Case Studies



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One of the first brand campaigns in Second Life




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Webby-award winning virtual premiere of Coca-Cola’s Happiness Factory II




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Herman Miller products at the heart of the growing business communities in Second Life



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Virtual book launch which gave William Gibson the chance to appear inside the virtual world he predicted



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The world’s largest virtual festival with 15,000+ visitors with 60+ acts over 3 days




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In celebration of Garden of Remembrance, the creation of a giant poppy garden in a virtual world



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Extension of the SKY News Center and team into the virtual world




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Webby Official Honoree and one of the first symbiotic developments utilizing the Second Life platform

The Royal British Legion





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Client: Royal British Legion

Project: Garden of Remembrance

INVITATION

The nature of war changes with time, therefore the act of remembrance needs to be updated to reflect the period we are in.

Rivers Run Red approached the Royal British Legion with the idea, concept and execution. Our proactive thinking enabled us to deliver the project and create feedback for the organization.

ENGAGEMENT

Rivers Run Red created a giant poppy garden in a virtual world, an area covering the equivalent of over 720 acres of land. The centerpiece was an exact replica of the Cenotaph in Whitehall. We invited people to take their own ‘walk of remembrance’ - a chance to reflect and experience their remembrance experience.

RESULTS

As the centerpiece of The Royal British Legion’s Garden of Remembrance, the Cenotaph is an iconic national symbol of reflection and contemplation. By recreating this iconic symbol in a new medium, we allowed a younger demographic (under 55) to ‘think again’ about the human cost of war.

We were also able to reach a global audience through amplification into other mediums such as Facebook and YouTube. Also, by extending into these other mediums, disabled veterans are given the opportunity to access a service from home. The film made of the occasion is currently being used by the Royal British Legion for educational purposes.

The most tangible result - Royal British Legion - Garden of Remembrance as an Official Honoree for the Public Service and Activism category in The 12th Annual Webby Awards.