO DIE Before Dumb Ways to Die became the most awarded campaign in advertising history (a record breaking 5 grand prix, 18 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze) it would not have been an easy sell to the client. Hats off to McCann Melbourne for pitching the idea that a very serious problem could be solved through a musical video with cute animated characters dancing and singing about dumb ways to die. And equally, hats off to the client for taking on the risk associated with this approach. 5 Grand Prix 18 Gold 3 Silver 2 Bronze
- 14. GRAND PRIX INTEL &TOSHIBA RISK THE IDEA 3Xhttp://youtu.be/qyMQIMeSCVY THE BEAUTY INSIDE Beauty Inside is perhaps the most perfect idea I’ve ever come across. When judging this year, we saw a lot of great advertising that was not inherently and absolutely linked back to a brand. You could change car brands or sports shoe brands and the campaign “still worked” because it was category specific and not specific to the brand. Beauty Inside stands out because the idea is absolutely perfect for Intel and could not be be owned by anyone else. It’s supported by the most amazing craft and incredibly engaging storytelling.
- 15. GRAND PRIX OREO http://youtu.be/ZDSc0V3AEnk RISK THEIDEA OREO DAILY TWIST Oreo highlights a different kind of risk. In order to deliver breakthrough communication they changed the client/agency model so that they could deliver a perfectly executed real time and reactive campaign over 100 days. What’s great is that real time doesn’t mean “quick and dirty”. The craft is flawless.
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- 17. RISK THE IDEA TELL STORIES CHANGEBEHAVIOUR OPEN DISCUSSION LOW-TECH INSPIRED BY TECHNOLOGY
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- 19. GRAND PRIX IBM ADS WITHA PURPOSE It seemed that there was a kick back on gadgets and high tech and some of the most interesting ideas were beautifully crafted low tech solutions. I love IBM’s Ads with a purpose which picked up the Grand Prix in outdoor. It’s great to see a hi-tech company not afraid to use low-tech means to get people talking about a very hi-tech solution (smart cities). Youtube link goes here RISK IDEAS WITH LOW-TECH INNOVATION
- 22. GRAND PRIX SMART COMMUNICATIONShttp://seeourentry.com/txtbks/ http://youtu.be/Fmfm0sTq9Nc TXTBKS Themobile grand prix didn’t go to a whizzy new smart phone app. Instead, it went to an idea that transformed analogue phones into e-readers and old SIM cards into a new type of text book for school kids in the Philippines. How often does a Telecoms company leverage old analogue technology? RISK IDEAS WITH LOW-TECH INNOVATION
- 23. COKE OGILVY & MATHER PARIShttp://youtu.be/72fRuE8vmo0 SHAREABLECAN RISK IDEAS WITH LOW-TECH INNOVATION Coke has been leading the way with interactive kiosks, mobile apps and other digital experiences that bring ‘open happiness’ to life. This year they picked up a Gold Lion in Design for ‘the sharing can”. A low-tech but effective idea that innovates at the product level and demonstrates open happiness in delightful way. Coke risked changing their product. GOLD
- 24. QANTAS http://youtu.be/kPvIYHxJiyk STORIES FOR EVERY JOURNEY Qantastreats it’s most privileged frequent flyers with a special series of books purpose designed for the flight times of key Qantas routes. Qantas took on a risk on books having high value for busy, tech-addicted clients. RISK IDEAS WITH LOW-TECH INNOVATION GOLD
- 26. URA.RU CITY WEBSITE http://youtu.be/48WoNWYUy7g MAKETHE POLITICIANS WORK This idea is very simple, but very effective. It really shows the importance of context. Potholes in Russia were hijacked and turned into chalk portraits of Russian Politicians. Beside each portrait there was a quote or failed promise from that particular politician concerning the state of the road. Politicians were quick to repair their image and reputation, and so accordingly also fix the road. It’s risky to play with the public image of political figures in Russia. RISK IDEAS WITH LOW-TECH INNOVATION GOLD
- 27. PUBLICIS GROUPEhttp://vimeo.com/55443057 HUMAN YOUTUBE PLAYER MauriceLevy hijacked the YouTube player functionality to produce a very human (and low- tech) experience. The speech was recorded over 30 times so that the Publicis Groupe CEO could personally interpret each Youtube player command on the fly. The risk was to be fired if it flopped. RISK IDEAS WITH LOW-TECH INNOVATION BRONZE http://youtu.be/sWmGtTvQZSA
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- 29. CINDER http://youtu.be/CNwfNOIHtL4 CINDER This was thefirst year for the Innovation Lions at Cannes. The Grand Prix was awarded to Cinder, described as ‘an open source software platform for creative coding’. GRAND PRIX RISK IDEAS INSPIRED BY TECHNOLOGY
- 30. ADIDAS http://youtu.be/7ZXucLUfh0U ADIDAS WINDOW SHOPPING Digital isgoing retail and transforming and connecting the commerce experience across channels. Adidas does this well and shows the potential of connecting commerce, mobile and retail through a rich brand experience with digital at the core. GOLD RISK IDEAS INSPIRED BY TECHNOLOGY
- 31. WWF Youtube Link here THEANT RALLY It may seem strange to include Ant Rally in this section. I’ve done so because about 18 months ago I heard about a company that had some technology that meant you could write on a leaf. Ant Rally brings a powerful and engaging creative idea to partner this technology. The risk for this idea was in the production (it’s hard to control ants). GOLD RISK IDEAS INSPIRED BY TECHNOLOGY
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- 33. ALB http://youtu.be/j83x-zSUf48 GOLDEN CHAINS We’ve alreadydifferent examples of popup windows in various chrome experiments. What makes this interactive video press worthy is the storytelling behind the video clip. The story of artist trying to sell all of his possessions in order to finance his album. The risk was that perhaps nobody would buy the items for sale. RISK IDEAS THAT TELL STORIES GOLD
- 34. THE JFK PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY& MUSEUMhttp://cloudsovercuba.com/casestudy/ CLOUDS OVER CUBA RISK IDEAS THAT TELL STORIES GOLD Clouds Over Cuba shows us what “Cyber” can do at it’s best. It’s industry changing and has redefined the potential of digital storytelling. Apart from taking a risk on the production in order to innovate a new type of storytelling they also risked mixing fiction and history to make the story more compelling.
- 35. GEOX http://youtu.be/2N34yGG4NyQ GEOX AMPHIBIOX GOLD RISK IDEAS THATTELL STORIES I wish there were more product websites like this. Geox uses everything digital has to offer to transport us and make us want to buy their shoes. The craft is flawless. Geox took a risk on being able deliver against the idea. A story about shoes in the rain could have been extremely boring, but they came through with an incredibly compelling experience
- 36. SOUTHERN COMFORT http://youtu.be/FP3x5E_z-_0 WHATEVER’S COMFORTABLE Southern Comfortshows us how to tell a great story without any words. This was one of our favourite films at the festival this year. What we like is that Southern Comfort had the guts to bet everything on the “mood” and on the execution. GOLD RISK IDEAS THAT TELL STORIES
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- 38. PRUDENTIAL http://youtu.be/quNGs1FWLOo PRUDENTIAL CHALLENGE LAB Following onfrom the success of DAY ONE last year, Prudential goes one step further in helping people prepre for retirement. Prudential is taking a risk on being able to change behaviour and fix the problem - rather than just creating an engaging message around the problem. Any experiement is a risk because you can’t guarantee results. RISK IDEAS THAT CHALLENGE BEHAVIOUR SILVER
- 39. SAMSUNG LIFE INSURANCE http://youtu.be/LYMWPSKpRpE BRIDGEOF LIFE Samsung equipped Mapo bridge (notorious for the highest suicide rate) with sensors and lights that trigger messages of hope and reassurance as someone walks close to the rails in an attempt to change behaviour and lower the rate of suicide. It’s risky for a Life Insurance company to tackle suicide in this manner. RISK IDEAS THAT CHALLENGE BEHAVIOUR GOLD
- 40. http://youtu.be/4tYMMXiH_hs MY BLOOD ISRED AND BLACK It’s already risky to tamper with a football uniform, let alone to do so as part of a campaign. Football Club “Vitoria” offered up their most precious media space (their football jersey) in an attempt to change behaviour and drive fans to donating blood. RISK IDEAS THAT CHALLENGE BEHAVIOUR HEMOBA / ESPORTE CLUBE VITÓRIAGOLD
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- 42. BODYFORM RUBBER REPUBLIC UNITED KINGDOM http://youtu.be/C_HjRIOK-PY THETRUTH Bodyform is a great example of brands tapping into one individual consumer and engaging a conversation that can be broadcast to the wider online community. This new approach to “open discussion” requires a degree of risk because brands must open up and be ready for the difficult conversations. RISK IDEAS FOR OPEN DISCUSSION GOLD
- 45. http://youtu.be/qJm-bGSKojc “PARDON ME” When mostbrands were chasing likes, Grey Poupon started to reject fans. It was done with taste an humour and the risk paid off. RISK IDEAS FOR OPEN DISCUSSION GREY POUPON BRONZE
- 48. McDONALDShttp://www.lookwhatwemade.ca/ yourquestionswebsite1/ OUR FOOD, YOUR QUESTIONS Brandsused to use mass media to push out one standard message to a mass audience. We now see brands engaging in conversation with one individual and publishing that open discussion to a mass audience online and offline. McDonalds shows that this can go beyond a campaign mindset - to become a new brand behaviour. They risked an attacking defense. They opened up and were ready and able to answer ANY question from consumers. GOLD RISK IDEAS FOR OPEN DISCUSSION
- 49. RISK THE IDEAThis yearwe’ve seen how ideas and advertising can solve problems. And some very serious problems indeed (suicide, blood donation, organ donation and rail safety). But we’ve also seen how ideas and advertising solve equally serious brand problems (brand perception, loyalty and sales). It seems befitting to end with Bill Bernbach’s quote : “Safe ideas can kill you”