Title | HELP HER, HELP HER BABY |
Brand | KOREAN UNWED MOTHERS SUPPORT NETWORK |
Product / Service | KOREAN UNWED MOTHERS SUPPORT NETWORK |
Category | A06. Use of Special Events And Stunt/Live Advertising |
Entrant | HS AD Seoul, SOUTH KOREA |
Entrant Company | HS AD Seoul, SOUTH KOREA |
Advertising Agency | HS AD Seoul, SOUTH KOREA |
Production Company | ULURU FILM Seoul, SOUTH KOREA |
Name | Company | Position |
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Hwang Bo | HS Ad | Chief Creative Officer |
Chai Eun Seok | HS Ad | Executive Creative Director |
Kim Jin Won | HS Ad | Creative Director |
Kim Dong Hyun | Hs Ad | Art Director |
Choi So Jung | Hs Ad | Copywriter |
Kim So Ye | HS Ad | Account Executive |
Song Ji Hyun | HS Ad | Digital Executive |
Min Su Bin | HS Ad | Digital Executive |
Jeong Seong Won | Uluru Film | Director |
Nam Dong Geon | Uluru Film | Assistant Director |
Kim Yeong Rong | Mercury | Editor |
Jeong Yeong Kyu | Mercury | 2d Designer |
Kim Dae Seop | Tokkaebi | Sound Designer |
Lee Myung Jun | Uluru Film | D.o.p |
Lee Yeong Ho | Uluru Film | D.o.p |
Lee Jun Yeong | Uluru Film | Gaffer |
Shin Jae Won | Uluru Film | Gaffer |
This event goes viral on Youtube, and users are sent to the Korean Unwed Mothers Support Network (KUMSN) website to increase donation. After releasing the video online in May, which is the month of Family in Korea, the campaign received extra attention especially on May 11th, which is Korea’s “Single Unwed Mothers’ Day”. Publishers such as Huffington Post Korea and influential press posted articles about the campaign, along with blogs and personal social network sites. As a result, we received an exponential amount of donations than before.
You hear babies crying, as 5 baskets come out of the conveyor belt at an airport, where people who have just come back from vacation to a foreign country. Among those 5 baskets, 2 of them do not have babies in them, and in it you can see a poster saying, “Even at this moment, 2 out of 5 of our children are being sent to the country you have just come back from for adoption.” Then through a screen on the side, people see a video letting them know that one of the main reasons for overseas adoption is because single mothers cannot support themselves or their child.
South Korea is still number one among OECD countries to send children abroad for adoption. Among those children, 92% of them are from single mothers giving up custody of their children. We wanted to help them have the choice to not give up, by raising awareness of the situation, and raising money for them.