New Ad: KFC "Separation"

KFC, #FamilyTime "Separation" spot.

Egg Films' Kim Geldenhuys directed Ogilvy Joburg's new KFC 'Separation' ad, a delicately-observed ad about divorced parents, shared custody, and KFC family treats. Featuring the music of Joe Purdy and his song "Good Days"

Creative Credits:  
Creative Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather Jhb
City & country: Johannesburg, South Africa
Agency producer: Tessa Weakley
Creative director: Mike Martin
Copywriter: Jordan Tryon, Thule Ngcese
Art director: John Nankin
Production co: Egg Films
City & country: Cape Town, South Africa
Director: Kim Geldenhuys
Director of photography: Alard de Smidt
Production co producer: Cindy Rodkin
Executive producer: Kerry Hosford
Post production co: Kwazi Mojo Media and Black Ginger
Editor: Upstairs Post
Music: Joe Purdy – “Good Days”

17 deliciously tasty Milk bottle designs

Michael Vilayvong's milk bottle design Hathor Family Creamery.

The Milko milk can with legs design by Ponxo.

The stylish Bon Vivant glass milk bottle design of Alvaro Rubioc

The black milk carton concept from Russian designer Adeliia Koldarova.

Anders Drage design project for Mountain Milk.

The Pure French milk of Le Bleu, brandingdesign by Isabela Rodrigues.

Liquid Illustrations from the 2013 Milk Calender. 

milkä, 3 stage babies milk carton design by Christian Ashton.

From India, Xee Designs work for Nandhini Farms Organic Milk 

The Organic Black Tea Milk re-branding project by Brent Bacheller.

Grid Iron Hill Farm Raw Milk bottle and cap design by Sarah Steinmetz.

Korova Milk bottle design from Italian design student Domenico Ruffo

Milk Art?

The multi purpose Britta Streicher measuring cup glass milk bottle design.

Simon Spring's Yummy Milk looks delicious.

Mohammad abu khadra's milk packaging design.

The tall boy milk bottle designs by New York designer Paul Gonzalez.

Foster Farms Amazing Singing Chickens

California based Foster Farms with the help of creative by Goodby get all nostalgic with three new ads featuring The Amazing Chickens singing Night Rider's Sister Christian (above) and below, Don't You Want Me Baby (Human League) and the throw back music fest wouldn't be complete without Toto's "Africa."

These are not the first chicken stars in advertising, last month Mercedes Benz and FujiFilm introduced us to dancing chickens with magic body control, check them out HERE.





Credits:  
Creative Ad Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners

Hot Pockets Music Video Kate Upton & Snoop Dogg in "You Got What I Eat"

Hot Pockets present: "You Got What I Eat" ("Just a Friend" parody) ft. Kate Upton, Snoop Dogg, Oliver Cooper, Bow Wow & KevJumba.

Disclaimer: Yes...everyone was totally baked during the making of this video.

New Ad: Warburtons TV advert - 'Payback'

The newest Warburtons TV advert "Payback", promotes the Half and Half loaf 'From Our Family To Yours' ad campaign with a younger brothers story and his plans to get even with his big brother one day. Young Sam pens a letter to Mr. Jonathan Warburton who has just about enough of his brother bossing him around, he continues on by sharing his plans on eating the Half and Half bread until his big and strong so he can get even with his brother.

Credits: 
Client: Warburtons
Creative Ad Agency: WCRS
Creative Director: Billy Faithfull
Creatives: Naz Nazli, Rob Welch
Agency Producer: Jack Bayley
Account Director: Kevin Smith
Media Agency: Mindshare
Production Company: Moxie Pictures
Director: James Griffiths
Producer: Lisa Trnovski
DOP: Nanu Segal Editors: Ben Quinn @ TenThree
Post Production: Finish
Sound Engineer: Ben Leeves @ Grand Central

New Ad: Del Monte, Spencer - Take a Fruit Break

Office antics abound in the latest from Toronto-based creative agency Blammo for Del Monte Refrigerated Fruit Cups.
Most people want to eat healthier. But most us also believe we don’t have time to eat the recommended amount of fruit - especially during a busy day at the office. The Del Monte “Take a Fruit Break” campaign aims to debunk that myth by pointing out that the time spent taking numerous breaks at work to drink coffee, gossip or go on Facebook - is time we could use to grab a fruit break, if we wanted.

The 30-second TV spot features “Spencer”, the lovable office slacker, and “Jane”, the consummate professional. Throughout the spot, we see Spencer’s hilarious breaks contrasted with Jane’s work grind. Ultimately, Jane finally takes a few minutes to relax and take a break of her own, a fruit break, with a Del Monte Refrigerated Fruit Cup.

The broadcast campaign is supported OOH which continues the office culture theme. The three ads feature simple statements about different types of breaks such as “If your colleagues have time for a coffee break, you have time for a fruit break” or “If your colleagues have time for a gossip break, you have time for a fruit break”.

Del Monte is a division of ConAgra Foods. The campaign is currently running in Calgary and Quebec.

Credits:
Client: ConAgra Foods
Brand: Del Monte Fruit Cups
Campaign: Take a Fruit Break
TV Spot Title: “If Spencer Can”

Agency: Blammo
Chief Creative Officer: Michael Murray
Writers: Michael Murray, Vinay Parmar
Art Director: Oliver Brooks
Agency Producer: Alina Prussky
Account: Christine McNab, Ashley Weber

Production Company: Sons & Daughters
Director: Peter Martin
Director of Photography: Bryce Fortner
Line Producer: Andrew Sullivan
Editor: Jon DeVries
Editorial Company: School Editing
Online: Fort York
Sound Design & Music: Keen Music
OOH Photography: Andrew B. Myers

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via:

glossy 
Shannon Stephaniuk 
http://www.glossyinc.com

New Ad: Jackson Triggs "We have a wine for that"

Jackson-Triggs Winery "Boxes"

Jackson-Triggs Winery has begun airing a new TV commercial this week directed by Holiday Films’ Robert Logevall with creative out of Bensimon Byrne. ‘Boxes’ is a playful visual exploration of the fun and surprises that come in boxes from sentimental keepsakes to tasty treats. It’s the charm and delight of these small everyday moments that truly make them special, and whatever the moment, Jackson-Triggs most definitely have a wine for that.

Bensimon Byrnes co-ACDs, Chris Harrison and Hayes Steinberg obviously think they hired the right director, “it would be so nice to wake up one day and see the world through Robert's eyes. Robert finds the beauty in the everyday. And he cares deeply. That's a combination that brings us back to Robert time and time again”.

 Credits: 
Title: Boxes
Agency: Bensimon Byrne
Client: Jackson Triggs Winery

Creative Director: Joseph Bonnici
ACD: Chris Harrison
ACD: Hayes Steinberg
Director of Production Services: Michelle Pilling
Production Company: Holiday Films
Director: Robert Logevall
DOP: Chris Mably
Exec Producer: Josefina Nadurata
Exec Producer: Derek Sewell
Line Producer: Kelly King
Editorial: School Editing
Editor: Lauren Horn
Music: Eggplant Collective
Signs Composer: Brian Gair
Boxes Composer: Lorenzo Castelli
Transfer: Alter Ego
Colourist: Darrin Achim

Erik Estrada is on the lookout for the missing McDonald's Mighty Wings

Watch as Erik Estrada investigates the mystery of the missing Mighty Wings from the Mighty Wings Launch Party in New York City. We can look forward to finding out who has the #MightyWings on October the 6th. http://whosgotthemightywings.com

Check out the Mighty Wings "Bad Lip Reading" spot HERE.

Barilla Pasta President Guido Barilla Begs for Forgiveness in a video apology, "Mi Scusa"

Barilla and Guido Barilla beg for forgiveness in a video released this morning on YouTube. Guiene or is he just trying to save his families business?
"At Barilla, we take care of everyone, without distinction as to race, religion, faith, gender or sexual orientation." Is the beginning of a statement issued by Barilla Spa, which concludes as follows: "To all the people - friends, family, employees and business partners - who have felt touched or offended, we sincerely apologize."

"Our mission - continues the statement of Barilla Spa, drawn up after the statements by President Guido Barilla on the idea of family company to be represented in the commercials - is to help the people, every single person, to live better, bringing every day in their life, well-being and joy of eating well. We value and respect the family, understood as an entity that includes everyone. As stated in the 'Barilla Lighthouse', our strategy document, promote diversity. The diversity in all its forms, is a clear goal that the company is responsible."

'Barilla - continues the company - recognizes the diversity, cultural, gender and skills, are key values ​​for the welfare of the company. Integrity, inclusion, social and environmental responsibility are the values ​​in which we see represented Barilla, the result of a strong and recognized worldwide. Barilla believes that, to qualify their business activities as ethical business should be conducted with respect for and protection of human rights, renewable energy sources and welfare of the community, while promoting sustainable development for the present and future."

"The objectives of Barilla - also highlights the company - go beyond the produce high quality, good for the people. We also want to take care of the planet, concentrating the growth of our business on those foods that have less impact on the environment. Take a cue from the recent episode to learn, and to promote even greater commitment - the statement concludes - the path of diversity that Barilla has undertaken." via: Il Mattino, Italy.

Christina Applegate Looks Great in New “Sparkling Truths” Ad for glaceau’s newest brand Fruitwater

Christina Applegate has trouble with her lawn statue in #sparklingtruth ad.

New work from the creative agency Zambezi, with a social media campaign called “Sparkling Truths” for glaceau’s newest brand, fruitwater – a zero-calorie, naturally flavored sparkling water beverage.

This spot “Lawn Statue” stars Christina Applegate and shows the actress in a perfectly imperfect moment. This is the kickoff to the social media campaign where busy modern women are encourage to share their own “Sparkling Truths” on Twitter, with a chance to win a week with a personal assistant.

CREDITS:  
Creative Agency: Zambezi
Founder/Executive Creative Director: Brian Ford
Founder/Managing Director: Chris Raih
Creative Director: Madeleine Grandbois
Art Director: Kristen Mann
Senior Copywriter: Chelsea Dubois
Junior Copywriter: Christy Lin
Director of Account Services: Pete Brown
Communications Director: Nicole Bush
Assistant Account Executive: Amanda Tutora
Designer: Tanja Caduff
Executive Producer: Alex Cohn
Producer: Carolyn Lu
Editor: Paul Oh
Director of Digital: Pete Mertz
Senior Digital Strategist: Poppy Thorpe
Senior Digital Producer: Alvaro Chacon
Production Supervisor: Haleh Shoa

Production Company: Pretty Bird
Director: Matt Piedmont
Co-Founder/Executive Producer: Kerstin Emhoff
Executive Producer: Ali Brown
Head of Production: Tracy Hauser
Line Producer: Nate Young
Director of Photography: Giles Dunning

Canada Bread is on a mission to renovate your #DIYSandwich

Check out the sandwich expert, Butch as he turns this amateur's sorry sandwich into an unapologetic masterpiece.

Toronto ad agency Cundari create the Do-it-yourself Sandwich campaign for Canada Bread targeted directly at sandwich loving men. The campaign includes the microsite diysandwich.ca housing the DIY Sandwich video and the hub for the Reno Your Hunger Contest, as well as a sweet platform showcasing a ton of delicious sandwich ideas.

"The sandwich is a bit of an institution among men," says Cory Eisentraut, Group Creative Director at Cundari. "And as far as using Instagram for the contest, men are already sharing images of their sandwich masterpieces online - so this should make for some healthy competition."

via: Toronto Egotist

Trolli Keep's Fans Hungry For The Taste Of Delicious Weirdness

Trolli is weirdly awesome, via: Glossy Inc.
Breakthrough multimillion-dollar campaign designed to propel Trolli brand sales and put the candy — and the brand — on the tips of teens’ freaky little tongues.

Ferrara Candy Company and Minneapolis-based creative agency Periscope have launched the new Trolli “Weirdly Awesome” campaign. This is the first national marketing push behind the Trolli brand aimed at garnering sales for all of its chewy candies, including Sour Brite Crawlers—currently the #1 item in the growing gummi category.

Gleaning inspiration from the weird shapes, funky colors and irresistible playfulness of Trolli gummies, the work was created to appeal to teenagers’ absurd sense of fun. “Our products break away from the rest of the pack. We decided that taking a similarly unexpected approach with our creative made perfect sense,” says Jamie Mattikow, Chief Commercial Officer at Ferrara Candy Company.

Being decidedly offbeat also resonated with the creative team. “As we dug into the assignment, the thing that we kept coming back to is that weird is the new currency of cool. And Trolli has the ideal amount of irreverence as a brand to pull off weird in an authentic way,” says Charlie Callahan, Periscope’s executive creative director. “So we decided to celebrate weird, honor awesome and spread ridiculousness.”

The campaign centers on blitzing a plethora of outrageous content across teens’ favorite digital platforms in both paid and earned media. The mix aims to keep teens hungry for ongoing delicious weirdness from the brand. Ferrara Candy Company selected Periscope to handle brand advertising for Trolli in June this year. “Winning business is always sweet, and in this case, it’s both literal and figurative,” said Greg Kurowski, Periscope president and CEO. “The team presented big thinking that will help move the needle for this iconic brand, and we couldn’t have been happier to add them to our roster. Needless to say, we’ve stocked plenty of Trolli products to fuel this weirdly awesome work.”

About Periscope: Periscope is one of the fastest-growing independent creative agencies in the nation, with 495 employees. Based in Minneapolis, with global offices in Hong Kong, Delhi and Toronto, Periscope offers a full spectrum of marketing services to a wide range of acclaimed brands including Bridgestone, Target, Arctic Cat, UnitedHealth Group, Columbia Sportswear, ExxonMobil and more.
periscope.com

About Ferrara Candy Company
Ferrara Candy Company is the leading non-chocolate confectionary company in the U.S., with a portfolio of strong brands and retail partnerships. With a candy for every craving, Ferrara Candy Company brands make consumers happy every day and include: TROLLI®, BRACH’S®, BLACK FOREST®, LEMONHEAD®, NOW AND LATER®, SATHERS®, BOBS®, RED HOTS®, ATOMIC FIREBALL®, CHUCKLES®, BOSTON BAKED BEANS, SWEET STRIPES®, SUPER BUBBLE®, FRUIT STRIPE®, RAIN-BLO®, JUJYFRUITS® and JAWBUSTERS®. Learn more at http://www.ferrarausa.com


Credits
Client: Ferrara Candy Company
Brand: Trolli
Campaign Title: Weirdly Awesome
url http://www.weirdlyawesome.com

Creative Agency: Periscope, Minneapolis
Executive Creative Director: Charlie Callahan
Creative Director: Rob Peichel
Senior Art Director: Jen Neis
Senior Copywriter: John Sullivan
Producer: Kelly Farley

Production Company: Hungry Man
Director: Dave Laden
Executive Producers: Kevin Byrne, Dan Duffy/Mino Jarjoura
Producer: Caleb Dewart
Director of Photography: Christian Spranger

Editorial: Arcade Edit
Editor: Nick Rondeau
E.P. Managing Partner: Damian Stevens
Executive Producer: Nicole Visram
Post Producer: Gavin Carroll
Assistant Editor: Carmen Hu

Telecine: The Mill
Executive Producer: LaRue Anderson
Colorist: Greg Reeves

Online & FX: Brewster Parsons
Lead Flame Artist: Louis Mackall
Producer: Georgina Poushkine
Owner/President: Darcy Parsons

Music: Echo Boys
Artists: Tom Lecher, Alex Berglund, Tyler Tholl
Audio Producer: Sara Davidson

Burger King SatisFry Everybody!

Eat healthy and get Satisfried with Burger King

Now you can satisfy everyone with Burger King's new Satisfries. The new healthy french fries launch with this fun new commercial from Mother, NY that satisfries everyone from the town firemen to the cool dude who's so thrilled he does a burn out in his hot rod.

Credits:
Ad Agency: Mother, New York

Smell The Freedom in Juniper Park's "Knockoff" Ad for New York Fries Premium Hot Dogs

Smell the freedom in New York Fries "Knockoff" commercial, work by Toronto's Juniper Park

New York Fries has launched an all new, quality hot dog called the 'Premium Dog.' And like any other luxury brand item, you have to look out for the knockoffs.

“New York Fries is a very courageous client,” said Barry Quinn, executive creative director at Toronto ad agency Juniper Park.

“They had an interesting problem to solve: they’ve been selling hotdogs for 25 years, and now they have re-formulated them. They took something like a French fry and elevated it, and want people to expect more when they get a dog.”

Credits:
Creative Ad Agency: Juniper Park, Toronto, Canada
Executive Creative Directors Partners: Barry Quinn, Terry Drummond, Alan Madill
Art Director: Mike Schonberger
Writer: Matt Hubbard
Producer: Sharon Kosokowsky
Account Service team: Caroline Hart, Deniz Melen
Production House: Sons & Daughters
Director: Matt Swanson
DOP: Phil Lanyon
Producer: Scott Houghton
Editor: Stephen Sora
Editorial House: PosterBoy Edit
Audio House: Pirate Toronto
Music Director: Chris Tait

A Bad Lip Reading Production, NFL & McDonald's Mighty Wings

Mighty Wings: Bad Lip Reading


Bad Lip Reading Productions takes the NFL sidelines for McDonald's to introduces Mighty Wings. Below is the original "THE NFL : A Bad Lip Reading" — A Bad Lip Reading of the NFL

JWT & Nestle "Bake The World A Better Place"” in newest ad for Toll House Cookies

New from Nestle Toll House is a spot sure to melt the hearts of audiences everywhere. 
The spot, edited by Cut+Run’s Gary Knight for agency JWT and Hungry Man director Robert Nylund, is a smile-inducing anthem that calls for people everywhere to “bake the world a better place.”

Wonderful moments, from slightly uncomfortable to spontaneous and celebratory, are elevated with the simple act of baking and sharing. As the voice-over orates: “You can heal a broken heart with a Bundt cake, bridge a divide with a fresh-baked brownie” and encourages everyone to “take a break from Facebook and crack open a cook book.” Delicious advice, indeed.

Credits:
Client: Nestle Toll House
Advertising Agency: JWT
Creative Director: Jill Applebaum
Producer: Chris Klein
Music Producer: Paul Greco
Art Director: Randy Freeman
Copywriter: Garth Horn

Production Company: Hungry Man
Director: Robert Nylund
Executive Producer: Kevin Byrne, Dan Duffy and Mino Jarjoura
Producer: Brian Quinlan

Editorial Company: Cut + Run
Editor: Gary Knight
Executive Producer: Rana Martin
Producer: Ellese Jobin
Assistant Editor: Jason Sager

Color Correct: The Mill
Colorist: Damien Van Der Cruyssen

Conform/Online Facility: Cut + Run
Online Editor: Joseph Grosso

Audio Post: JWTwo
Mixer: Andy Green

Music Production Company: Human

DDB Toronto's New Ads for the Dairy Farmers of Canada are an "Excellent Source of Pleasure"

The Dairy Farmers of Canada, Cheese | An Excellent Source of Pleasure

DDB Canada's Toronto office unveils their first work for The Dairy Farmers of Canada with the "Excellent Source of Pleasure" campaign. Two spots, "Dose" and "Source" are directed by Jorn Haagen who serves up our daily dose of pleasure, because pleasure (and cheese) is the one thing we could all use a little more of. For you cheese lovers visit the All You Need Is Cheese website for your daily dose of pleasure.

Credits:
Ad Agency: DDB Canada, Toronto
Executive Creative Director: Denise Rossetto, Todd Mackie
Associate Creative Director: Paul Wallace, David Ross
Copywriter: Denise Rossetto, David Ross, Domenique Raso
Art Director: Paul Wallace, Rebecca May
Agency Producer: Andrew Schulze
Account Director: Melissa McCaughey
Business Unit Director: Jacqui Faclier
Account Coordinator: Mike Johnson
Strategist/Planner: Tony Johnstone
Media Company: M2 Universal
Production Company: The Corner Store Films http://thecornerstore.tv/
Executive Producer: Jennie Montford
Director: Jorn Haagen
Director of Photography/Cinematographer: Jorn Haagen
Line Producer: Todd Huskisson
Post-Production Company: School Editorial - http://www.schoolediting.com/
Editor: Brian Wells
Colourist: Wade Odlam, Alter Ego http://www.alteregopost.com/
Audio House: RMW Music http://www.rmwmusic.com/
Audio House Producer: Jeff Cohen
Audio House Director: Ted Rosnick
Music: RMW Music http://www.rmwmusic.com/
Casting Agency: Michael Stevenson - Fade to Black http://www.fadetoblack.tv/
Other: Fort York – Video Finishing House
via: The Toronto Egotist Image via Paige Calvert|DDB Canada Blog

The Scarecrow, Chipotle's Brilliant Web Film/Ad

Watch "The Scarecrow," the companion film for Chipotle's new app-based game. Then download the free app at www.scarecrowgame.com and join the quest for wholesome, sustainable food.

The song "Pure Imagination" performed by Grammy Award winning artist Fiona Apple.

Credits:
Advertising Agency: CAA Marketing, USA
Animation: Moonbot Studios
Music: Fiona Apple
Music Supervision: Duotone audio group

The Red Bull Titanic Ad Is Angering The Masses

Red Bull’s latest advertising campaign, implying that those killed on the ill-fated maiden voyage of the Titanic could have survived had it carried the energy drink, has prompted complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).

The animated advert, originally released in Germany at the beginning of this year, has been adapted for a UK audience and prompted around 50 complaints to the ASA for implying that those who died might have survived, citing its claim that Red Bull ’gives you wings’.

The advert features the Captain of the ship ordering a dock yard worker to stop loading a create of Red Bull and replace it with champagne.

On hearing the slogan, the Captain asks “Why on earth would you need wings on a ships?” before the name of the ship is revealed behind the Red Bull crate as he walks away laughing.

The ASA has confirmed that it has received complaints on the campaign for making a joke about the tragedy that cost around 1,500 people their lives, although no investigation has yet begun.

[via: The Drum]

The French Kiss Skittles "Smile" Commercial

French the Rainbow. Taste the Rainbow. #SkittlesGrin. Diaries 4 life stars Laura Spencer and Lizzie Bennet shine in new Skittles commercial "Smile" via DDB, Chicago.

Credits:
Creative Ad Agency: DDB, Chicago
Executive Creative Director: Mark Gross
Creative Director/ writer: Kathleen Tax
Creative Director/ art director: Marisa Groenweghe
Executive Producer: Will St. Clair
Production Manager: Scott Terry
VP, Senior Account Director: Kate Christiansen
VP, Account Director: Gwen Hammes
Account Executive: Jennifer Marks
Account Manager: Trace Schlenker
SVP, Group Strategy Director: David "Chizzy" Chriswick