Titel | TD Coin Posters |
Brief | To help parents talk to their kids about the value of saving, the agency created a first-of-its-kind interactive savings poster to distribute as a printed takeaway. The medium became the message, as each poster depicted a shape of something kids want to save for - a guitar, teddy bear, headphones and more. Each shape was made up of different coin-sized sockets for different denominations. The more kids filled in the sockets with coins, the more the shape took form, giving kids a visual understanding of the value and reward of saving money and making the whole experience more tangible. |
Agentur | Leo Burnett Toronto |
Kampagne | TD Coin Posters |
Werbende | Dominion Bank |
Marke | Coin Posters |
Posted | November 2019 |
Geschäftsbereich | Bank Services, Börsenmakler |
Story | 84% of Canadians feel they have weak financial literacy skills. Research shows that the understanding of money begins at home and often at a young age. Unfortunately, while parents want their children to understand money, many (43%) feel hesitant talking about it with them, and many more (78%) feel they aren’t successful at teaching their kids about money. |
Medientyp | Case Study |
President | Ben Tarr |
Chief Creative Officer | Judy John |
Creative Director | Lisa Greenberg |
Creative Director | Chris Munnik |
Creative Director | Kerry Reynolds |
Autor Digital | Dave Thornhill |
Designer/Art Director | Dejan Djuric |
Developer | Dan Purdy |
Developer | Alex Dabic |
Agency Producer | Alex Postans |
Druck-Produzent | Gord Cathmoir |
Druck-Produzent | Kevin Stephen |
Druck-Produzent | Barry Durocher |
VP, Group Account Director | Laurie Freeman |
Etatdirektor | Brian Poleck |
Etatdirektor | Genevieve Cote |
Account Executive | Brandon Sellers |
Leiter Strategie | Brent Nelson |
Strategieplaner | Shweta Bhatnagar |
Fotograf | Arash Moallemi |
Produktionsfirma | Flash Reproductions |