Title | HAPPY SHOT |
Brand | SANOFI |
Product / Service | CHARITY |
Category | B05. Public Service, Charity & Fund Raising |
Entrant | PUBLICIS SHANGHAI, CHINA |
Entrant Company | PUBLICIS SHANGHAI, CHINA |
Advertising Agency | PUBLICIS SHANGHAI, CHINA |
Name | Company | Position |
---|---|---|
Kurt Yang | Publicis Sh | Copywriter |
Wanling Yu | Sanofi | Advertiser's Supervisor |
Elsa Chou | Publicis Sh | Account Supervisor |
Cugi Tsai | Neptunus | Photographer |
Wirland Wu | Freelancer | Photographer |
Terri Yuan | Publicis Sh | Art Buyer |
Leo Jin | Publicis Sh | Designer |
Hanna Han | Publicis Sh | Designer |
Liron Qiu | Publicis Sh | Art Director |
Ivan Liu | Publicis Sh | Creative Director/Copywriter |
Akae Wang | Publicis Sh | Executive Creative Director/Copywriter |
Sheena Jeng | Publicis Sh | Chief Creative Officer/Copywriter/Planner |
Erik Vervroegen | Publicis World Wide | Creative Director |
Sanofi realized that children share unpleasant experiences while getting medical advices under deficient medical environment in China. Also, as many children are afraid of injections, it is suggested to come up with an idea do reduce their fear while receiving treatments. At the same time, it could relay Sanofi's positive image in caring for Chinese children's growth.
We need a design that leads to immediate response and effect, which solves the problems of patients, parents, and doctors.
The product causes immediate response and effect. It removes the fear of injections among children. A budget of US1000 was spent to make 100 different styles of balloon-like containers that were used during the campaign held in three Shanghai Children's hospitals. Many parents and children recorded the campaign and shared it on Weibo. More hospitals are planning to work with Sanofi to promote the campaign in other cities in a long-term period. Articles reported by five medical and health magazines, and design magazines. After the Happy Shot documentary film was uploaded, viewership hit 137682 times within 2 weeks, and still rising.
'Happt Shot' It is suggested to design a balloon-like container that holds infusion bags, with infusion tubes attached to it. During the treatment, it would look as though children are holding floating balloons.