One idea, four layers of reach.
A screen reaches the people who walk past it. Everything we add after that reaches everyone else. This is how we build a campaign, from the media plan to the press.
- 01 · 3DOOH
The screen campaign
The idea starts on the screens you book: an anamorphic 3D moment built for each of them, live for the length of the media buy. Impressions spike on day one, then flatten when the buy ends.
- 02 · FOOH
The film that travels
The same idea placed into real footage of the street and cut for social. It reaches everyone who never walked past the screen, and the curve passes the screen’s peak.
- 03 · OOH stunt
Something real to go and find
When the launch calls for it, we add a real object in the city: a tag on a sidewalk, a product on a shelf, a billboard with a story. It gives the film its proof, and people a reason to go and look.
- 04 · PR
Relays keep it climbing
Press, media and creators pick it up, on social and in print. The curve keeps rising long after the screen goes dark, with no extra media.
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On every screen, globally
From Paris to Tokyo, we've turned brand moments into content people actually stop for: 3B+ earned and owned media and counting.
Any brand. Any screen. Any industry.
3DOOH works anywhere there's a screen and an audience. Retail, automotive, gaming, F&B, luxury, entertainment: the format adapts, and the impact only gets stronger.
Two ways in, one team.
Screens in your media plan? Start with a free 3D concept for them. Want the film people share? Start with FOOH. Either way, the same team builds both, and the best campaigns use both.
The messages we get once the screen goes live.
“Thank you, the team loves it”
Brand marketing · EMEA
“Really great work, thanks a lot”
Social lead · UK
“Thanks again, it looks amazing”
Brand content · HQ
“Congratulations on a job exceptionally well done”
Nathalie Dubois · Head of Brand Marketing, Media & Comms Western Europe
“Great job, thank you”
Campaign lead · DACH