Steve Gandolfi
Editor at Cut and Run LA
Los Angeles, Stati Uniti
TitoloArtery / Fatty Cigarette
Agenzia
Campagna Tobacco Control - Department of Health
Cliente British Heart Foundation
Marca British Heart Foundation
Data di Prima Diffusione/Publicazione 2004 / 1
Prodotto Anti-Smoking Message
Settore Anti-Drug/Alcohol/Tobacco Message
Trama This commercial for British Heart Foundation shows friends having a drink and a cigarette together. Fatty stuff starts dripping out of their cigarettes. Another man in the pub explains that every cigarette we smoke makes this fatty stuff get stuck in our arteries stopping our hearts from working properly.
Risultato Since the Tobacco Control campaign was launched in 2000, over 10,000 lives have been saved. During this time, anti-smoking advertising has quadrupled in effectiveness to become the most powerful trigger to smokers kicking the habit. Its power has been amplified by a new kind of integration: the integration of advertisers. By creating a coalition of brands (BHF, Cancer Research UK and NHS) the Government can wage war on tobacco in a way that is compelling but not oppressive.
Tipo di Media Televisione e Cinema
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Market Regno Unito
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