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FCB Interface's The Punishing Signal for The Mumbai Police won 7 metals at Cannes Lions this yearFCB Interface/screenshot
The agency brought home 7 metals, including 1 Gold, 3 Silvers and 3 Bronzes for the campaign
Jun 28, 2021, 12:21 IST
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Here’s what went behind creating 'The Punishing Signal', one of India’s most awarded campaigns at Cannes Lions 2021
Jun 28, 2021, 12:21 IST
The agency brought home 7 metals, including 1 Gold, 3 Silvers and 3 Bronzes for the campaign
FCB Interface 'sThe Punishing Signal for Mumbai Police, shone bright atCannes Lions this year, bringing home 7 metals.- We caught up with
Robby Mathew , Vice Chairman & CCO, FCB Interface who spoke to us about the work, what went into conceptualizing and then executing the campaign, and the kind of impact it has had since.
Mumbai has been known to be one of the busiest and resultantly, the noisiest cities in the world. We have all faced incessant, unnecessary honking at traffic signals, even when the lights are red. The
As a part of the activation, special decibel meters were connected to traffic signals across the city. Every time impatient people would honk, and the decibel levels would exceed 85dB, the signal timer would simply reset itself, adding another 90 seconds to the wait. Haven't most of us wished this on all those honkers on the streets?
The campaign, which most of us could relate to instantly, received 6.6 billion impressions with many international publications picking it up too.
We recently caught up with Robby Mathew, Vice Chairman & CCO, FCB Interface who spoke to us about the work, what went into conceptualizing and then executing the campaign, and the kind of impact it has had since.
Watch the full conversations here:
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