Grey London has unveiled its latest campaign for Vodafone Ireland, highlighting the value for money and assorted perks of the network's pay-as-you-go service.
The campaign, which continues the comedic themes explored in April's acclaimed spot The Wait, comprises three TV spots, cinema, radio, retail and digital, and rolls out over the next fortnight.
The campaign frames value in ways relevant to young people's lives, depicting honest and humorous truths about how mates really use their phones. Whether it's phoning your mates abroad in the middle of the night, or desperately calling on your friends to help you out of a sticky situation, Vodafone understand how people really use their phone and offers great value to let you do just that.
The campaign's Shazam-enabled soundtrack comes from hotly-tipped Irish newcomers The Strypes and is the first release from their debut album. The band are about to embark on a UK arena tour supporting Arctic Monkeys.
CREDITS
Creative Ad Agency: Grey, London
Project name: Real value to help friends be friends
Client: Vodafone Ireland: Eimear Hogan, Brand and Communications Manager; Justine Donohoe, Communications Planning Manager
Creative Director: Simon Brotherson
Copywriter: Erik Weidenhielm
Art director: John Gibson
Agency producer: Mandy Saunders
Creative producer: Julia Parry
Planner: Ruth Chadwick
Media agency: OMD Ireland
Production company: Hungry Man
Director: Ric Cantor
Editor: Mark Edinoff
Producer: Martin Box
DOP: Ross McLennan
Post-production: Work/Hogarth
Soundtrack: The Strypes -- What A Shame
Audio post-production: Hogarth
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