Posts Tagged ‘election’

Cannes Grand Prix Awards have arrived

Monday, January 25th, 2010

Our awards for the Titanium and Integrated Grand Prix arrived today! In June, we announced that the work we did on the advertising and marketing campaign that helped propel Barack Obama into the White House had been honored with the two top prizes — the Titanium Grand Prix and the Integrated Grand Prix — from the Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival. Mode Project was one of the main creative partners in the campaign, assisting its longtime client and the lead agency, AKPD Message and Media. Mode Project oversaw the design of the now famous Obama logo and produced more than 200 broadcast commercials and additional digital content during the course of the primary and general election. Of the Cannes win for Obama for America, Mode Project’s Colin Carter says, “We were honored to be a part of the Obama for America campaign and congratulate everyone on the Obama Media Team in this historic, game-changing endeavor. The Cannes honor is the highest in advertising and knowing we contributed to the successes of the campaign gives us a sense of accomplishment, second only to the election’s outcome.”

DDB Presents: David Plouffe “The Art of the Possible”

Thursday, December 10th, 2009

DDB Worldwide asked us to create an integrated collateral campaign for their sponsored presentation of David Plouffe’s ‘The Art of the Possible” at the 2009 Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival.

The main component of the integrated campaign was a short film that introduced David Plouffe. To create this film, we reviewed over 400 hours of election-related footage. Bringing compelling moments together with subtle yet stirring graphic treatments, we wove together the story of Plouffe’s innovative and galvanizing campaign and the historic election of Barack Obama.

Additional elements of the integrated campaign included print elements and a web banner.

Electoral Jafix

Tuesday, November 4th, 2008

Check out the original touch screen at about 2:20. Priceless. And the eagle at the end ain’t too shabby either. Thanks to Mike Davis over at So Much Pileup.