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raftfcb Sweden has launched a viral interactive film “The Hero” for Radiotjänst, Sweden’s public TV and Radio license fee collector, that continues to sweep the globe. Since the launch of “The Hero” campaign on 16th November 2009 through 11th February 2010, the site has had a total of 26.1 million visits with 17.9 million unique visitors and 66 million page views in 230 countries. 6.1 million different “Hero” films have been created in the process: each of the films have been personalised to feature what amounts to millions of everyday people being named “Hero of the World.” Radiotjänst wanted to show the young metropolitan target audience in Sweden that they are an important part of the Swedish public service system and get them to start paying the broadcast fee. While 90 percent of Swedish households pay this fee, the number falls to 60 percent within certain sub groups. Knowing that this audience frequently uses the Internet and takes many things for granted in their “it’s all about me” world, the idea was to appeal to them by giving them an opportunity to star in their own film — as the hero of the world. Draftfcb’s ultimate solution was to create a viral interactive movie that thanks consumers for paying their broadcast fee while giving individual viewers the chance to integrate their own image into the film, in effective casting themselves as the hero.![tackfilm3[1]](http://5magazine.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/tackfilm31.jpg)

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