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Patient research work involving more than 5 thousand photographs resulted in a 1 minute film that AlmapBBDO created to advertise Getty Images, the world leading image database for creating and distributing visual contents. The film is surprising when showing 873 images in 15 images per second, sufficient speed to transform the series into a video that, without any text, tells a beautiful story. All photos, without any exceptions, are from the Getty Images archives.

On Monday, May 21st, YouTube celebrated seven years since they first shared the website with the world. To commemorate this occasion, here’s an updated video with some of the crazy statistics and incredible things we’ve all been a part of in that time!

EXTREMELY POWERFUL

In a live experiment, we confronted people in a station with a patient, who is waiting a bit longer than just for the next train: for a life-saving organ! In Germany patients have to wait so long, that three of them pass away every day. And all because too few of us have an organ donor card. Do you have one? 

Watch as respected street artist Jeff Soto teams up with Chevrolet in an amazing world-first street-art collaboration. Check out what an artist and a paint-spraying robot car can create! For behind-the-scenes footage and more ridiculous Sonic stunts, visit www.LetsDoThis.com.

#makeitcount is Nike’s current global campaign. In order to prove that effort counts, we at JWT Mexico have created this Nike auction space, a place where instead of money, people use Nike Plus accumulated kilometers to bid for exclusive products.

This has to be my favourite campaign of all time! 

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They’re back with a surprise guest…#tippexperience2…

Amsterdam water supplier Waternet wanted to discourage people from urinating in the city’s canals during national holiday Queen’s Day in April. Ad agency Achtung! created several brightly colored urinals that would be very hard to miss. The urinal contained 4 stalls that were connected to a digital screen that turned peeing into a race. Each stall measured the amount of of urine and then displayed the amount on a digital screen to see who would get to the finish line first. Whoever had the most impressive pee would win their water taxes back. NICE!!!

A students’ idea for ABSOLUT - pretty cool! 

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