a2 Milk, a brand under Burnaby, BC based Agrifoods Cooperative, is introducing a campaign to show Canadians that not all milks are equal.
Created by agency partner Zulu Alpha Kilo, the star of the digital-first campaign is a dishonest catfish who contrasts the easier to digest benefit of a2 Milk against a humourous, relatable life moment that is anything but digestible. The objective was to disrupt purchasing habits and get people to consider a new brand of milk that helps them feel amazing.
In this video directed by Fatal Farm (Zachary Johnson) via Spy Films, we see a first date set in a coffee shop. The woman is on her phone looking at a dating app comparing her date, the catfish, to his fake dating profile. She realizes that she’s been “catfished,” pours some a2 Milk into her coffee and takes a sip to feel better, proving that a2 Milk is easier to digest than being catfished, by a real catfish. And just when it seems that our vignette has ended, another catfishing chapter begins.
The campaign has rolled out across social media platforms, digital video and display.
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Credits
Client a2 Milk Agency Zulu Alpha Kilo Zak Mroueh, chief creative officer; Brian Murray, executive creative director; Stephanie Yung, head of design; Kevin Sato, creative director/art director/designer; Ryan Kukec, associate creative director/writer; Lucyed Hernandez, ian Schwey, Jason Hill, art directors; Laura Biggar, Gerald Kugler, David Ross, writers; Dejan Djuric, design director; Jackman Chiu, designer; Ola Stodulska, director of integrated production; Risa Sone, Laura Dubcovsky, Tim Lynch, producers. Production Spy Films Fatal Farm (Zachary Johnson), director; Marcus Trulli, exec producer; Adrian Cheung, line producer; Andre Pienaar, DP. Postproduction Zulubot Brian Noon, editor; Tom Evans, exec producer; Adam Palmer, head of production; Sarah Dayus, post producer. Noah Mroueh, sound design; Matt Greenwood, motion design; James Graham, studio director; Jeanette Downes, Jenny McCraken, Mila Lukezich, Ashleigh O’Brien, studio team. Color/Post/VFX The Vanity Andrew Exworth, colorist; Stehanie Pennington, Katie Oliver, exec producers; Dan Margules, online, VFX artist; Felipe Chaparro, online assistant. Audio Post/Music Oso Audio Harry Knazan, audio director/producer; Leo Hicks, engineer; Jane Heath, exec producer
Tropicana has launched “Give Life Some Juice,” a masterbrand campaign created in partnership with creative agency FIG. The campaign moves away from traditional category tropes to a lush, immersive tropical world that reflects the uplifting feeling of being transported to the tropics with every sip of Tropicana juice.
The work was developed alongside production house RESET directors Dorian & Daniel and animation studio Untold, who used hyperrealistic CGI to create a distinctive visual world that blends cutting-edge technology with human craftsmanship.
Set to the track “UP!” by Forrest Frank and Connor Price, this :60 hero spot, “Up,” opens with a sloth hanging from an orange tree in the rainforest, reaching for a bottle of Tropicana 100% Orange Juice. Instantly rejuvenated, he leaps into a world that comes alive around him, moving through the lush landscape and interacting with fellow animals, all with a renewed sense of swagger and confidence.
“There’s a reason electricity is nicknamed ‘juice.’ It makes things happen. We took that cultural truth and reimagined it through a more emotional lens, focusing on the feeling of uplift that only Tropicana can bring,” said Mark Figliulo, founder and creative chair at FIG. “Instead of leaning into category conventions, we built an entirely new world that’s expressive, character-driven and rooted in the tropics to show how even a small moment can transform your day.”
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