Here are the YCN briefs for us to choose from for this module.
20th Century Fox
Tell the engaging and compelling story of ‘Rise of the Apes’ in a way that jettisons conventional movie marketing to make the release the cinematic event of Summer 2011.
Boost
Give this energy brand a Boost; choose your audience, develop a product and packaging, then go to town to promote your product.
British Music Experience
Develop a digital campaign that communicates the richness of the British Music Experience to new visitors.
Direct Line
Ensure Direct Line is at the top of a consumer’s consideration when they’re looking for insurance.
Fairtrade
Create a film which will turn support of Fairtrade into passion for Fairtrade.
Fedrigoni
Bring Fedrigoni’s versatile range of papers to life to ensure they’re the paper of choice for existing and new customers.
Green & Black’s
Give new consumers a motivating reason to trade up to Green & Black’s.
Marks & Spencer
Create a visual identity for our Plan A campaign and develop campaign elements to bring your identity to life!
P&O Ferries
Create a flexible creative campaign that draws on the P&O brand heritage while embracing the future.
SEGA
Create a piece of communication that celebrates the 20th Anniversary of Sonic.
Ted Baker
Devise an integrated campaign for one of Ted Baker’s Product License collections: eyewear, footwear, watches or fragrances.
Thames Clippers
Inspire London’s residents and its visitors to travel by Thames Clippers - the fastest fleet on the river.
The Big Issue
Build awareness and understanding of The Big Issue ethos, business model and product, with a view to increasing reach and levels of audience engagement.
The Open University
Persuade 16 to 18 year olds to study for a degree with The Open University.
Tuborg
Develop ideas that will build the awareness and understanding of the Tuborg brand based on the theme, “Live Unleashed”.
Warp
Design the creative industry or music release of the future.
Whyte & Mackay
Create a compelling campaign that resonates, builds awareness and encourages trial of Glayva among a new younger audience.
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