Shell has been working with the Van Gogh Museum since 2005. In line with a current exhibition ‘Van Gogh at work’, the team at Shell and BrandBase set up on Amsterdam Museum Square and executed a creative stunt involving the …
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Virgin Atlantic put a spin on the term ‘in-flight entertainment’. By bringing it to the streets of New York they gave unsuspecting strollers, a taste of the “Virgin Atlantic Experience”.
Virgin installed a bench resembling those in their planes, complete …
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How would you react if you discovered a murder?
‘Elevator Murder Experiment’ was a PR Stunt done by Viral marketing agency Thinkmodo to promote the upcoming film Dead Man Down.
During the prank, two actors staged a murder in a …
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Here is a clever and very stressful PR stunt by German Nivea and ad agency Felix & Lamberti to promote a line of deodorants called ‘Stress Protect’ by pranking and stressing people out at an airport in Germany and film the results.
Here is a great example of a fun PR stunt created by Argentinian mobile phone brand Personal in partnership with creative agency TBWA Buenos Aires.
Yesterday, Hotcow once again showed the world why we are chosen to deliver the impossible. Working with Golley Slater we created a beach scene in central London to promote Hilton Resorts.
A viral hit can get great results for brands, however, it requires a serious forethought and planning in order to craft something unique, relevant and creative that will inspire people to share with others.
A while ago we featured a brilliant stunt from SNCF, which consisted of a large unmarked black box with a red button that appeared on the Palais Royal in Paris to spread the word about their ‘escape service’.
To introduce the new Jordan CP3.VI, Nike has created an amazing live installation that demonstrates how the CP3 literally cuts through L.A.