There’s also a new privacy ad from Apple that features the voice of Glee actor Jane Lynch and a trippy ad from Meow Wolf that takes a weird yet wonderful approach to a very ordinary location, a shopping mall.
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Every week, The Drum picks the top global campaigns from our creativity section.
This week, outdoors brand The North Face stood by the LGBTQ+ community amid backlash in the US, Amazon followed Olivia Wilde’s hit ‘Tache’ spot with two playful shorts and Match courted emotionally mature daters with wanted posters.
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The North Face is now in the second year of its Summer of Pride campaign. A new tongue-in-cheek short posted on social media sees drag queen Pattie Gonia representing the brand.
Award-winning director Michael Spiccia lends his creative touch to Amazon's latest iterations of the ‘It’s On Prime’ brand campaign.
Match launched an out-of-home campaign in the hopes of attracting emotionally mature adults looking to bring the fun and excitement back to dating.
Butter brand Flora continued to encourage people to choose plant-based alternatives with its latest work. From billboards to digital six-sheets, this tongue-in-cheek campaign featured everything from drawings of cows to amusing one-liners.
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Footballer and sports pundit Alan Shearer starred in McDonald’s latest ad that paid homage to his iconic 1998 spot titled ‘Signature’ that saw a fan chasing the England legend for an autograph.
This VW film is set in dry-cleaning store, where the nosey owners take advantage of the unfolding drama across the street.
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Apple dropped another chapter in its privacy push playbook. The latest short sees Emmy Award-winning actress Jane Lynch narrating the day-to-day lives of regular people.
This campaign is from art collective Meow Wolf and also included a fake wellness brand called Laërnu (hint: spell it backward).
A new TV ad from coffee brand Nespresso suggests its brand ambassador, George Clooney, needs to put a little luck in his cup.
This eerie short film heralding the launch of Diablo IV brings the characters from Blizzard Entertainment’s famed gothic video game series to life (and urges players to rescue them from the grips of evil).
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