Creative agency for positive impact

Max de Hacker

The first Dutch YouTuber. With his technical expertise, Max hacks everything in Dutch society, from matrix signs on highways to the schedules of the Dutch railway. His pranks reach 31 million people. Made on behalf of IT company Info Support.

Don't wait to say beautiful words

Real people give speeches to loved ones in the award-winning campaign 'Why wait to say something beautiful if you can say it today', in collaboration with Ogilvy. Winner of the Cannes Lions Grand Prix.

Twitterfilm

To promote the Dutch Film Festival, Wefilm and Woedend! created the first live feature film that the audience can direct. Viewers send directing instructions to the actors via Twitter. Winner of the ADCN Grand Prix

Dropped

Real tough Heineken men are dropped into their biggest anti-comfort zone, on an iceberg in Alaska or in a rubber duck on the Mekong river. This adventurous series has garnered tens of millions of views.

First Concert

Vera was born deaf and experiences her first concert: Kyteman composes on the frequencies of her cochlear implant. In collaboration with Achtung!

Rollercoaster

ABN Amro donates its advertising airtime for one month to help customers promote their houses for sale. The highlight: a house in Ermelo is equipped with a roller coaster to liven up the viewing experience. With over 100 million views, it is one of the most viewed online videos ever produced by a Dutch brand.

World of wonders

How do you visualize the wonder that children experience at the Efteling? This international commercial for the Efteling was one of our most enjoyable questions ever. Directed by no less than 3 directors.

Self Driving Bike

Google launches the self-driving bike on April 1, 2016, the latest innovation from the Netherlands. With over 6.5 million views, it is one of the most successful international Fool's Day films by the tech company.

Eberhard

After Eberhard van der Laan reveals in a letter that he is terminally ill, Wefilm creates a film in which well-known and unknown citizens of Amsterdam promise the mayor how they will continue to care for the city. Tens of thousands of Amsterdammers follow the initiative by sharing their promises via social media.

The most unwanted business card

Medical specialists hit the streets to hand out business cards to smokers. The initiative puts tobacco discouragement back on the social and political agenda.

Wees één met de natuur

Children urge adults to take action for their future. The campaign follows four young people who have all started a climate initiative.

Madly in love

To warn young people about the dangers of texting while cycling, rapper Snelle, commissioned by Interpolis, writes Smoorverliefd: a number 1 hit about a love story between two teenagers that falls apart due to an accident caused by... texting while cycling. Winner of the ADCN Grand Prix

Mijn Hart voor de zorg

To support the much needed, but overworked doctors at the start of the Corona pandemic, we asked the whole of the Netherlands to hang a white shirt with a red heart in front of the window. Entire streets were full, the Netherlands responded en masse to this call.

Omroep Zwart

For the launch of Omroep Zwart, we created this film. We reframe the word 'black' into something positive, something colorful. And to do that, we use all the different sounds in society.

Don't miss a thing

This campaign tackled the issue of using phones while driving due to FOMO (fear of missing out). The campaign aimed to let people experience what they really do not want to miss: the rest of their lives. It was a huge success and reached a wide audience in the Netherlands.

Piece of me

In the last six months one in a hundred young people has experienced their intimate images being unintentionally forwarded to someone else. This campaign raised awareness to think twice before you forward. Winner of Cannes Lions Grand Prix.

There are no excuses

Everyone who drives under the influence has an excuse that doesn’t make sense. It’s only when things go wrong that you realize how foolish those excuses really are.