WORK FOR GOOD CUT - ALTERNATIVE
Single (2026)
WORK FOR GOOD CUT - ALTERNATIVE (Single)
Belted Jerseys - New Zealand Transport Agency - Waka Kotahi
Road Safety Awareness
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| Title: | Belted Jerseys |
|---|---|
| Brand: | New Zealand Transport Agency - Waka Kotahi |
| Product/Service: | Road Safety Awareness |
| Client: | New Zealand Transport Agency - Waka Kotahi |
| Entrant Company: | McCann New Zealand (FCB New Zealand) |
| Agency: | McCann New Zealand (FCB New Zealand) |
| Production Company: | McCann New Zealand (FCB New Zealand) |
| Editing Company: | McCann New Zealand (FCB New Zealand) |
| Sound Company: | Liquid Studios |
| Release Date: | 2025-09-28 |
| Individual Credits: | Chief Creative Officer: Leisa Wall |
| Individual Credits: | Senior Copywriter: Devon Wood |
| Individual Credits: | Senior Art Director: Vikki Cheng |
| Individual Credits: | Creative Content Director: Michael Braid |
| Individual Credits: | Creative Services Director: Anna von Trott |
| Individual Credits: | Senior Strategist: Lloyd Thomason |
| Individual Credits: | Head of Content: Amanda Langkilde |
| Individual Credits: | Senior Producer: Elizabeth Roebeck |
| Individual Credits: | Chief Executive Officer Wellington: Sean Keaney |
| Individual Credits: | Group Account Director: Daine Kingma |
| Individual Credits: | Senior Account Manager: Freya Drawbridge |
| Individual Credits: | Creative Communications Specialist: Isobel Kerr-Newell |
| Notes for Judging: | 95% of NZ buckles up. We needed to reach the last 5% - rural Kiwi men. More than 30% of road fatalities since 2020 would have been prevented if they'd worn seatbelts. Rural Kiwi men know seatbelts save lives, but research showed they saw wearing a seatbelt as weakness. We couldn't educate our way to behaviour change; we needed an approach based on identity. Instead of another traditional campaign, we turned to rural rugby players—individuals the audience respects. We transformed the players into ads for seatbelt safety, by changing the stripes on their jerseys into a seatbelt motif. Implementation strategies included: • Filming community authorities sharing real stories about the unforgiving nature of rural roads and lives saved by seatbelts. • A national layer for social media and online video, generating 16 million impressions. • Working with regional media partners to amplify the message. • The message, delivered by players the audience looked up to, reached 152,600 Kiwis who watched the NPC Cup Championship match live on Sky Sport. |
| Additional Credits: | Director: Michael Braid Senior Producer: Elizabeth Roebeck Post Production Offline Offline editor: Michael Braid Grade Colourist Michael Carpinter Online Online & VFX: FCB l Corban Koschak Sound Sound Studio: Sound design: Andy Morton | Liquid Studios Stills Photography FCB Photographer: Michael Braid Stills Producer: Elizabeth Roebeck Retoucher: Duncan Jones |
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