PRISMA TRIPLA INCLUSIVE OUTDOOR
Title | PRISMA TRIPLA INCLUSIVE OUTDOOR |
Brand | PRISMA |
Product/Service | PRISMA |
Category |
F05. Cultural Insight |
Entrant
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HOK-ELANTO Helsinki, FINLAND
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Idea Creation
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TBWA\HELSINKI, FINLAND
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Media Placement
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CARAT Helsinki, FINLAND
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Credits
Sami Kelahaara |
TBWA Helsinki |
Art Director |
Martta Kallio |
TBWA Helsinki |
Copywriter |
Jyrki Poutanen |
TBWA Helsinki |
Chief Creative Officer |
Joni Furstenborg |
TBWA Helsinki |
Creative Director |
Taneli Mattelmäki |
TBWA Helsinki |
VP, Retail |
Anni Tammenaho |
TBWA Helsinki |
Project Manager |
Jerry Strengell |
TBWA Helsinki |
Editor |
Ville Ruokonen |
TBWA Helsinki |
Junior Planner |
Henrietta Tastula |
TBWA Helsinki |
Content Producer |
Viggo Holländer |
TBWA Helsinki |
Digital Designer |
Roni Regnér |
TBWA Helsinki |
Copywriter |
Hanna Karlsson |
TBWA Helsinki |
Designer |
Rosa Seppälä |
TBWA Helsinki |
Designer |
Anette Michelsson |
TBWA Helsinki |
Account Manager |
Tuomas Ahola |
HOK-Elanto |
Marketing Director |
Teija Järvinen |
SOK |
Brand Manager |
Minni Jaakola |
SOK Media |
Brand Manager |
Tuula Rajamäki |
SOK Media |
Project Manager |
Sonja Schalin |
SOK Media |
Other Credits |
Johanna Koskela |
SOK Media |
Media Manager |
Laura Turunen |
SOK Media |
Other Credits |
Tuukka Laitinen |
SOK Media |
Other Credits |
Veli-Pekka Ojamaa |
Carat |
Account Director |
Kaisa Rissanen |
Carat |
Account Manager |
Juha Halmesvaara |
Carat |
Account Director |
Lauri Toivonen |
SOK media |
SVP Marketing |
Eesu Lehtola |
Eesu Lehtola |
Animation |
Mikko Pietilä |
TBWA\Helsinki |
Executive Creative Director |
Please tell us about the cultural insight that inspired the work
Finland, like the rest of Europe, had seen a surge in far right views and anti-immigrant sentiment in the past decade. Yet the proportion of foreign nationals was on a continuous rise and cities were becoming more and more multicultural. As the extremist right wing was loudly condemning immigrants, it seemed that it was the big brands’ turn to raise their voice and make all nationals feel safe and welcome. Although many claimed to be on the side of equality, few incorporated it as actions in their everyday business. And no brands in Finland had addressed the question of language as a means to build bridges.