Winning the war against alcohol-fuelled violence
Agency
JWT Sydney
Client
NSW Government
Awards
Bronze
Government
Case Study
Summary
It takes many battles to win a war. The lock out – a reduction in drinking hours – had made some impact. But the number of alcohol-fuelled assaults was still unacceptably high. Our brief was to create voluntary moderation – through attitude and behavior change. A monumental challenge. The solution was informed by behavioural economics and combined attitudinal & behavioural levers.
The results were as dramatic as the campaign imagery - driving a significant change in the unacceptability of alcohol related violence, acceptance of personal responsibility and, most importantly, generating an even greater drop in assaults than the lock out.
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Credits
| Author/ Executive Planning Director | Angela Morris | ||||||||
| Executive Creative Director | Simon Langley | ||||||||
| Creative Director | John Lam | ||||||||
| Creative Group Head | Laurie Geddes | ||||||||
| Account Management | Anne Gibson | ||||||||
| Account Management | Rachel Wintle | ||||||||
| Producer | Amanda Slayter | ||||||||
| Producer | Rachel Townsend | ||||||||
| Director | Michael Spiccia | Good Oil Films | |||||||
| Production | Juliet Bishop | Good Oil Films | |||||||
| Production | Ben Scandrett-Smith | Good Oil Films | |||||||
| Photographer | Simon Harsent | The Pool Collective |