Dorit Gvili

Publicis Israel and BBR Saatchi & Saatchi present: “Don’t Just Stand By”

Here is a disturbing fact: A survey carried out among Israeli children and teenagers found that most Israeli children would rather experience physical violence than experience bullying.
Today’s reality however is harsh. If before the advent of social media bullying ended at the gates to school; today with much of kids’ social lives managed via platforms like Whatsapp, Instagram and Facebook, bullying goes way beyond the schoolground – following children throughout their day, whether they are at home or at after school sports activities. And when you’re being picked on, when you’re excluded from the class Whatsapp group, shamed on Facebook by bullies hiding behind their keyboard, the scars stay with you well after you graduate.
Bullying is cruel and heartless and can lead to harsh consequences and in some cases even suicide. But rather than appeal to the bullies or reach out to the victims – we decided to opt for an audience that carries a lot more sway – the silent majority who sit on the sidelines. The kids who while they do not take part in the boycott, also do nothing to stop it.
The campaign initiated by the office of the President of the State of Israel, Mr. Reuven Rivlin, under the hashtag #Don’t_Just_Stand_By, was created in collaboration with stars and influencers children love and aims at empowering the silent majority by directing them to a website with tips to help them fight bullying and not stand idly by.

The campaign, which launched just a few days ago, has so far shown amazing results:

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BBR Saatchi & Saatchi presents: Stop Lending a Hand To Violence

According to the latest UN report, 80.000 women are intentionally killed every year.

Out of them, 50% are killed by someone close to them and 35% are killed by their current or former partner. To put these numbers into perspective, that’s 137 women killed worldwide every day. A growth of 11% in just 6 years.
And yet no one really cares.

In Israel, 40% of women aged 16-48 report having been a victim of domestic abuse. In fact, 2 women were killed in Israel over the last 24 hours and over 20 women have been murdered since the onset of 2018. Yet in spite of this the government still torpedoed just last week a proposal to establish a parliamentary committee of inquiry into the murder of women.

So to mark the “International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women” and raise public awareness and sensitivity to the issue, together with the “No2 Violence Against Women” organization we initiated a social media campaign.

Using Facebook’s Live Photo feature and some of the country’s most vocal women as influencers, we created posts in which these women asked people to lend them a hand. What ensued was a surprising mobile experience as the act of pressing and holding their hand activates a video that has them calling out for the surfer to stop as he is hurting them. Our surfers who unwittingly took part in a virtual act of brutality were then faced with our message:

“1 in 4 women in Israel suffers domestic abuse & violence,
so please don’t lend violence a hand and report all abuse”.

Client: No2 Violence Against Women – NPO
CEO: Ben Muskal
CCO: Idan Regev
COO Publicis: Dorit Gvili
Creative: Itamar Paradny
Agency Producer: Maya Palmon
Account Supervisor: Shirley Konka
Media Strategy: Ronit Shekel
Editor: Alon Shmoelof
Publicis Media: Eliran Or and Ava Cohen
Marcom: Eva Hasson

BBR Saatch & Saatchi Presents : Hacking Spotify

Bekol, Israel’s Organization for the Hard of Hearing, hacked Israel’s Spotify launch to deliver a message to the country’s young music lovers.

Spotify has been available abroad for years, but in Israel it just landed this week! As an anticipated launch by Israel’s many youngsters and music lovers, it was a dream opportunity for Bekol, Israel’s Organization for the Hard of Hearing, to speak directly to youngsters.

Why? Because with most youngsters using earphones to listen to music at increasingly higher volumes, the average age for getting a hearing aid is dropping. In fact, medical authorities have reported that people as young as 40 are now finding they need a hearing aid.

With this in mind and knowing fully well that Israeli youngsters would automatically search for Spotify on google, we bought google adwords and promoted a site with a very similar domain name as Spotify: spotify.org.il.

Youngsters who fell into our trap were taken to our Spotify lookalike website and presented with a message they did not expect:

‘Spotify is now available in Israel, but not for the thousands of hard of hearing.

Playing music too loudly means many youngsters are finding out they may need a hearing aid by the age of 40. Bekol, Israel’s Organization for the Hard of Hearing, is here to help prevent that and you can help’.

So as not to antagonize Israeli youngsters who’ve waited for Spotify long enough, we gave them 30 seconds to read our message (&donate) and then we automatically redirected them to the real Spotify website.

Hacking Spotify paid off as we managed to get up close and personal with the internet’s hardest to reach demographic and confront them with a message which they may not want to hear, but may not be able to in the near future.

Credits:

Agency Credits: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi
Client: Bekol, Israel’s Organization for the Hard of Hearing
CEO: Yossi Lubaton
Chief Creative Officer: Idan Regev
Creative Director: Kobi Cohen
Creative Technology Director: Roy Zoaretz
Copywriter: Ran Even
Art Director: Shani Sofer
VP Content & Production: Dorit Gvili
VP Client Services: Ben Muskal
Account Executive: Shiran Atuan Rachamim
Marcom Director: Eva Hasson
Video Editor: Leehou Porat

 

We Don’t Want To Be Strong : Palestinian Israeli Bereaved Families for Peace

Losing a child, a husband, a brother, a daughter, a sister or simply a loved one is always painful. But when it happens before their time, because of hate, human belligerence and fear of the other – it is intolerable. Almost unbearable and extremely hard to carry.

So naturally, people tell you to be strong. But who wants to be strong when it is a loss you are reminded of every day. In the smiles of others but also in the void that is left behind. A void and emptiness it takes superhuman strength to deal with – not to overcome because you don’t overcome this kind of loss.

So the little energy you have left, you dedicate to making sure this doesn’t happen again.
To someone else. To another mother, sister, wife or daughter.

For International Women’s Day, the women of the “Palestinian Israeli Bereaved Families for Peace” are reaching out with a message of empowerment to women everywhere and a prayer:

To all you women out there, we wish you to be strong.
Strong enough to protect your loved ones.
Strong enough to teach them to resolve conflict through dialogue.
Strong enough to prevent the next loss.
Not strong enough to mourn it.

 

Credits:

Agency Credits: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi
Client: Palestinian Israeli Bereaved Families for Peace
CEO: Yossi Lubaton
CCO: Idan Regev
Creative Director: Yaron Perel
Art Director: Noa Navot
Copywriter: Kobi Lavi
Creative Coordinator: Eva Hasson
VP Client Services: Ben Muskal
Account Executive: Shirley Konka
VP Content & Production: Dorit Gvili
Producer: Alon Shmoelof
Strategic Planner: Moran Nurok
Traffic Director: Ronit Doanis
Studio Director: Yaron Keinan
Studio ATL
Production company: Og
Lead Producer: Gilad Shneider
Executive producer: Oriet Ela Levy
Director: Zohar Elpanet
Photographer: Ofer Dori
Lighting: Itzik Bracha
Recording: Meir Elfassi and Michael Roitig
Assistant photographer: Matan Ben Barak
Makeup Artist: Alex Sivkov
Assistant of Production: Motti Serman and Tzvika Yona
Post production: Dana Mor and Aviv Ram
Editing: Shai Davidi and Gosha Damin
Post: Adam Kramer
Zound: Soundhouse

 

The Six pack Guy : BBR Saatchi and Saatchi

Sometimes you’ve just got to get the most obnoxious guy on the kibbutz  to do your bidding for you. So that’s what Yovata did when it decided  to launch its new protein rich drink.

Yotvata is one of Israel’s most loved dairy brands. Located in kibbutz Yotvata, smack in the middle of the rain-deprived and grass-poor Arava desert, it creates against all odds some of the country’s finest dairy products.

Behind this entrepreneurial brand are a bunch of colorful kibbutznikim – dreamers, eccentrics, poets and yes – even fitness fanatics who work hard every day to make this most unlikely of ventures a reality and a success.

So when Yotvata dairy decided this year to promote its protein rich dairy “Yotvata Pro” drink they turned to the kibbutz’s sixpack guy. The guy who no matter where he is or what he’s doing can’t resist the urge to take off his shirt and flaunt his absolutely perrrfect body. A perfect set of abs which are bound to make any guy cringe and any girl go weak at the knees. A set of abs nourished and polished by Yotvata’s very own “Yotvata Pro” protein drinks.

Credits:

Agency Credits: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi
CEO: Yossi Lubaton
CCO: Idan Regev
Creative Team: Yaron Perel, Naor Itzhak, Itamar Paradny, Omri Zidon, Aviv Melamed
VP Client Services: Ben Muskal
Account Supervisor: Reni Bracha Landau
Account Executive: Gil Gershon
VP Content & Production: Dorit Gvili
Producer: Bosmat Ben David
VP Strategy: Yossi Baruch
Strategy Director: Lora Goichman
Strategic Planner: Moran Nurok
Marcom Director: Eva Hasson
Director: Gadi Portnoy
Post: Broadcast
Music: Michael Cohen
Presentor: Raz Nisim Cohen

 

Latet ‘Skip A Meal’ by BBR Saatchi and Saatchi

It’s September and the High Jewish Holiday season is here. Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkoth will all be taking place in the space of just two weeks. And for those of you who have never been to Israel during the high holidays, you should know they are the ultimate ‘get-together-time’ and the ultimate cause for uniting around a table filled with goodies.

But unfortunately many Israeli families do not have the means to celebrate. They simply can’t afford the food and are forced to skip a meal. That was the exact message Latet – an Israeli organization that distributes food packages to the needy – wanted to communicate to the public. So it decided to capitalize on a unifying behavior that characterizes all internet users: ad skipping.

People who chose to skip our mouthwatering decoy pre-roll ads, were served up with the following message: “You skipped a meal out of choice but thousands of people in Israel skip it because they have no choice. Make someone’s holiday. Donate a meal”

 

Watch our case here:

 

Credits:
Agency Credits: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi
CEO: Yossi Lubaton
CCO: Idan Regev
Creative: Idan Levi, Eddie Gartsman, Carmel Gilan
Production: Dorit Gvili, Bosmat Ben David
Account Supervisor: Aviv Ben Zikri
Account Manager: Matan Dadush
Strategy: Moran Nurok

BBR Saatchi & Saatchi & Carlsberg Proudly Present: A Watch Pack Fit For A King

There is nothing like getting nice and cozy to watch your favorite TV series. This is true tenfold when it’s the season’s last episode. Whether you like watching the episode alone or with friends it is definite cause for celebration and some extra special nosh. But in some countries being a loyal fan of a TV series may mean getting up in the early morning hours just to make sure you catch the finale in real time (leaving no room for the classic spoiler Joes of the world).

That’s why ahead of the ‘Game of Thrones’ grand season finale, Carlsberg decided to spoil the series’ most uncompromising fans with awesome watch packs delivered straight to their door.

It pays off to be uncompromising!

Watch our case movie here:

https://youtu.be/44n221jRAjc

CEO: Yossi Lubaton
CCO: Idan Regev
VP Client Services: Ben Muskal
VP Content & Production: Dorit Gvili
Creative Director: Kobi Cohen
Digital Creative Director: Idan Kligerman
Creative Team: Reut Raz, Nofar Birenbaum
Account Supervisor: Moran Darzi
Account Executive: Dana Mey-Tal
Digital Producer: Maya Palmon
Video Editor: Leehou Porat
Creative Coordinator: Eva Hasson

A launch campaign for Super-Pharm’s second ‘Beauty Vlogger Academy’ by BBR Saatchi & Saatchi

Super-Pharm, the leading beauty cosmetics retailer in Israel launched its second “Beauty Vlogger Academy”. An academy which will form, shape and instruct Israel’s next generation of beauty vloggers.

Unlike in other parts of the world, where there are many YouTubers women can turn to for advice on how to create the latest look, in Israel there are but a handful of beauty YouTubers. That’s why Super-Pharm decided to fill in the gap and launch a search for Israel’s next big “Beauter”.

The commercial we created for the launch of the search, was inspired by the shape of the YouTube video frame and took several months of planning. The reason is that most of the action revolves around seven different frames which were hand crafted out of paper and cardboard. To complicate things further, we added to each frame elements such as cogs, folding concertinas, led lights and more which made the production challenging as they had to be hand operated on the set and the actress had to react to them on cue.

But hey, who wouldn’t go the extra mile for aesthetics right!?

Watch our commercial here:

 

Get animated gifs of the craft in process:

-Planning a vector design:

http://gph.is/2ubJyQp

 

-Cutting hundreds of paper elements by hand and laser machine:

http://gph.is/2uMBNny

 

– Gluing and assembling the frames and 3d elements together:

http://gph.is/2uMKPkc

 

 

http://gph.is/2ubifWs

 

Credits:
Client: Super-Pharm
Advertising Agency: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi, Israel
CEO: Yossi Lubaton
CCO: Idan Regev
Creative Director: Idan Levy
Digital Creative Director: Idan Kligerman
Creative team: Eran (Shushu) Spanier, Tani Zipper, Carmel Gilan
Craft Artist: Carmel Gilan
VP Production & Content: Dorit Gvili
Production: Maya Palmon
UI/UX: Gal Mamalya
VP-Group Account Head: Ben Muskal
Account Supervisor: Noa Sharf
Account Executive: Gili Peer & Rotem Mizrachi Yoshia
VP Strategy: Joe Baruch
Planning Supervisor: Moran Nurok
Creative Coordinator: Eva Hasson
Production company: Udini (Udi Efrat)
Director: Eran (Shushu) Spanier
Advising Director: Ram Baruch
Studio: Zehava Gonen Greenberg, Anastasia Poltavski, Yaniv Shahar, Michael Shely, Liron Harel

Mazda : Don’t Scroll And Drive by BBR Saatchi & Saatchi

“Distracted driving” is what they call it.

It’s a treacherous innocuous name – meant to cover anything from taking your eyes off the road to check your baby hasn’t chocked on his pacifier,
right down to taking your eyes off the road to scroll down your Facebook feed and check who’s liked your latest profile pic.
And let’s be honest, that happens way more often than anything else.
But worst of all it’s killing people. Lots of them.

That’s why Mazda decided to launch a new campaign: smack in the middle of people’s social feed,  right as they were scrolling down it.

Watch the Facebook special post here:

And take it from us: when you drive, leave the phone alone.

 

 

Credits:
Agency Credits: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi
CEO: Yossi Lubaton
CCO: Idan Regev
Creative Team: Ran Even, Roy Zoaretz, Gal Mamalya, Idan Kligerman, Ori Hasson
VP Client Services: Ben Muskal
Account Supervisor: Aviv Benzikri
Account Executive: Gil Gershon
VP Content & Production: Dorit Gvili
Strategy Supervisor: Lora Goichman
Creative Coordinator: Eva Hasson

BBR Saatchi & Saatchi Proudly presents a Presidential Charter

In a bold move spearheaded by Baumann Ber Rivnay / Saatchi & Saatchi,  Israeli President Mr. Reuven Rivlin together with children puts the Israeli advertising industry’s typecasting practices to shame and urges it to change for the benefit of all Israeli society.

Israel is a melting pot. A country of immigrants who came from many different countries and cultures. A country where East meets West. A country where Ashkenazi Jews (from western countries), Sephardic Jews (from Arab countries), Ethiopian Jews, Arabs and Christian coexist but do not always do so on an equal standing. And while Israel is a country loaded with baggage on discrimination (having experienced it firsthand),  we are ashamed to say we are a country in which bias and prejudice still exists.

Nowhere is this more obvious than in Israeli advertising where the white Caucasian, blond, blue-eyed stereotype still reigns supreme.
Where portrayals of single sex families still are very rare and where you will be hard pushed to find a black Ethiopian kid
starring in a commercial let alone an Arab – unless it’s for purposes of typecasting him in various unflattering roles.

Not surprising if you look at casting calls issued by local talent agencies; stuff that will quite literally make your hair stand on edge.

But the job of advertisers, in our minds, is not only to reflect a country’s culture and values. Quite the opposite.
Advertisers have a responsibility to help shape the culture they live in and mold people’s behavior for the better.
The way we see things at BBR Saatchi & Saatchi, the industry has a proactive role to play in levelling the playing ground, abolishing prejudice and blowing up the glass ceiling.

Credits:
Chief Executive Officer: Yossi Lubaton
VP Content & Production: Dorit Gvili
Chief Creative Officer: Idan Regev
Creative Director: Kobi Cohen
Creative Concept: Dorit Gvili
Creative Team: Avner Rassel & Shiran Damari
Supervisor Strategic planning: Zemer Doron
Account Executive: Mor Aharon
Producer Manager: Bosmat Ben David
Creative Coordinator: Eva Hasson
Traffic Director: Ronit Doanis
Directed and edited: Or Ron