Every High Ends With A Low
OVERVIEW

We turned an anti-drug message into a choose-your-own-adventure — because helping teens make better choices starts with letting them explore the consequences.

An image of a smartphone on top of an eletronic surface
An image of a smartphone on top of an eletronic surface

CLIENT

NCADA

AGENCY

Dentsu SG

CATEGORY

Integrated campaign
Art direction • UI/UX

About
the project

Our challenge

Telling teens to “just say no” doesn’t cut it anymore. In a world where choices aren’t black and white, scare tactics feel out of touch — and easy to ignore.

What we did

We gave them something to say yes to — HIGH, Singapore’s first interactive anti-drug film. Told in a Bandersnatch-style format with four possible endings, the story lets youths explore the highs and lows of drug use on their own terms. No preaching, no sugarcoating — just raw choices, real consequences, and conversations that actually stuck.

image of a smartphone leaning on top of a record player

We took the message beyond the posters with an Instagram filter on @highsg. Using an anaglyph lens, people could uncover both sides of a drug’s impact — the highs and the lows. A simple shift in view turned static visuals into something personal, shareable, and harder to ignore.

The results

Over 35K visited the microsite on launch day — with 11% returning to explore alternate endings. The OOH posters pulled 2,240 scans. Now, HIGH is being rolled out in schools nationwide as official drug education material.

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Every High Ends With A Low
OVERVIEW

We turned an anti-drug message into a choose-your-own-adventure — because helping teens make better choices starts with letting them explore the consequences.

An image of a smartphone on top of an eletronic surface
An image of a smartphone on top of an eletronic surface

CLIENT

NCADA

AGENCY

Dentsu SG

CATEGORY

Integrated campaign
Art direction • UI/UX

About
the project

Our challenge

Telling teens to “just say no” doesn’t cut it anymore. In a world where choices aren’t black and white, scare tactics feel out of touch — and easy to ignore.

What we did

We gave them something to say yes to — HIGH, Singapore’s first interactive anti-drug film. Told in a Bandersnatch-style format with four possible endings, the story lets youths explore the highs and lows of drug use on their own terms. No preaching, no sugarcoating — just raw choices, real consequences, and conversations that actually stuck.

image of a smartphone leaning on top of a record player

We took the message beyond the posters with an Instagram filter on @highsg. Using an anaglyph lens, people could uncover both sides of a drug’s impact — the highs and the lows. A simple shift in view turned static visuals into something personal, shareable, and harder to ignore.

The results

Over 35K visited the microsite on launch day — with 11% returning to explore alternate endings. The OOH posters pulled 2,240 scans. Now, HIGH is being rolled out in schools nationwide as official drug education material.

Smooth Scroll
This will hide itself!
Every High Ends With A Low
OVERVIEW

We turned an anti-drug message into a choose-your-own-adventure — because helping teens make better choices starts with letting them explore the consequences.

An image of a smartphone on top of an eletronic surface
An image of a smartphone on top of an eletronic surface

CLIENT

NCADA

AGENCY

Dentsu SG

CATEGORY

Integrated campaign
Art direction • UI/UX

About
the project

Our challenge

Telling teens to “just say no” doesn’t cut it anymore. In a world where choices aren’t black and white, scare tactics feel out of touch — and easy to ignore.

What we did

We gave them something to say yes to — HIGH, Singapore’s first interactive anti-drug film. Told in a Bandersnatch-style format with four possible endings, the story lets youths explore the highs and lows of drug use on their own terms. No preaching, no sugarcoating — just raw choices, real consequences, and conversations that actually stuck.

image of a smartphone leaning on top of a record player

We took the message beyond the posters with an Instagram filter on @highsg. Using an anaglyph lens, people could uncover both sides of a drug’s impact — the highs and the lows. A simple shift in view turned static visuals into something personal, shareable, and harder to ignore.

The results

Over 35K visited the microsite on launch day — with 11% returning to explore alternate endings. The OOH posters pulled 2,240 scans. Now, HIGH is being rolled out in schools nationwide as official drug education material.

Smooth Scroll
This will hide itself!