Ad of the Day | Halls Presents: Just Breathe Through It

Ad of the Day | Halls Presents: Just Breathe Through It

Jan. 17, 2024

Every day, we face situations that feel like a big deal. Situations that make us gasp in horror and breathe a sigh of relief as they get sorted. Halls, being the brand that helps people breathe better and has always encouraged everyone to take deep, meaningful breaths is the best partner for those moments, helping people realize that everything will be okay if you breathe through those sticky situations. 

In this film campaign, created by DAVID Madrid, the plot presents an intern, at the office, mistakenly sending a sticker with his boss's face to the work chat instead of his colleagues’ chat. Uh-oh. From then on, each step of this story unfolds in moments of suspense and fun, requiring deep breaths all along its way. With the help of Halls, In the end, our character’s bravery to breathe through the hardship eventually gets him off the hook. 

The film was aired on cable TV, movie theaters, and social media platforms like Meta, TikTok, and YouTube.

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