Western Australian Office of Road Safety: Smartphone
Advertising Agency: 303 Group, Perth, Australia
Creative Director: Lindsay Medalia
Senior Art Director: Ross Dungey
Senior Copywriter: Malcolm MacLean
DoP: Nic Montagu
Digital Project Manager: Aaron Collyer
Sound Design: Julian Douglas-Smith
Account Director: Donna-Maree Gavin
Sound Studio: Soundbyte
Social Marketing Manager: Doug Baird
Editing Company: Double G
Agency Producer: Holly Kemp
Producer: Kate Downie
Editor: Tony Bannon
Photographer: Nic Montagu
Designer: Cameron James, Suzanne Olding
Flash Designer: Dave Tatchell
Account Manager: Camaryn Berry


9 Comments
Interesting. Demonstrates the issue well, and in a fresh way. A little boring still, for some reason.
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"I love some things, and don't love some other things."
I like this ad.
I appreciate when there is some sort of engagement with print ads.
Like it.
Very cool...even though I don't read the paper...or own an iPhone!
But can somebody tell me what the small text actually says? I can't make sense of it. Has anyone actually tried this out?
Very interesting as well as dynamic, good job.
Maybe the overcome could be a video followed linked to the company website instead of a flat image in the phone.
anyways, good job
Joaquin Salim
www.joaquinsalim.com
Interesting idea. But I highly doubt anybody will bother to actually whip out their phone and waste 5 minutes of their time to try it. I know I wouldn't. I'd be like, "some boring ad in a magazine wants me to pull my phone out so I can read their lame headline??? Hell no."
F A K E .
1) "Now use your thumb to enter roadahead it into your phone's browser" can NOT be from the agency who brought the seriously excellent 'Enjoy the ride' campaign:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRwfwyaHXDk ;
2) QR code?
3) I'm about done with this shit - next time I see an agency being misrepresented by some student scammer, I'm sending them the link to the page and a number for their nearest lawyer. This is creeping unprofessionalism, AOTW, and it's fucking galling.
4) Glad, as ever, to be shown I'm wrong.
Cool.
//usevertising v.s badvertising//
C'est une question de vie ou de mort.
i like.