Curtis Wehrfritz of Untitled Films, Toronto, directed this three-spot tongue-in-cheek campaign. Developed by DDB Canada’s Toronto office, the creative is based on the idea that K-Y makes physical intimacy with your partner so comfortable and easy, women will view sex, and their partners in a whole new light.
In this particular spot, we see a middle-aged man trying to start a lawnmower–hardly a sexy sight. Yet beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. And the man’s wife looks with desire upon her lawnmowing hunk, seeing him quite differently in light of what K-Y has done to enhance their physical relationship.
Credits
Client K-Y Touch 2-in-1 Warming Oil and Personal Lubricant Agency DDB Canada, Toronto Kevin Drew Davis, chief creative officer; Denise Rossetto, Todd Mackie, executive creative directors; Paul Wallace, associate creative director; Domenique Raso, copywriter; Rebecca May, art director; Caroline Clarke, producer. Production Untitled Films, Toronto. Curtis Wehrfritz, director; Lexy Kavluk, exec producer; Brendan Steacy, DP; Michael Smith, line producer. Post Posterboy Brian Williams, Raj Ramnauth, editors; Michelle Rich, producer. Post Azyzfx, Toronto. James Andrews, online editor; Karen Huybers, online producer. PostAlter Ego, Toronto. Tricia Hagoriles, colorist. Audio RMW Music, Toronto. Dustin Anstey, engineer; Jeff Cohen, producer. Casting Powerhouse Casting
PRETTYBIRD filmmaker Salomon Ligthelm reteams with English-Nigerian artist Little Simz on the conceptual and visually rich music video “Flood.”
Featuring Obongjayar & Moonchild Sanelly, “Flood” is a hyper-stylized meditation on materialism and its role in shaping culture.
Staying in a performance-based visual space, Ligthelm captures Little Simz in dramatic black and white. True to his signature photographic style--which borders on the edge of fine-art-like--the framing and texture of ‘Flood’ plays quite minimalist while the performances are equally playful and extravagant.
Ligthelm previously directed Little Simz’s 2021 award-winning music video “Introvert.”