Title | DON’T SHOP DOGS |
Brand | EBAY KOREA |
Product / Service | EBAY |
Category | C01. Viral Film |
Entrant | CHEIL WORLDWIDE Seoul, SOUTH KOREA |
Idea Creation | CHEIL WORLDWIDE Seoul, SOUTH KOREA |
Media Placement | CHEIL WORLDWIDE Seoul, SOUTH KOREA |
PR | CHEIL WORLDWIDE Seoul, SOUTH KOREA |
Production | TIKITAKA Seoul, SOUTH KOREA |
Name | Company | Position |
---|---|---|
Duho Yoo | ebay Korea | Lead of Brand Marketing |
Ahyoung Lee | ebay Korea | Brand Marketing Manager |
Jongseok Choi | ebay Korea | Brand Marketing Manager |
Kimyoung Lee | ebay Korea | Brand Marketing Manager |
Jieun Im | ebay Korea | Brand Marketing Manager |
Chaehoon Lee | Cheil Worldwide | Creative Director |
Subin Ji | Cheil Worldwide | Art Director |
Myoungju Kim | Cheil Worldwide | Art Director |
Youngjae Choi | Cheil Worldwide | Art Director |
Sungwon Won | Cheil Worldwide | Copywriter |
Dongeon Lee | Cheil Worldwide | Art Director |
Dongyul Cho | Cheil Worldwide | Division Leader |
Changseok Oh | Cheil Worldwide | Account Director |
Annie Ok | Cheil Worldwide | Account Executive |
Beomju Lee | Cheil Worldwide | Account Executive |
Seyoon Kim | Cheil Worldwide | Account Executive |
Soojin Yang | Cheil Worldwide | Account Executive |
Seongjae Lee | Cheil Worldwide | Agency Producer |
Seonghoon Yoo | tikitaka | Film Director |
Taebong Choi | tikitaka | Assistant Film Director |
A child gets a puppy doll after begging to his parents. The doll gets thrown away after all the good time spent together with the kid. But the puppy doll was actually a real puppy alive and conscious. With the surprising ending, the film reveals the phenomenon of buying and dumping pets as easily as dolls. It urges people to pay attention to the cold fact that only 12 percent of pet owners stand by their pets’ death while Korea has 10 million pet owner populations.
To adopt dogs in Korea, most of them do it through pet shops. For this distribution channel, unethical facilities such as “Dog Factories” are being operated. As interest in animal rights has recently increased in South Korea, social discussions on Pet Shop culture have started. Upon such social background, ‘Don’t Shop Dogs’ campaign served as a wake-up call to Korean consumers on this pet shop culture and genuinely drew public and media attention.