Weonil Lee
Account Director at Cheil Worldwide
Seoul, South Korea
TitleStop Downloadkill (170s)
BriefThis series of chilling ads brings the viewer into a women’s dressing room, the breathing of the person filming her is audible. As we focus closer, wondering what we’re looking at, a dead woman flashes abruptly on screen. The Busan Metropolitan Police Agency infiltrated the online black market with these videos to send a message to those who download illegal voyeur videos: You might be the one pushing her to suicide.
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Campaign Stop Downloadkill
Advertiser Busan Metropolitan Police Agency
Brand Busan Metropolitan Police Agency
PostedNovember 2018
Business Sector Institutional/Public Interest/Non-Profit Org.
Story South Korean police decided to make Peeping Toms never want to see illegal voyeur videos again. The police used fake hiddencamera videos to reduce the circulation of the real ones, and also to discourage viewers from downloading and consuming them bychanging their thoughts about illegal voyeur videos. The police uploaded their fake videos onto 23 file-sharing sites.The fake videos show women in different places who, at the end of the video, suddenly change into a ghost-like character, scaring theviewer. And subtitles appear, saying “You might be the one pushing her to commit suicide. Police are monitoring this site.” Those whowanted to watch a voyeur video late at night and in secret were shocked and made conscious of their deed.
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