Shire Pharmaceuticals Print Wasp by Langland

Wasp
The Print Ad titled Wasp was done by Langland advertising agency for Shire Pharmaceuticals in United Kingdom. It was released in Mar 2016.

Shire Pharmaceuticals: Wasp

Media
Released
March 2016
Posted
March 2016
Agency
Executive Creative Director
Creative Group Head
Executive Creative Director

Awards:

Lions Health 2016
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Credits & Description:

Titile: Gaucher: Wasp
Agency: Langland
Brand: Shire Usa/ Gaucher
Country: United Kingdom
Advertising Agency: Langland, Windsor
Entrant Company: Langland, Windsor
Media Agency: Langland, Windsor
Pr Agency: Langland, Windsor
Production Company: Langland, Windsor
Senior Producer: Claire Martin (Langland)
Senior Designer: Lee Walsh (Langland)
Senior Copywriter: Vickie Mcgee (Langland)
Creative Group Head: Dennis Field (Langland)
Account Executive: Hamish Clark (Langland)
Executive Creative Director: Andrew Spurgeon (Langland)
Business Development Director: Andrew Hall (Taylor James)
Account Manager: Fiona Berry (Langland)
Group Account Director: Kate Jones (Langland)
Executive Creative Director: Brendan Haley (Taylor James)
Audience:
Type 1 Gaucher Disease is a Lysosomal Storage Disease characterised by musculoskeletal problems and bone abnormalities. We wanted to give patients a chance to take part in a study that focuses purely on bone pathology. Likened to a ‘heart attack in the bones’, the pain of Gaucher disease is unique. These executions use different techniques to show our patients’ distinctive pain in memorable yet empathetic ways. These concepts also nod to the study’s primary aim of investigating bone pathology in these patients. uses a ‘bone china’ execution to illustrate the fragility of sufferers’ bones, and show the pain they experience within a detailed design.
Brief with projected outcomes:
All UK licensed medicine communications must abide by the Code of Practice. No claims can be made that are unsubstantiated by references, no hanging comparisons are allowed and no use of the definitive article.