TVNZ has shot four short videos to promote its Ondemand screening of hit women’s prison drama series, Orange is the New Black. Season two will air later in the year on TV2.
Smoke signals
To spread the anti-smoking message to a broad audience, Māori Television and Quitline revisited the creative style pioneered by NZTA & Clemenger in their much-awarded anti-pot driving campaign, featuring kids lampooning their parents’ dodgy behaviour.
Carey Hart suits up for Hallenstein Brothers
Hallenstein Brothers have launched their innovative High Performance Suit range with a TVC fronted by Carey Hart, motocross legend and husband of the singer Pink.
O&M brings classic Monaro back to life
The 60 years celebration continues for Holden, with the integrated part of the campaign kicking off this week. The campaign follows the restoration of a 1969 Holden Monaro HT GTS.
Labour taps Running with Scissors
Auckland indie agency Running with Scissors has been working with the New Zealand Labour Party to create their campaign for the 2014 election. This information comes in a release from RwS, effectively laying to rest earlier reports (including ours) that the party was not releasing details about its agency partners.
NZ pot spot wins Hollywood Gold
Clemenger BBDO Wellington and Curious Film have shared a Gold at the 2014 A-List Hollywood Advertising Craft Awards.
DDB teaches old dogs new tricks
A new Dogs Playing Keno video series from Lotto NZ and DDB aims to demonstrate how playing Keno is so straightforward, it’s easier than “finding a bone in a graveyard”.
Tim & Richie’s fast track to No 1
NZ wins Grand Prix + six Golds in Korea
FCB NZ has won a Grand Prix for Mini Driving Dogs at the AdStars Festival in South Korea over the weekend. Also, Whybin\TBWA, FCB, Curious Film and The Sweet Shop between them picked up six Golds, four Silvers, nine Bronzes and two Crystals.
Labour’s first TVC – what’s with the subtitles?
The Labour Party has released its first TVC of the election season – just one day after National released theirs (scroll down to see the National ad).