McDonald's : Record Recalculator
London Games go kid-friendly.
Published On
Nov 19, 2012
Editor's Pick
DDB Stockholm made the London Olympics kid-friendly, with the "Record Recalculator," an app that takes world records from track & field Olympics events and "recalculates" them, using the kid's name, age, height and shoe size, to create an achievable goal for kids to try and beat. An event in Sweden let kids try and beat world records in real life as well. The app was only available during the summer games -- it is now inactive.
Credits
- Date
- Nov 20, 2012
- Brand :
- McDonald's
- Client :
- McDonald's
- Agency :
- DDB-Stockholm
- Creative Director :
- Magnus Jacobsson
- Creative Director :
- Fredrik Simonsson
- Art Director :
- Emmeli Osterdahl
- Copywriter :
- Daniel Vaccino
- Copywriter :
- Christian Bye
- Digital Producer :
- Maria Kovac
- Print Production Manager :
- Anna Hellenberg
- Web Developer :
- Alexander Ekman
- Web Developer :
- Rickard Berggren
- Motion Graphic Designer :
- Eskil Lundberg
- Digital Design :
- Johan Lilja
- Graphic Designer :
- Peder Bergstrand
- Illustrator :
- Jonas Rathsman
- Music Production :
- Redpipe Sound Design
- Digital Production Agency :
- Sparkling Zoo
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