Title
The Plunge for Pixel2
Cateogry
Experiential Design
Pitched forJack Morton, London
My RoleConcepting
The Plunge for Pixel2
Cateogry
Experiential Design
Pitched for
Jack Morton, London
Client
Jack Morton, London
My Role
Concepting
Art Direction
Experience Design
User Research
Prototyping
In 2018, I luckily won D&AD New Blood Award and was able to be invited to New Blood Academy in London. In the third week of the program, we had a pitching competition for Google’s Pixel 2 smartphone launch. And.. my team won!
Surprisingly, a very similar idea was executed at Google’s booth in CES in both 2019 and 2020.
⚠️Brief
Influence the 50 invited influencers by designing an experience that is shareable, current and creatively compelling to launch the Pixel 2 smartphone. The big idea must have an experience journey across multiple touchpoints.
🔮Idea
Create all-in-one 1 minute experience on a slide with Pixel 2 features, provided with auto-shareable format video in the end.
Presentation
After this, we made the juries stand in front of the screen and hold their phone. Then we present this immersive experiential video:
...and we could win.
And as I mentioned above, a very similar idea was executed at Google’s CES booth in 2019 and 2020.
Surprisingly, a very similar idea was executed at Google’s booth in CES in both 2019 and 2020.
⚠️Brief
Influence the 50 invited influencers by designing an experience that is shareable, current and creatively compelling to launch the Pixel 2 smartphone. The big idea must have an experience journey across multiple touchpoints.
💡Insight
-Pixel 2 has multiple unique features (AI assistant, Google Lens, unlimited storage, etc.) busy influencers are in need of short and all-in-one🔮Idea
Create all-in-one 1 minute experience on a slide with Pixel 2 features, provided with auto-shareable format video in the end.
Presentation
After this, we made the juries stand in front of the screen and hold their phone. Then we present this immersive experiential video:
...and we could win.
And as I mentioned above, a very similar idea was executed at Google’s CES booth in 2019 and 2020.
Don Lee