5 energising takes from Cannes 2024

1 Year ago…

‘We aim to be Brand of

the Year at Cannes ‘24’

We’re back


Let’s harness the energy…

…to resist the grind.

1. Embrace your culture

The Misheard Version


Awarded
2x Grand Prix
1x  Gold
3x Silver
7x Shortlists


We love it because

It started with the local insight that Brits don’t do hearing tests, then used the most memed British song to catch their ears.

Sing to Remember


Awarded
1x Silver
2x Bronze
3x Shortlists


We love it because

It made a global platform stronger by making it more locally relevant.

2. Craft makes the difference

WoMen’s Football


Awarded
2x Grand Prix
3x Gold
2x Silver
3x Bronze


We love it because

It used AI as a tool to tell a beautifully crafted story, pulling the rug out from under French football fans’ (un)conscious bias.

Video Vinyl


Awarded
2x Bronze
4x Shortlists


We love it because

It was a labour of love that leveraged craft to add a compelling lease of life to a long lasting global platform.

3. Hack the format

Doordash-all-the-ads


Awarded
1x Grand Prix
2x Gold
4x Silver
1x Bronze


We love it because

It hacks the interest in Superbowl advertising to make a tactical promotion feel BIG and inspiring, by combining smart media and commerce thinking.

Adoptables


Awarded
1x  Grand Prix
1x  Gold
1x  Silver
1x  Bronze
1x  Shortlists


We love it because

It brought together 1PD and media buying to turn ad shelters into adoption opportunities.

4. Commit to reactive

Coors Lights Out


Awarded
2x Gold
2x Silver
2x Bronze


We love it because

Turned an IRL moment into an URL campaign, (fast) by leveraging a cultural conversation to create a real-time, compelling experience.

Heinz Ketchup & seemingly ranch


Awarded
2x Gold
1x Silver
5x Bronze


We love it because

It rode the Taylor Swift industrial complex all the way to viral success by responding fast and tapping into the Swifty community.

5. Human comes first

Thx for Coke-creating


Awarded
3x Gold
4x Silver
1x Bronze


We love it because

It embraced small shop owners interpretation of Coca-Cola’s logo — demonstrating huge confidence, reinforcing Coke’s place in culture globally and, even more importantly, honouring the personal, human connections with their stronger ambassadors.

There is no limit to what a person can do or how far they can go, if they don’t mind who gets the credit.

– Robert Woodruff