Sound Advice Project : Bracelet

Parents can record a short message to their child on the teen anti-drug non-profit's site. The sound file is then visualized as

Published On
Mar 11, 2009

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Parents can record a short message to their child on the teen anti-drug non-profit's site. The sound file is then visualized as a sound wave, which is then translated into a 3D bracelet for the child. The agency drew from research that found kids whose parents talk to them about drugs are
up to 50% less likely to use. Do you think the effort will work with teens? Share your thoughts on Rate the Ad.

Credits

Date
Mar 12, 2009
Client :
Sound Advice Project
Agency :
Ground Zero-Los Angeles
Executive Creative Director :
Curt Detweiler
Copywriter/Art Director :
Mike Bokman
Copywriter/Art Director :
Dan McCormack
Copywriter/Art Director :
Emily McDowell
Copywriter/Art Director :
Shannon Tham
Copywriter/Art Director :
Jason Rappaport
Producer :
Marni Kinrys
Site Programmer :
Sean Omlor
Flash Animator :
Jonathan Deiss
Brand :
Sound Advice Project

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