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JANE GOODALL INSTITUTE
CHIMPANIC
Tick-tock. Time is running out for the chimpanzee.
Chimpanzee populations have declined by 80% in the last 25 years and will continue to decline by an additional 80% in the next 30-40 years. Chimpanzees have already disappeared from 4 African countries, and are nearing extinction in many others.
Working with world-renowned artist, Edel Rodriguez, we created a powerful image that illustrates the urgency of the problem.
HONG KONG TOURISM BOARD
REFRAMING HONG KONG
When you search“ Hong Kong”, all you see are skylines.
As a city losing its identity, Hong Kong Tourism Board turned to those who know the city best and made them the city’s official photographers. Kickstarted by Andrew Lau, famous film director of the Infernal Affairs trilogy, he also curated the local project.
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Awards
Cannes 2020 – Shortlisted
Kam Fan 2019 – Grand Kam Fan 2019
Kam Fan 2019 – Use of Digital and Social Platforms Silver
Kam Fan 2019 – Co-Creation & User Generated Content Gold
Kam Fan 2019 – Co-Creation & User Generated Content Silver
Kam Fan 2019 – Innovative Use of Social or Community Bronze
Kam Fan 2019 – Hong Kong Culture & Context – Social Behaviour and Cultural Insight Merit
Kam Fan 2019 – Best Digital Campaign Silver
Kam Fan 2019 – Best Use of Social Media Gold
Kam Fan 2019 – Best Use of Co-creation and Use Generated Content Gold
Kam Fan 2019 – Best Integrated Media Campaign Merit
Kam Fan 2019 – Best Integrated Campaign Silver
Overnight, Hong Kong’s locals became the city’s official photographers. Unknown places became must-see attractions. Over 30,000 photos were submitted. Then they were curated using Google Travel Analytics based on the top ten visitor source markets.
Using the #ReframingHK on instagram,
more than 15,000 photos are collected after 3 months.
We asked the locals to vote the photos represent Hong Kong the most.
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These images voted by locals became the city’s official set of postcard.
100,000 postcards in 10 versions were distributed to visitors and partners across Hong Kong and oversea markets.
Next step, we send a postcard to a list of celebrities with their names related to places in Hong Kong to
invite them for a visit. For example, we might send one to David Beckham that writes
"Look further than Victoria. We have Victoria Harbour here." Or "Come visit Jordan station"
to Michael Jordan. We will also announce it on social media and other media channels overseas.
Putting up a digital screen at the boarding gate, we allow travellers to swipe their credit card to slash open an envelope, where they will receive a random pick of a postcard from the 10 winning photos and a stamp. Write a message on the digital screen and we will send the printed version of the postcard to the designated address you have written.
