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Predictable and boring? Meet unexpected and engaging. You know about belt-tightening. Every day you're expected to do more with less. So this is an especially bad time to produce "forgettable" television. Aloysius Butler & Clark offers a sure cure for the mundane with these four TV campaigns.
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"Today" (Delaware Division of Public Health) |
Teens don't want to be preached to about anything—especially smoking. We went another way to make our point. |
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"Kids' World" (St. Joseph's Children's Hospital) |
A hospital spot without doctors and nurses? Instead we used real kids in this down-to-earth approach for a children's hospital. |
St. Joseph's Hospital
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"What Are the Odds?" (DE Division of Public Health) |
We took a whimsical route in giving smokers something memorable to think about before lighting up. |
What Are The Odds
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Branding Campaign (WSFS Bank) |
Instead of the bank extolling its own virtues, we let a series of customers do it in their own words. |
WSFS Bob and Megan
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