NFS (Dutch Stutter Foundation): Stutter billboard
Be patient with people who stutter
Often not-stuttering people (accidentally) interrupt people who stutter, by finishing their sentences. This billboard tells them this isn’t necessary: most of the time just having a little patience is enough.
Advertising Agency: Y&R Not Just Film, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Creative Directors: Marq Strooy, Robin Zuiderveld
Art Director: Marq Strooy
Copywriter: Robin Zuiderveld
Published: September 2011


24 Comments
Lo, lo, love it.
Kewell.
Will Think for Salary
ni ni nice
Is this a real client?
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"I love some things, and don't love some other things."
If this is real, very good!
What hath God wrought
great one
seriously good stuff
they showed me a picture & i laughed
dignity has never been photographed
This is so dumb. There is no way you can stutter like this. Not impressed.
I have to ask, do you stutter? Do you know anyone who stutter?
I think not because if you did, you would have appreciated the message behind this ad.
people who stutter might not enjoy it or even agree with it but for the rest the concept is grasped , so good work.
NADD
Nice.
GGGGGGGGGRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTT!!!!
WELL DONE
It doesn't make sense. It's just a nice visualisation of stuttering, but wat's the point the are trying to make? Where's the patient part?
Simply great.
well done
Very nice!
What's the point? I know what stuttering is. What am I supposed to learn?
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Many who have commented are asking what the point of this ad is or whether or not it is possible to even stutter like this. I have to say that as a man with a stutter I find your comments to be incredibly disheartening. The point is ad is to raise awareness of the difficulties and complexities of stuttering through clever and tasteful execution.
I couldn't agree with you more.. Well done job
Good concept, something about it bothers me though, it almost seems like it's mocking people who stutter.
ninniniiniiice
Very well done. Great idea and execution.
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..."can't stutter like that"?" what's the point"?
Wow! really? ummm, this is visual communication. And I think as mentioned it's to drive awareness, and does it in a soft and light hearted manner. Very nicely done, and it puts a smirk on my face, as we can all be short at times with anybody, and this imprints my mind to be more patient. I'm rather surprised with the few.