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Road Safety: Bleeding Billboard
I Believe in Advertising | ONLY SELECTED ADVERTISING | Advertising Blog & Community —
Advertising Agency: Colenso BBDO, Auckland, New Zealand
Photographer: Steven Boniface
Executive Creative Director: Nick Worthington
Art Director: Emmanuel Bougneres
Copywriter: Nick Worthington
Agency Producer: Paul Courtney
Producer: Rollercoaster Design
Account Director: Scott Coldham
Senior Account Manager: Janelle Van Wonderen
Die Fünfte Wand: Bleeding Billboards
Werbeblogger - Weblog über Marketing, Werbung und PR —
New Zealand Road Safety—The Bleeding Billboards
Für Neuseeland, wo mit jedem Einsetzen der saisonalen Regenfälle die Zahl der Unfalltoten spürbar steigt, hat Colenso BBDO, Auckland, eine besondere Art von Billboards konzipiert und realisiert: Sobald es zu regnen beginnt, beginnen sie zu „bluten”.
Auch bei dieser Art von Shockvertising bin ich mir nicht sicher, ob sie wirklich sinnvoll ist. Hier auf dem Werbeblogger hatten wir kürzlich wieder eine Diskussion darum im Rahmen des ...
Road Safety: Bleeding Billboard
Osocio Weblog —
Interesting use of the billboard.
Author: Dan Matutina
Road Safety "Bleeding Billboard"
directdaily —
Rain changes everything. Please drive to the Conditions. Check the video here: Bleeding Billboard Agency: Colenso BBDO Auckland, New Zealand.
Bleeding Billboard in Auckland
The Inspiration Room —
South Auckland local government bodies Franklin District Council and Papakura District Council have been using a bleeding billboard to lower the road toll. Noticing that fatal traffic accidents had increased during a particularly wet Easter the road safety team put up billboards that bleed when it rains. This billboard, awarded a Bronze Design Lion at Cannes International Advertising Festival, features a boy whose eyes, nose and ears bleed when it rains. The message? “Rain changes everything. Drive to the conditions”.
Local and national media picked up the story, ...


