Brand: Adidas
Campaign Name: Adidas 50/50
Contributors: Apaar Singhal, Yashashree Samant – Copywriter,
Siddhant Karale – Art Director
Mehak Marwah – Creative Strategist
School: Miami Ad School, Mumbai
Yashashree Samant
Google : Spec Work By Miami Ad School
Brand: Google
Campaign Name: Google Zoey
Contributors: Apaar Singhal, Yashashree Samant – Copywriter,
Siddhant Karale – Art Director,
Mehak Marwah – Creative Strategist
School: Miami Ad School, Mumbai
Bethany Services : Spec Work by Miami Ad School
Credits
Copywriter: Yashashree Samant
Advertising School: Miami Ad School Mumbai
Couples who aren’t able to conceive often go for IVF or surrogacy instead of opting for adoption. Every parent wants to see a bit of themself in their child and fear that a stranger’s baby won’t ever be truly theirs. A copy campaign that reinforces the notion of nurture over nature to inform people that children are only as good as they are raised. Print advertisement created by Miami Ad School, India for Bethany.org, within the categories: Health, Professional Services, Public Interest, NGO.
Merit Winner at One Show Young Ones.
The New York Times : Spec Work by Miami Ad School
Brand: The New York Times
Campaign Name: Alexa Reads The News
Contributors: Apaar Singhal, Yashashree Samant ,
Siddhant Karale – Art Director, Mehak Marwah – Creative Strategist
School: Miami Ad School, Mumbai
Description: While journalism is plagued with various issues, there is one which is often ignored. Our inability to distinguish fact from opinion. New York Times in partnership with Amazon Alexa used the most popular way of listening to headlines, through voice assistants, to help people recognize the difference.
Vans : Spec Work by Miami Ad School
Copywriter: Yashashree Samant
Art Director: Xavi Ocaña, Adrianna Weinberg, Saloni Doshi
Professor: Austin DeJonge
Advertising School: Miami Ad School Mumbai, Miami Ad School Mexico, Miami Ad School Buenos Aires.
“We had to make sure skate consumers are aware of the Pro Classics and encouraged to wear them over others for their performance skate needs. We realised for real pros, skateboarding is more than a hobby, it is a sustainable mode of transportation. Vans collaborates with Google Maps to develop “Off The Road” the first navigation service for skaters with skate routes, a special skate view, and a cool way to own the streets.”
Merit Winner at One Show Young Ones
The North Face (Spec Work) by Miami Ad School
Brand: North Face
Campaign Name: Voice of Exploration
Contributors: Yashashree Samant – Copywriter, Apaar Singhal – Copywriter
School: Miami Ad School, Mumbai
Description:
This project was created for One Show’s Young Ones Brief Awards and has secured a merit position.
Description: Our beliefs are formed by what we see and hear around us, and in the great outdoors while one gender is celebrated on it, another is barely ever seen. For the women who defied this norm to scale mountains and cross oceans, their voices always got silenced amidst the blaring noise.
The North Face vows to make these voices heard with the help of one voice that guides all expeditions – Google Maps. In a collaboration with Google Maps, the GPS voice on Google maps is replaced with voices of famous female explorers using past recordings and AI.
A voice that has reached millions now emboldens the voices that couldn’t.
Spotify Match : Miami Ad School
Kindly note that this is SPEC WORK and has not been commissioned by the brand. It has recently won a Gold Medal at the Golden Award of Montreux.
Advertised brand: Spotify
Advert title: Spotify Match
Advert Type: Innovation, Digital, Experiential
Advertising School: Miami Ad School, Mumbai, India
Art Director: Ria Kulkarni
Copywriter: Palak Kapadia, Yashashree Samant, Apaar Singhal
Synopsis: Over 76% of Americans drive alone to work every day. That’s 115 millions cars on the road and accounts for one-third of the country’s air pollution. People don’t like to carpool because sharing a car with a stranger can feel awkward. And the planet bears the brunt of that. So we thought – what better way to connect strangers than a shared love for music? We create a Google Maps integration on Spotify that uses pre-set ‘Home’ and ‘Work’ locations to identify drivers going along similar routes. We then compare their Daily Drive playlists and match them over common music preferences. Encouraging them to carpool, we not only get them to listen to Spotify in the car but also use music to help save the planet.
The North Face : Spec Work by Miami Ad School
Brand: The North Face
Campaign Name: Voice of Exploration
This project was created for One Show’s Young One’s Brief Awards and has secured a merit position.
Description: Our beliefs are formed by what we see and hear around us, and in the great outdoors while one gender is celebrated on it, another is barely ever seen. For the women who defied this norm to scale mountains and cross oceans, their voices always got silenced amidst the blaring noise.
The North Face vows to make these voices heard with the help of one voice that guides all expeditions – Google Maps. In a collaboration with Google Maps, the GPS voice on Google maps is replaced with voices of famous female explorers using past recordings and AI.
A voice that has reached millions now emboldens the voices that couldn’t.
Credits
Copywriter: Apaar Singhal, Yashashree Samant
Professor: Deep Chhabria, Siddhi Ranade
Advertising School: Miami Ad School Mumbai
Talk About Menstruation In The Open : Spec Work from Miami Ad School Students
Kindly note that this is STUDENT SPEC WORK and has not been commissioned by the brand.
The credits are as below:
Advertised brand: McKinsey Design + The Case For Her
Advert title: TMI – Talk about Menstruation In the open
Advert Type: Integrated
Advertising School: Miami Ad School, Mumbai, India
Art Director: Saloni Doshi
Copywriters: Palak Kapadia, Yashashree Samant, Nagma Dhingra
Synopsis: Talking about menstruation is largely a social and cultural taboo. McKinsey in partnership with The Case For Her wants to tackle issues and social stigmas around menstruation. Women themselves have internalised the stigma related to menstruation to the extent that they refrain from talking about it openly and certainly not in detail. Normally women are extremely particular about nuances in colours. However, when it comes to periods, women refrain from talking about the different shades of menstrual blood. Research shows that a change in colour can be an early indicator of underlying health issues – a conversation we shouldn’t be shying away from. In order to execute the same we use various touch points that women encounter and talk about anyway, to normalise the “uncomfortable” period conversation.
