Created by L.A. agency David&Goliath, this spot titled “Sir Lucky Pants” for the California Lottery’s SuperLotto Plus (SLP) game uses the three letter “SLP” abbreviation to highlight the endless possibilities that can be realized with lotto winnings.
In the :30 from the directing duo Los Perez of production house Caviar, we see SLP winnings come to life in some outrageous ways. From Super Large Portraits and Saucy Lobster Platters to Swanky Little Pads, the possibilities of what you, “Sir Lucky Pants,” can do with the millions you win with SuperLotto Plus are all humorously depicted by the letters S, L and P.
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Credits
Client California Lottery Agency David&Goliath, Los Angeles David Angelo, founder/chairman; Bobby Pearce, chief creative officer; Greg Buri, creative director; Joe Shaner, copywriter; Shaun Wright, art director; Katie Lambrecht, Dustin Oliver, sr. broadcast producers. Production Caviar Los Perez, directors; Alejandro Martinez, DP; Michael Sagol, Jasper Thomlinson, Kim Dellara, exec producers; Casey Wooden, head of production; Richard Weager, line producer. Editorial Spinach Edward Line, editor; Eddie Mikasa, assistant editor; Jonathan Carpio, exec producer; Patricia Gushikuma, Rachel Celotto, producers. Telecine Company 3 Dave Hussey, colorist. Post/VFX Method Studios Mark Renton, Flame artist; Robert Owens, exec producer; Julia Paskert, producer. Music Barking Owl Kelly Bayett, creative director; Ashley Benton, producer. Audio Post Lime Studios Mark Meyuhas, sound mixer/engineer; Susie Boyajan, producer.
Valentine’s Day is all about the celebration of love, but not only the candle-lit, hand-holding, couples-only kind; it’s also for groups of friends, too. Clash of Clans is “clashifying” familiar romantic comedy tropes into heartfelt Clash bromances.
Groups of friends who clan together can drift apart. Life happens, schedules misalign and those who once clashed together leave their clan hanging. This campaign film, created by DAVID New York, shows these players reuniting by reimagining famous romantic scenes. In one scene, a group of friends stands outside a friend’s window with a phone playing iconic sounds from the game, calling out to their bro and pleading with him to come back to the clan. In another, two friends surprise a friend at his door, holding up signs inviting him to return to playing the game together. The next sequence shows in-game characters embodying that same spirit of bromance, by putting aside their rivalries to help each other compete in Clan Wars.
“Rom-coms have always shown us how powerful emotional storytelling can be. For this campaign, we reimagined those classic tropes to celebrate friendship and connection in a way that feels playful, heartfelt, and true to the world of Clash of Clans,” said Andre Toledo, chief creative officer at DAVID New York.
Production was handled by Gravy Films, with Crobin Leo as the director.
