Campaign India Team
Mar 20, 2015

Weekend Fun: Temptations 'snacky mouse'

Watch the film conceptualised by Adam & Eve/DDB here

Temptations first came to Campaign’s attention in 2014 with an ad that featured people serving treats to their cats in an overblown, athletic fashion. The brand’s latest online campaign is equally ludicrous. The spot, by Adam & Eve/DDB, manipulates home videos of cats to make it look as if they are boxing historical and pop-culture opponents. It is backed by a BuzzFeed game, which lets users control a cat to punch falling objects.

Credits:

Client: Temptations
Creative agency Adam & Eve/DDB
Chief creative officer Ben Priest
Executive creative directors Ben Tollett Emer Stamp Richard Brim
Creative directors Rick Brim Daniel Fisher
Copywriter Frances Leach
Art director Christopher Bowsher
Planner Elaine Miller
Media agencies Digitas Starcom US
Production company Passion Pictures
Director Tim Hope
Editor Dan Budin
Soundtrack Fighter’s Heart” IMAGEM Publishing
Post-production Passion Pictures
Audio post-production Clearcut Sound
Sound design Christopher Wilson

(This article first appeared on www.campaignlive.com)

Source:
Campaign India

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