Trash gets a new face - DDB Mudra
Trash gets a new face - DDB Mudra
Trash gets a new face - DDB Mudra
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<strong>Trash</strong> <strong>gets</strong> a <strong>new</strong> <strong>face</strong><br />
The Objective<br />
To create a buzz around the fact that InOrbit is making art installations out of trash for the world<br />
Environment day on 5 June 2013 at InOrbit Malls-Malad, Vashi, Cyberabad and Whitefield.<br />
The Challenge<br />
Most of the competing malls around the vicinity were conducting Environment day events. The<br />
challenge lay in breaking the clutter and pulling footfalls to InOrbit Mall to encourage people to come<br />
and witness the art installations that would be displayed for a week. Also making sure the<br />
communication itself supported the cause of World Environment, by not wasting paper, etc<br />
The Idea: Recycled ads<br />
It was decided to promote the event with the help of communication materials made of trash, discarded<br />
materials, themselves. Easel stands and posters were made out of used cardboard (from discarded<br />
boxes), <strong>new</strong>spapers, mango crates , with the promotion message spray painted on it. Recycled masks<br />
were created from discarded materials like bottles, wires, tyres etc. to catch attention.<br />
Campaign message: “<strong>Trash</strong> <strong>gets</strong> a <strong>new</strong> <strong>face</strong>”<br />
On World Environment day, the campaign “<strong>Trash</strong> <strong>gets</strong> a <strong>new</strong> <strong>face</strong>” revolved around creating<br />
communication made out of <strong>Trash</strong>. With the help of Packaging cardboards, the event details were spray<br />
painted on the same, using these as Posters for Society Activations and for Easel stands inside the Mall.<br />
Also, to help grab attention, various masks were created out of different trash materials like plastic<br />
bottles, oil cans, wires, cardboard, etc. The masks created helped catch eye balls as every element used<br />
in the creation of masses was unique and could be easily identified as waste materials. These were<br />
made for Promoters to wear, carrying the cardboard with the Campaign message –<strong>Trash</strong> <strong>gets</strong> a New<br />
<strong>face</strong> around the mall. Also, people inside the mall could click pictures displaying these masks.<br />
The Execution<br />
“<strong>Trash</strong> <strong>gets</strong> a <strong>new</strong> <strong>face</strong>” campaign saw various carton cardboards with messages up in the mall and<br />
promoters with different masks speaking to customers at the mall. The attractive <strong>face</strong> masks that the<br />
promoters carried, grabbed a lot of attention in the mall, with customers, kids posing with them.<br />
Also, on the digital media, different mailers were posted asking people to come and visit the mall and<br />
check out the art installations.<br />
On the InOrbit Facebook page, there was a contest held asking people to click pictures with the<br />
masks/installations and upload the same on Instagram #WEDatInOrbit<br />
The Results
The campaign was on from 2 to 9 June 2013 at the different InOrbit Malls across India. The <strong>Trash</strong><br />
Installation at InOrbit Mall was conveyed in an interesting manner with the help of communication<br />
material that were all made by trash itself<br />
This also served the purpose of saving paper, by not printing easel boards unlike done for the regular<br />
events. The campaign received good coverage on Main line <strong>new</strong>spapers like TOI and Indian Express.<br />
Talking about this initiative, Mr. Kishore Bhatija, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, InOrbit<br />
Malls said, “On this World Environment Day we wanted to reach out to our shoppers in a unique way as<br />
well as educate them on benefits of reusing waste. What better way than through a medium of art which<br />
is created out of scraps and wastes and translated into striking installations. Art out of recycled materials<br />
is both great for the environment and an interesting artistic challenge.”<br />
Commenting on this, Nishant Jethi, Associate Creative Director said, “The brief was to create a<br />
campaign for World Environment Day at InOrbit. We thought what's better than creating an ad<br />
campaign made out of trash itself. So we made ad posters out of discarded card board, old <strong>new</strong>spapers,<br />
etc. And masks from used plastic bottles, Saffola bottles, old markers and tubes that were worn by the<br />
InOrbit staff. Thus, the medium became the message as well.”<br />
<strong>DDB</strong> <strong>Mudra</strong> Mumbai<br />
Office Head: Rajiv Sabnis<br />
Business Head: Yugandhar Madidi<br />
Art: Ashish Phatak<br />
Copy: Amman Mannan<br />
Associate Creative Director: Nishant Jethi<br />
Client Servicing: Sumana Ghosh, Arlene Mathiah<br />
Copy Supervisor: Sandeep Iyer<br />
Sr Copywriter : Kanika Sharma<br />
Sr Visualizor: Jitendra Patel<br />
About <strong>DDB</strong> <strong>Mudra</strong> Group:-<br />
The <strong>DDB</strong> <strong>Mudra</strong> Group, a member of the Omnicom/<strong>DDB</strong> Worldwide Group, is India’s largest integrated<br />
marketing communications and services network. <strong>DDB</strong> <strong>Mudra</strong> Group comprises three agency networks,<br />
six specialist agencies and eleven strategic business units which offer their expertise under four<br />
disciplines (Media, OOH, Retail and Experiential).<br />
<strong>DDB</strong> <strong>Mudra</strong> Group operates out of its offices in fifteen leading cities and is represented in more than<br />
twenty other locations, giving it a comprehensive presence across the length and breadth of the<br />
country. It has more than 1,100 employees and a reach across 175,000 villages, 4000 towns, 3500<br />
schools and nearly 7 million students.
Its scope of services run the gamut through Advertising, Media Planning & Buying, Digital & New Media,<br />
Data-driven Marketing, Health & Lifestyle, OOH, Retail Design and Visual Merchandising, Navigation<br />
Solutions, Experiential Marketing (Promotions, Events, Rural), Trade Marketing, Youth Marketing,<br />
Localisation Pre-Media Services, Content Creation, Strategy and Design Consultancy.<br />
In 2011, <strong>DDB</strong> <strong>Mudra</strong> Group was India's most awarded agency network at Cannes, Spikes and Abbys<br />
among others. In 2012, the Group led the Indian tally by bagging maximum number of awards in the<br />
three most famous international award forums Cannes Lions bagging 1 Gold, 1 Bronze and 20 shortlists,<br />
Adfest (Asia Pacific Advertising Festival) Awards, bagging 3 Silvers and 6 Bronzes and PMAA<br />
(Promotional Marketing Awards of Asia), bagging 1 Gold, 1 Silver, 2 Bronzes and 7 Orders of Merit. At<br />
the much talked about ABBYs, <strong>DDB</strong> <strong>Mudra</strong> Group stood #4 with a total of 33 awards including 2 Golds,<br />
13 Silvers and 18 Bronzes. The Group also won a Gold and a Silver award at the IAA (International<br />
Advertising Association) Olive Crown Awards. More recently, at the coveted D&AD awards (a platform<br />
which recognises creative talent worldwide) the Group bagged the ‘In-Book’ award for its client Philips<br />
Electronics.<br />
The <strong>DDB</strong> <strong>Mudra</strong> Group's clients include Aircel, Arvind Stores, Akai, Ashok Leyland, Asian Paints, BPCL,<br />
Bank of Baroda, Baxter, Castrol, Cipla, Colgate, Dabur, Emirates, Emami, Federal Bank, Future Group,<br />
Gillette India, Godrej, Gulf Oil, HDFC Bank, HPCL, Hindustan Unilever, HP, HUL, IDBI Bank Group, ITC,<br />
Jaypee, Jyothy Laboratories - Henkel, ICICI Prudential Mutual Funds, Johnson & Johnson, L&T, LIC,<br />
Lavasa, Livon, McDonalds, MSD, Malayala Manorama, Mother Dairy, Nestle, Nirmal Lifestyle, Novartis,<br />
PepsiCo, Peter England, Philips Healthcare, Policybazaar.com, Reebok, Rotomac, Sab Miller, Shell, Star<br />
India, Standard Chartered Bank, Symphony, Tata Communications, Tourism Australia, TTK Prestige,<br />
UNICEF, Union Bank of India, United Spirits, Videocon, Volkswagen, Western Union, World Gold Council,<br />
Worldwide Media, Wipro, Wrigley, YOU Broadband and Zydus.<br />
Contact:-<br />
Neeti Nayak – <strong>DDB</strong> <strong>Mudra</strong> Group<br />
Neeti.nayak@ddbmudragroup.com<br />
+91 80800 45879