Brand | TARSHEED |
Product/Service | WATER CONSERVATION AWARENESS |
Entrant | MEMAC OGILVY & MATHER Doha, QATAR |
Category | Use of Technology |
Idea Creation
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MEMAC OGILVY & MATHER Doha, QATAR
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Idea Creation 2
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MEMAC OGILVY & MATHER Dubai, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
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Production
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RESOLUTION FILMS Doha, QATAR
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The Campaign
So we created the Mirror for Good: a bathroom mirror that makes your reflection disappear when water wastage is being detected through a running tap.
Creative Execution
Inside a busy mall bathroom, we orchestrated an activation stunt that interrupted those grooming routines that typically involve a running tap. How? By making their reflections disappear mid-way through, and replacing it with water wastage facts. After being faced with the problem right in front of them, we then provided a solution: “Please close the tap”. Not only did this make their reflection reappear, but it also demonstrated that the power to make a difference, lies in their hands.
Results
The activation created a much needed reality check, so did the online video, shared enthusiastically across many platforms. But most importantly, with every tap closed, we opened a conversation about water wastage in Qatar
The execution provided a call to action to the consumer that had to be answered right there and then in order for the message to succeed.
Their participation and interaction played a vital role from beginning to end.
Whether it's because of bad expat behavior, or that water is free for native Qataris, fact of the matter is, Qatar has one of the highest rates of water consumption in the world, with 6 litres per minute going down the drain while shaving, washing hands or brushing teeth.
In order to expose the bad behaviors that come with while grooming, we had to bring the problem right in front of people's faces through an activation stunt that involves the audience in the both the problem and solution phase of the concept.
The call to action demonstrated to the audience that the power to make a difference, lies in their hands.
Credits
Samer Abboud |
Memac Ogilvy & Mather |
Managing Director |
Paul Shearer |
Memac Ogilvy & Mather |
Chief Creative Officer |
Youssef Gadallah |
Memac Ogilvy & Mather |
Creative Director |
Basem Magdy |
Memac Ogilvy & Mather |
Art Director |
Elsa De Bruyn |
Memac Ogilvy & Mather |
Copywriter |
Paul Shearer / Elsa De Bruyn |
Memac Ogilvy & Mather |
Copywriter |
Ahmed Hamza |
Memac Ogilvy & Mather |
Senior Account Manager |