Creative Showcase: Featuring Saatchi & Saatchi London, Publicis New York, adam&eveDDB and more
Welcome to The Drum Creative Showcase.
As always this section is dedicated to showing the best creative work and gives you, the reader, the chance to decide what we show within The Drum magazine.
You can vote for the work you like best, simply by clicking the 'Like' button beside the work, and the winner will be featured in the next issue of The Drum (18 March) in the Creative Showcase spread.
Other popular entrants will also be considered for the print edition. Submit your vote before Monday 9 March to guarantee your favourite makes it into the printed magazine.
To submit work for future publication contact gillian.west@thedrum.com. For voting updates and more follow The Drum Creative Showcase on Twitter @TheDrumCreative.
Saatchi & Saatchi London: EE 'EE TV'
Brand: EE
Title(s): EE TV
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi London
Agency website: http://saatchi.co.uk/en-gb/
Executive Creative Director: Andy Jex, Rob Potts
Art Director/Copywriter: Adam Chiappe
Additional Credits: Planner: Sam Wise
Account Handler: Sam Hawkey, Sam Grischotti
Producer: Richard Firminger
Assistant Producer: Georgie Hammond-Chambers
Media Buying Agency: MEC
Media Planner: Sarah Halliday, Rich Bartlett
Production Company: Independent Films
Director: Gary Freedman
Editor: Adam Spivey
Producer: Jason Kemp
Post-Production Company: MPC
Audio Post-Production: Factory Studios
Published: February 2015
Short Rationale: EE has launched its biggest TV campaign since the launch of the brand in October 2012 to showcase EE TV. The ad sees Hollywood A-lister and face of EE, Kevin Bacon star alongside famous TV-loving duo Christopher Steed and Stephen Webb to demonstrate that EE’s newly launched TV service is the perfect fix for households who often fight over the remote.
In the ad, Kevin makes an impactful arrival by helicopter landing at Christopher and Stephen’s home in Brighton before joining them on the sofa with a brew to chat about EE TV. Kevin explains that it’s now possible to record four programmes at once, and goes on to demonstrate how you can ‘flick’ a programme from your tablet or mobile onto the TV screen using a swiping motion on the device. Kevin says, “EE call it flick. I call it the nuts”, to which an impressed Christopher replies, “it’s amazing Kev”. The ad finishes with Kevin requesting Christopher’s near-iconic pink shorts as a thank you for bringing EE TV into their lives, before making his dramatic exit via helicopter.
The 40 second ad will air for the first time on Wednesday 25th February during prime time TV including during coverage of The Brit Awards 2015, with an extended 60 second version hosted on EE’s YouTube channel.
Publicis New York/Publicis UK: Cadillac 'The Daring'
Brand: Cadillac
Title(s): The Daring
Agency: Publicis New York, Publicis UK
Agency website: http://www.publicis.com/
Executive Creative Director (London): Andy Bird
Executive Creative Director (New York): Joseph Johnson
EVP, Creative Director: Carlos Figueiredo
VP, Creative Director: Jean Rhode, Roger Norris
Additional Credits: Chief Production Officer: Lisa Bifulco
VP, Executive Producer: Lauren Schneidmuller
Associate Producer: Jennifer Truss
Music Producer: Theresa Notartomaso
Broadcast Business Manager: Janet Wollman
Global Chief Strategy and Innovation: Officer Dylan Williams
Chief Strategy Officer: Carla Serrano
Chief Marketing Officer: Julie Levin
Account Executive: Kristin Pulaski
Strategy Director: Ben Zumsteg
Strategist: Anthony Harris
Creative Services Manager: Paul Daligan
Account Executive: Kelsey Ferguson
Account Executive: Kristin Pulaski
Chief Strategy Officer: Carla Serrano
VP, Strategy Director: Ben Zumsteg
Chief Digital Officer: Dawn Winchester
VP, Creative Director of Digital Design: Sabine Roehl
VP, Associate Creative Director: Roman Tsukerman
Executive Interactive Producer: Lissa Robinson
PRODUCTION COMPANY: Independent Media, Inc.
Director: Doug Liman
Director of Photography: Janusz Kaminski
Executive Producer: Susanne Preissler
Head of Production: Marc Siegel
Line Producer NY: Brad English
Line Producer LA: Denise Rocchietti
VFX: The Mill
Executive Producer: Melanie Wickham
Producer: Jason Bartnett
VFX Lead: Gavin Wellsman
VFX Supervisor: Hitesh Patel
EDITORAL: Lost Planet
Editor/Sound Design: Hank Corwin
Assistant Editor: Federico Brusilovsky
Executive Producer: Krystn Wagenberg
Producer: Lauren Hafner Addison
MIX: Sound Lounge
Partner/Mixer: Tom Jucarone
MUSIC (Piano Track): Asche & Spencer
Executer Producer: Matt Locher
(Licensed Track) Edith Piaf “Non, je ne regrette rien”
Published: February 2015
Short Rationale: The people most passionate about pursuing their dreams and making them a reality are the ones who drive the world forward. Their irrepressible spirit is the inspiration behind Cadillac’s new Dare Greatly philosophy.
Publicis, along with Independent Media director Doug Liman and acclaimed cinematographer Janusz Kaminski have bought this new brand positioning to life with a series of films starring creative luminaries and Silicon Valley entrepreneurs.
Set in downtown New York, these atmospheric films feature icons including Richard Linklater, Anne Wojcicki, Steve Wozniak, Jason Wu and Njeri Rionge expanding on their personal approaches to life and the power of daring.
WCRS: Born Free 'Disappearing Animals'



Brand: Born Free
Title(s): Disappearing Animals
Agency: WCRS
Agency website: http://www.wcrs.com/
Creative Director: Katy Hopkins, Steve Hawthorne
Additional Credits: Agency Producers: Mario DaCosta, Nick Cruttenden, Simon Fraser
Animation: Darren O’Donoghue, Gerry Levens, Simon Knowles
Account Handling: Olenka Lawrenson
Media: Outdoor Plus and Primesight
Photographer: George Logan
Retoucher: Felicity CrawshawProducer
Agent: Horton-Stephens
Published: February 2015
Short Rationale: Wildlife charity Born Free Foundation has teamed up with award-winning photographer George Logan, creative agency WCRS and media owner Outdoor Plus to launch a new campaign highlighting the alarming rate at which Africa’s wildlife is disappearing.
The Disappearing Animals campaign, created by WCRS, aims to prompt people to take action before it’s too late. Shot by award-winning photographer George Logan – in locations in The Masai Mara, Kenya, Etosha, Namibia and at Shamwari, South Africa – the campaign draws attention to the futility of saving the last lion, rhino or elephant on Earth. Instead, action needs to be taken to start saving the animals now, while there is still time to make a difference.
Working with Outdoor Plus, a leader in premium digital out of home advertising, the campaign will be broadcast across key London locations including Vauxhall Cross Island and Purley Way Fiveways from 23 February 2015.
Saatchi & Saatchi + Duke: Toyota 'Made in France'
Brand: Toyota
Title(s): Made in France
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi + Duke
Agency website: http://www.saatchiduke.com/
Creative Director: Frederic Temin
Art Director: Philippe Rachel, Carl Harborg
Art Supervisor: Nicolas Chauvin
Copywriter: Carl Harborg, Philippe Rachel
Additional Credits: Production House: Wanda
Producer: Claude Fayolle
Director: Wilfrid Brimo
Agency Account Team: Julie Ricart, Alexandre Guillot, Nicolas Fisz
TV Producer: Prodigious, Martine Joly
Post Producer: Prodigious, Franck Herve Marc
Sound Producer: Prodigious, Boris Nicou
Composer: DP
Author: DP
Title: La Marseillaise
Arrangements: Guillaume Le Guen, Yannis Dumoutiers
Sound Studio: Capitaine Plouf
Published: February 2014
Short Rationale: The new TV spot takes us backstage at the Toyota factory in Valenciennes, France and shows a production line in action. The natural sound of the machinery and employees at work slowly build throughout the film to build an unusual version of the French national anthem, The Marseillaise.
Matt Aller: Beehive Distilling 'Jack Rabbit Gin packaging'



Brand: Beehive Distilling
Title(s): Jack Rabbit Gin packaging
Agency: Matt Aller (partner, Beehive Distilling)
Agency website: http://beehivedistilling.com/
Additional Credits: Printer: LithoFlexo Graphics
Published: 2015
adam&eveDDB: Virgin Atlantic ‘Let it fly’




Brand: Virgin Atlantic
Title(s): ‘Let it fly’ web experience
Agency: adam&eveDDB
Agency website: http://www.adamandeveddb.com/
Chief Creative Officer: Ben Priest
Executive Creative Director: Richard Brim, Ben Tollett
Deputy Executive Creative Director: Daniel Fisher
Creative Director: Till Diestel
Additional Credits: Production Company: Acne
Director of Digital: Alex Hesz
Account Director: Justine Deighan
Account Manager: Katie Vine
Published: February 2015
Short Rationale: adam&eveDDB and Virgin Atlantic have created a truly dynamic web and mobile web experience to serve customers personalised inspiration films, encouraging them to ‘Let It Fly’.
Based on an innovative bag-packing tool developed by adam&eveDDB, the experience (http://virginatlantic.com/letitfly) asks users what they would pack for their dream trip by choosing from hundreds of items.
From that individual preference, the app infers a huge amount about the user from which it crafts a personalised experience with a beautiful and unique snapshot of their tastes.
Each film recommends a personal itinerary including the destination, a restaurant and specific dish, a way to spend an afternoon and evening, and a ‘Let it Fly’ hero activity to really gets the most out of the location.
Films are further personalised by dynamically incorporating the user’s location and weather, as well as live tweets and Flickr images from the venues and attractions. A dynamic personal endframe then allows users to see the places they’ve been recommended on a map, read a city guide to their destination, and book their flights.
Users can also share their personal bag on social channels and also enter a competition for a chance to win flights to the destination they’ve been recommended.
Caroline Reumont and Phil Malizia: Squish 'Brand identity and design'





Brand: Squish
Title(s): Brand identity and design
Designers: Caroline Reumont, Phil Malizia
Photographer: Mathieu Lévesque (Le Consulat)
Additional Credits: Client: Sarah Segal
Strategy: Geneviève Grenier
Published: 2015
Trisect: Mike’s Hard Lemonade 'The Mike’s Quality'
Brand: Mike’s Hard Lemonade
Title(s): The Mike’s Quality
Agency: Trisect, USA
Agency website: http://www.trisectagency.com/
Executive Creative Director: Erin Sarofsky
Creative Director: Craig Miller, John Filipkowski
Illustrator: Chris Anderson
Additional Credits: Agency Producers: Bryan Haney, Judd Stricker
Executive Producer: Steven Anderson
Producer: Michael Burke
Director of Photography: Steven Piet
VFX Supervisor: Matt Crnich
CG Director: Andy Zazzera
2D Animator: Duarte Elvas, Tanya Witmer, CJ Cook, Patrick Coleman, Brent Austin, James Nicky
3D Animator: Alex Kline
Junior Designer: Bhakti Patel
Published: February 2014
McCann London: Cannes Lions 'Cheaper than severance'





Brand: Cannes Lions
Title(s): Cheaper than severance
Agency: McCann London
Agency website: http://mccannlondon.co.uk/
Executive Creative Director/Co-President: Rob Doubal, Laurence Thomson
Creative Director: Mike Oughton
Art Director: Carl Rapp
Copywriter: Jess Mallett, Mike Oughton
Photographer: Dan Burn-Forti
Additional Credits: Head of Art: Michael Thomason
Head of Design: Gary Todd
Typographer: Gary Todd
Retouching: Rob McDonald/Craft
Managing Partner: Tom Wong
CFO: Saj Manzoor
Strategist: Thomas Keane
Producer: Sophie Chapman-Andrews
Project Manager: Anna Henderson
Editor: Dan Good/Craft
Published: February 2015
Ted Baker: Ted Baker 'T for tall'
Brand: Ted Baker
Title(s): T for tall
Advertising Agency: Ted Baker in-house team
Agency website: http:// http://www.crownsandowls.com/
Copywriter: Ted Baker
Photographer: Crown&Owls
Published: February 2015
Short rationale (optional): The first in a series of tall mishaps ….
Wonder Stuff Studio: Lane7 'Lane7 Brand Development & Design'





Brand: Lane7
Title(s): Lane7 Brand Development & Design
Agency: Wonder Stuff Studio, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
Agency website: http://wonderstuffstudio.com
Creative Director: Paul Alderson
Copywriter: Tom Turner / Merlin Duff
Illustrator: Merlin Duff
Photographer: Bec Hughes
Additional credits: Lead Designer: Merlin Duff
Short rationale: When PinPin first approached us there was just a concept, but now, with our help, the brand is a reality.
Lane7 is a 10,000ft2 boutique bowling alley, restaurant, and bar in central Newcastle. The venue features ten bowling lanes, four American pool tables, four ping-ping tables, and a karaoke room, alongside its seventy-eight cover restaurant.
By the end of its first year, Lane7 had a target to become the evening leisure venue of choice for the city of Newcastle upon Tyne, and a well-known name across the North-East of England. Longer term, Lane7 planned to expand to different cities across the UK, creating a national chain of venues.
Beginning with name generation and identity development, we were instrumental in creating a distinct brand, and then rolling this out across Newcastle’s most popular new venue of 2014. Working alongside interior designers and various print suppliers we created everything from internal and external graphics to printed and digital collateral.
Ogilvy & Mather New York: Caterpillar 'Built for it'
Brand: Caterpillar
Title(s): Built for it
Agency: Ogilvy & Mather New York
Agency website: http://www.ogilvy.com/
Group Creative Director: Chris Curry, Jerry Dugan
Chief Creative Officer: Steve Simpson, Chris Garbutt
Creative: Emily Clark, Gavin Breyer, David Marino, Todd Goodale
Additional Credits: Account: Kurt Lundberg, Kate Prescott, Bret Emerson
Planning: Bryan Smith, Liz Sparkman
Chief Production Officer: Matt Bonin
Producer: Damon Webster
CATERPILLAR
Client: Caterpillar - Diane Lantz-Rickard, J. Archie Lyons, Deanna Dean
Creative Director, Global Brand Marketing: J. Archie Lyons
Producer: Jim Kelton
EYEPATCH PRODUCTION
Director: Brandon LaGanke
Executive Producer:Joanne Golden
Line Producer: Daniel Lubell
DP: Paul McCarthy
EYEPATCH POST-PRODUCTION
EyePatch Executive Producer: Jay Cagide
Post Producer: Laura Shackelford
Editor: Drew Palazzo
Sound Engineer: Ken Meyer
Music Supervisor: Chris Mazur
Color/On-Line: Method/Co3
Assistant Editors: Wes Latta, Andrea Podaski
Published: February 2015
Short Rationale: Caterpillar and Ogilvy & Mather New York have released the newest segment of the ‘Built For It’ trials campaign.
Unlike the other trials, ‘Lantern,’ the fifth trial in the series, takes the campaign global, depicting Cat’s electric power offering. In the video, Cat demonstrates their ability to deliver 252,000 watts of electricity to a remote village in the Yunnan Province of China, an area with minimal access to power resources. With just one generator, Cat provides the energy needed to light 8,840 lanterns, creating a celebration in the Yuhu village, where locals are brought together to experience power and prosperity as a result of Cat’s power capabilities.
‘Lantern’ is another authentic, real-life peek at Cat’s product offerings in a high-pressure (and altitude) situation to prove they have the resources to achieve great things.
Create-a-Brand: Djinni 'Brand Identity and Packaging'





Brand: Djinni
Title(s): Brand Identity and Packaging
Agency: Create-a-Brand
Agency website: http://www.create-a-brand.com
Creative team: Archie Powell, Simon Cattle
Strategy: Louise Powell
Photographer: Create-a-Brand
Published: February 2015
Short Rationale: Djinni is a new brand of e-liquids from manufacturers Decadent Vapours. Create-a-Brand’s Louise Powell explains: “To complement its classic main brand, DV wanted to push the boundaries with a range of more contemporary and exotic tastes for the 20-plus market. We came up with ‘Djinni’, ‘the essence of taste’. The logo needed to be modern and striking, but it also had to be versatile, so that each piece of packaging could reflect the character of an individual flavour, while clearly bearing the identity of the ‘Djinni’ brand as a whole.”
Saatchi & Saatchi London: European Tour 'Drama on the world stage'
Brand: European Tour
Title(s): Drama on the world stage
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi London
Agency website: http://saatchi.co.uk/en-gb/
Executive Creative Directors: Rob Potts, Andy Jex
Creative Director (Copywriter): Laurence Quinn
Creative Director (Art Director): Mark Norcutt
Additional Credits: Planner: James Hillhouse, Jimmy Elston
Account Team: Peter Lovatt, Mark Boyd
Agency Producer: Josh Sanders (Film), Jamie McLaughlin (Print)
Production Companies: Bullion Productions, European Tour Productions
Directors: Ben Murray, James Willis
Editor: Anna Meller
Producer: Drew O’Neill
Post Production Company: Prodigious
Audio Post Production Company: Prodigious
Published: February 2015
Short Rationale: Saatchi & Saatchi London has launched a new campaign for the European Tour called “Drama on the World Stage”, which focuses on the excitement created every time a professional golfer addresses the ball in front of thousands of spectators and millions of viewers.
The campaign introduces a new strapline, and aims to drive engagement from all levels of golf fans from diehards to the more casually interested. It also aims to differentiate the European Tour – which takes place all over the world and has a fully international player contingent –
from The PGA.
The launch comprises a 30 second broadcast spot which will run across global sports networks and a 60 second YouTube film which breaks on Wednesday, 25 February 2015. It will also feature social activity around #DramaOnTheWorldStage, including a competition to win the gear Martin Kaymer wears in the film.
BETC Luxe: Le Bon Marché 'Seen at Le Bon Marché'

Brand: Le Bon Marché
Title(s): Seen at Le Bon Marché
Agency: BETC Luxe
Agency website: http://www.betcluxe.com/
Creative Director: Safia Bouyahia
Art Director: Sandrine Acquistapace, Jean-Charles Guillet
Additional Credits: Agency Management: Brune Buonmano, Simon Hube
Strategic Planning: André Mazal
Photography: Martin Parr
Art Buy: Béatrice Kagan
Producer: Karine Manzic, Anne Cauvin
Published: March 2015
Short Rationale: BETC brings out a series of photographs for Parisian department store Le Bon Marché, with famous photo artist Martin Parr behind the lens. One of the world's first department stores, Le Bon Marché continues to set the pace with an ongoing series of artistic projects. This latest collection is a reaffirmation of the close and special ties between the shopping emporium and the arts world.
Designed by BETC Luxe, the Vu au Bon Marché ("Seen at Le Bon Marché) campaign will be unveiled on March 2nd to mark the opening of the store's new footwear department. Posters will also go up in the metro and at bus stops and newsstands across Paris. Designed as a saga, the Vu au Bon Marché and Vu à La Grande Epicerie ("Seen at the Grande Epicerie gourmet food hall") series of photographs by Martin Parr will spotlight key moments at each store throughout the year.
Identica: J2O 'J2O Spritz Packaging'

Brand: J2O
Title: J2O Spritz Packaging
Agency: Identica
Agency website: http://www.identica.co.uk/
Design Director: Keith Davie
Published: February 2015
Solve: Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank 'Ambition Visualised'
ADCB "Ambition Visualised" from solve on Vimeo.


Brand: Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank
Title: Ambition Visualised
Agency: Solve
Agency website: http://www.solve-ideas.com/
Creative Directors: Hans Hansen, Eric Sorensen
Producer: Cherie Appleby
Copywriter: Janelle Erickson
Art Director: Chelsea Klevesahl
Additional credits: Account Director: Ryan Murray
Account Manager: Parker Mullins
Production Company: Persuade
Director: Michael Marantz
DOP: Tim Sessler
Post-Production Company
Post-Production Company: Whitehouse Post
Editor: Martin Leroy
Assistant Editor: Keith Hamm
Photographer: Shawn Michienzi
Published: February 2015
Saint Bernadine Mission Communications: Neverland Tea 'Packaging and Design'



Brand: Neverland Tea
Title: Packaging and Design
Agency: Saint Bernadine Mission Communications, Vancouver, Canada
Agency website: http://www.stbernadine.com/
Creative Directors: Andrew Samuel & David Walker
Art Director / Designer: Miya McGrew
Production: Basia Wabik
Published: February 2015