标题 | Wellington Zoo Close Encounters |
广告公司 | Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand |
广告战役 | Wellington Zoo Close Encounters |
广告主 | Wellington Zoo |
品牌 | Wellington Zoo |
Posted | 4月 2008 |
产品 | Close Encounters |
行业领域 | 休闲公园、动物园及集市 |
结果 | By simply pointing their mobile phones at blotchy black-and-white newspaper ads, consumers could bring to life colorful 3-D animals during a campaign by Wellington Zoo in New Zealand. Wellington Zoo set out to bring consumers face to face with animals and spur interest in species endangerment. They deployed a new technology from Human Interface Technology Laboratory in New Zealand produce what they call augmented reality: special effects that seemingly pop animals off the page by using ordinary cameras in mobile phones. The results for the campaign were less than tame: it produced a 30% increase in visitors through the front gates of the zoo. In the newspaper ads, consumers were given instructions to download a bit of free software to enable their phones to transform their visual experience. Once loaded, the mobile phone camera was able to create a hybrid multi-dimensional viewing experience that blended a zoo animal with the current scene. |
媒体类别 | 案例研究 |
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Interactive Creative Director | Brian Merrifield |
执行创意总监 | Mike O'Sullivan |
美术指导 | Tim Huse |
美术指导 | Debs Gerrard |
文案 | Hywel James |
文案 | Dave Mygind |
Interactive Producer | Farah Iqbal |
客户总监 | Elaine Bicknell |
客户经理 | Hadleigh Churchill |
In-Situ Photographer | Mat Baker |
动画 | HIT Labs |