| Title | SMS Lovestory |
| Agency | DDB Wien |
| Campaign | SMS Love Story |
| Advertiser | T-Mobile |
| Brand | T-Mobile |
| Posted | November 2013 |
| Business Sector | Telecommunications Services |
| Story | We follow a text message conversation of a boy and a girl who struggle with what to say. As soon as they show their affection for each other by writing something romantic, they immediately delete it as it might be misunderstood and replace it with an emotionless phrase like "Hey" or "How are you", hindering a possible relationship. Finally the boy plucks up courage and sends her a picture of two concert tickets. |
| Media Type | Television |
| Length | |
| Creative Director | Lukas Grossebner |
| Copywriter | Lukas Grossebner |
| Creative Director | Gustavo Vieria Dias |
| Art Director | Peter Mayer |
| Art Director | Mike Nagy |
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