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Entrant: Translation, Brooklyn
Brand: AT&T
Title: "AT&T 5G Helmet"
Corporate Name of Client: AT&T, Dallas
Global Chief Marketing Officer: Kellyn Smith Kenny
Client Company Senior VP Advertising & Retail Marketing: Valerie Vargas
Client Company VP, Advertising & Social Media: Marc Burns
Client Company Director, Advertising Marketing: Taylor Laughlin
Client Company AVP, Advertising & Social Media: Lianne Sinclair
Client Company AVP, Advertising Strategy & Innovation: Melissa Smith
Client Company AVP Communications & PR: Sarah Donohue
Client Company Director Communications & PR: Alyssa McGovern
Client Company Lead Manager Communications & PR: Ariane Arroyo
Supporting Partner Company: Gallaudet University, Washington, DC
Agency: Translation, Brooklyn
Agency Chief Executive Officer: Steve Stoute
Chief Creative Officer: Jason Campbell
Creative Directors: Rene Schultz/Jacob Norremark
Creatives: Mikio Bradley/Brad Warsh
Agency Art Producer: Wylie Moran
Agency Head of Production: Alison Hill
Agency Group Executive Producer: Leyla T. Rosario
Agency Executive Producer: Christina Carter
Agency Associate Producer: Victoria Jean-Pierre
Agency Director of Project Management: Matt DeSimone
Agency Chief Marketing Officer: Chaucer Barnes
Agency Chief Strategy Officer: Sandi Preston
Agency Account Executive: Katelyne Maroney
Agency Executive Group Account Director: Vince Grover-Scicchitano
Agency Account Director: Casey Warendorf
Agency Head of Client Service: Susanna Swartley
Agency Executive Director of Context Planning: Joel Rodriguez
Agency Group Project Management Lead: Sadie Langemo
Agency Group Context Director: Emily Dods
Agency Senior Context Planner: Blair Ringgold
Production Companies: Love Song/The Mayda Creative Co, New York/Squad47, Maryland
VFX Company: Mathematic
Edit Facility: Cut & Run
Color Company: Company 3
Sound Design Company: Barking Owl

Description:
In 2021, all the wireless companies were in an arms race to market their 5G networks with narrow, uninspiring messages about speed.

The question we thought to be much more interesting was, “What can we create to show how AT&T connects people to greater possibilities?” What new thing can we make possible today that wasn’t possible before?

Answered correctly, that question could launch work in AT&T’s pantheon of firsts (first telephone, first call to the Moon) that has earned AT&T its historical reputation as a hub of innovation.

We sought out opportunities to differentiate 5G, and one really grabbed us. It had the benefit of being located in a cultural theater that AT&T had been a dominant force in for years: college sports and, specifically, college football.

AT&T's partnership with Gallaudet University for a 5G-connected football helmet revolutionizes communication for Deaf and hard of hearing athletes.

This initiative bridges the gap between technology and human connection, offering a real-time visual play call system.

Through extensive engineering, the NCAA-approved helmet enhances game integration for Deaf and hard of hearing players, marking a significant stride in inclusivity in sports.

The campaign got massive attention, but its true success lies in empowering athletes, demonstrating the profound impact of connectivity and innovation in transforming lives.