The craft-focused campaign, developed by VML, highlights the real-world consequences of drink-driving The Department for Transport today announced the launch of its latest drink-driving campaign for THINK! ahead of the festive season. The new work challenges the misconceptions drivers often have – that there is no risk in driving after a small amount of alcohol. […]
New £1.5 million digital schools’ platform follows success of ‘This Girl Can’
With nearly a third (29%) of young people currently doing less than 30 minutes physical activity per day, and engagement amongst teen girls being the lowest of any group, Sport England is extending its ‘This Girl Can’ campaign – that inspired over 3.9 million women to get active – into schools. The organisation is investing £1.5 […]
The Department for Transport and 23red have launched the latest execution of the THINK! campaign, made in conjunction with production company Fully Focused, that aims to encourage young people to confront their friends about drink driving. THINK! is the UK government’s designated road safety campaign, established in 2000. This specific execution delivers on THINK!’s proposition […]
Partnering with agency Athletics NYC, ZEITGUISED’s foam Studio has developed a series of creative interpretations of the ‘Think’ wordmark to be used as the identity for IBM’s inaugural ‘Think’ conference. The IBM Think 2018 conference in Las Vegas celebrates the tech company’s long-time corporate mantra ‘Think’ by convening inspiring experts from disparate fields for a […]
Y&R London has launched a new strategic direction and creative campaign for the Department for Transport’s THINK! drink drive activity which calls on mates to look after each other on a night out. The creative, breaking March 13, targets young men aged 17-24 with the line, “A Mate Doesn’t Let A Mate Drink Drive.” “Whilst […]
The Department for Transport’s THINK! campaign has launched a new anti-drink driving film targeting young men which is set in a pub toilet. Leo Burnett London, the agency behind the campaign, adopted covert tactics to produce a TV ad that would resonate with young males, traditionally an ad-weary, media savvy audience. The agency took over […]