DDB, with Starcom and The Sweet Shop, has launched a new campaign to spread the word about the The Warehouse’s hunt for two toy testers. The job description is for a boy or girl aged five to nine who can front a video camera and pitch for the job – and lives close to Auckland.
Big cash prizes, free entry at Korea ad comp
Entry is free, and the two Grand Prix winners at the upcoming Adstars advertising festival will leave Korea with US$10,000 apiece. And there’s still 10 days to get an entry in – the deadline has been extended until Sunday 31 May.
Botab 2015 lifts off
CAANZ and Flying Fish have unveiled the date for this year’s Battle of the Ad Bands – they’ll be held on Thursday 17 September at – no surprises here – the Kings Arms.
HOT tip: Contagion or Colenso
House of Travel has narrowed down its creative agency pitch to just two – Contagion and Colenso BBDO.
Ice cream can get you laid (among other things)
At the start of summer Tip Top and Colenso launched a series of social experiments to find out if Feeling Tip Top makes everything better. The results are now in – over 1 million Kiwis were involved, and Tip Top sales rose 14% (watch the video).
Back to the future
Y&R, working with Weta Digital, has produced an emotional creative campaign – as part of National Road Safety Week – for road safety charity Brake. The aim is to encourage New Zealanders to think about the potential lifelong cost of their decisions on the road.
Fairfax Media unveils senior editorial team
Fairfax Media has today confirmed its new editorial leadership team, as part of a transformation of its newsrooms aimed at enhancing local and national journalism across digital and print.
Arrivals & Departures
Film Commission man joins Exposure: Multi-faceted collective Exposure International has appointed a new longform producer, Daniel Story.
Saatchi unveils global art museum brand
Saatchi & Saatchi Design and the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery have released details of a new global art museum brand brand as the New Plymouth institution prepares to open its doors with the Len Lye Centre in July.
The kids are all right
Everybody knows that little kids today are way smarter than their parents – especially around digital devices. So Hyundai and Shine are taking us into familiar territory in their latest Hyundai TVC, a charming spot that illustrates the gulf between them and us with such effect that smiles of recognition are breaking out nightly in family homes all over the country.
