Rhandell Rubio
Jul 28, 2011

Leo Burnett Sydney builds campaign for Australia's census

SYDNEY - The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and Leo Burnett Sydney have joined forces to urge Australians to take part in the country's 2011 census.

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The integrated campaign consists of a TVC, print, radio and an interactive microsite that bring users' personal data to life. It has been designed to highlight the benefits of participating in the census by educating the public on what the data is used for.

Leo Burnett Sydney pointed out that the census is one night when Australians could shed some light on who they are and by doing so,  light the way forward for national issues such as housing, transport, education, industry, health and the environment. 

“We wanted to create a campaign that communicated the importance of census participation to everyone in Australia. Although our participation levels are among the highest in the world, many take part from a sense of duty and may not see any personal benefit from taking part in census,” said Michelle Howe, director of census public relations at the ABS.  

Credits:

Client  The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Brand  2011 Census
Creative agency  Leo Burnett Sydney 
Director   Tim Denton
Production company  iRobot
Photographer    Sean Izzard
Executive creative director  Andy DiLallo
Senior art director   Sharon Edmondston
Senior copy writer   Misha McDonald
Digital creative director  Kieran Ots
Group account director  Paul Everson
Account directors   Claire Kesby-Smith & Libby Weston-Webb
Account manager  Neil Duncan
TV producer    Margot Fitzpatrick
Planner    Warwick  Heathwood
Media    Universal McCann

Source:
Campaign Asia

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