Confusing eye-catchers
The campaign from CD Alphonse Garcia's team works in two ways
Phases. In the first, teaser posters astonish with dramatic
sounding reports of disasters and their dire consequences. On
at first glance "familiar" messages, such as those we receive in our daily
News is therefore unlikely to cause much of a stir. However, the
horror story becomes an eye-catcher when this misery suddenly turns into
takes place in Switzerland.
"Amandine Favre, 10 years old. Malnourished because of the crop failure in
Canton of Vaud, caused by migratory locusts and drought", confused
us on such a teaser, for example. The explanation then follows in
the second phase with the reassuring addition: "... Is currently in
intensive medical treatment." There is a link to the collection campaign
of doctors working across borders with the claim: "Elsewhere
treat what would be tolerable for us."
The campaign uses seven posters and six commercials. In
these films are budget-conscious and yet emotionally impressive
the same fateful figures as on the posters.
see. The identical text is also shown off-screen, for example
Example: "Manuela Rota, sick with cholera when she was in front of Ticino's
rebels fled across the Alps. Is kept in a mobile care center
treated as an emergency case." Or: "Marco Schmid, eight years old, from
armed troops from Zurich after their victory over Lucerne rebels
raped and tortured ..."
In other subjects, an AIDS widow with five children from the
Val de Travers in the local infirmary the necessary
treatment or an Urs Liechti from Basel his necessary resources
against malaria. Here, thanks to the highly developed Swiss
Healthcare. Across the border thanks to our donations for Médecins
sans Frontières.
Andreas Panzeri