Title | RIGHT TO PLAY |
Brand | NESTLÉ PRODUCTS |
Product / Service | MILO |
Category | A02. Beverages - Alcoholic & Non-Alcoholic |
Entrant | OGILVY & MATHER MALAYSIA Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA |
Entrant Company: | OGILVY & MATHER MALAYSIA Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA |
Advertising Agency: | OGILVY & MATHER MALAYSIA Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA |
Production Company: | PASSION PICTURES Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA |
Name | Position |
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Gavin Simpson | Chief Creative Officer |
Gavin Simpson | Creative Director |
Andrew Low | Copywriter |
Tan Chee Keong/Gavin Simpson | Art Director |
Eric Yan/Loo Seng Tuck | Agency Producer |
Jessica Funk | Account Supervisor |
Michael Wong Kok Ming | Advertiser's Supervisor |
Azuwan Zulkifli/Zureen Zulkifli/Sheen Singh | Producer |
Prasoon Pandey | Director |
Dave Singh | Editor |
Two Am Music Studios | Sound Design/Arrangement |
111eye | Post Production |
Hazel Lee | Account Manager |
James Cowley | Director Of Photography |
Hazel Lee | Account Manager |
James Cowley | Director Of Photography |
For the past 2 years, MILO has been encouraging mothers to allow their children to play. This is because MILO believes that the simple act of play helps kids learn life lessons that can’t be learnt from textbooks. Life lessons such as patience, teamwork, leadership and determination. For this year, MILO believes that many things are stopping children from playing. Namely the lack of facilities such as the depleting number of school fields; the lack of basic sports equipment for children like football boots. Poverty may prove to be another reason why kids aren’t playing as much as they should. And lastly, Disability might also limit the opportunities for children to play. For this year, we want the mothers of Malaysia to know, that the brand is championing the rights of their children. No kid should feel left out or watch form the sidelines. The right to play is the right of every child in Malaysia. Milo reaches out to a special group of kids and invites them to join other kids to play. This year, no one is forgotten.