| Titre | Disappearing Persons |
| Agence | BWM isobar |
| Campagne | Disappearing Persons |
| Annonceur | Queensland Police |
| Marque | Queensland Police |
| Mise en ligne | Avril 2018 |
| Secteur d'activité | Gouvernement et autres institutions |
| Philosophie | The ‘Disappearing Persons’ campaign transformed the way Queensland Police protect missing persons in their vast state. Together with the behaviour change team at Cox Inall Change, BWM Dentsu created a new tool to help Queensland police find missing persons, with the general public playing a vital role. Harnessing the power and impermanence of Snapchat to create fresh urgency around images of missing teenagers. At time of writing, 94% of alerts have assisted in a missing person being found. |
| Type de média | Etude de cas |
| Longueur | |
| Responsable de la création | Rob Belgiovane |
| Directeur de la création | Amy Hollier |
| Associate Executive Creative Director | Phil van Bruchem |
| Creative Director | Chris Andrews |
| Concepteur / rédacteur | Tom Opie |
| Directeur artistique | Chris Plummer |
| Account Manager | Eleanor Mcleod |
| Account Executive | Ellen Donald |
| Communications Planning Executive | Patrick Bell |
| Digital Planner | Mac Wright |
| Agency Producer | Sonia Mclaverty |
| Film Production Company | Guilty, Melbourne |
| Director | Christopher Tovo |