Malcolm Venville of Anonymous Content directed this spot which shows how Microsoft Outlook.com gets you going by connecting you with others, including a stuntman and a man who builds a hovercraft. Agency is Deutsch New York.
Credits
Agency: Deutsch | New York Greg DiNoto, partner/chief creative officer; Paul Kekalos, group creative director; Luke Hughett, Sean Lee, associate creative directors; Lee Tone, sr. copywriter; Roxy Feldman, interactive art director; Joe Calabrese, sr. VP/director of broadcast production; Jenny Hile, sr. producer. Production Company: Anonymous Content Malcolm Venville, director; Paul Cameron, DP; Eric Stern, exec producer; John Benet, line producer; Bob Wagner, assistant director. Editorial: P.S. 260, Inc. JJ Lask, Maury Loeb, editors; Colin Edelman, Matt Posey, assistant editors; Laura Patterson, sr. producer; Zarina Mak, exec producer. Postproduction: Nice Shoes,Absolute Post (London & New York) Chris Ryan, colorist.,Morgane Furio, online editor. Visual Effects: Eight vfx Audio: Sound Lounge Tom Jucarone, mixer.
Second Chance, BETC Paris Tap Into Hit Taylor Swift Song For Pet Adoption Campaign That’s Helping Black Dogs Find Homes
SecondeChance.org, the French animal adoption platform, looks back at the incredible success of its “Black Dog” operation, launched last October to help black dogs find a family. By using the popularity of Taylor Swift’s song “The Black Dog,” the association has triggered a real tidal wave of visits to these neglected dogs, with exceptional results.
The analysis is clear: black dogs face a sad phenomenon--they stay on average four times longer in shelters because of their color. A disastrous situation also known as the “Black Dog Syndrome”. This phenomenon is particularly problematic after the summer, a period when more than 60,000 animals are abandoned each year.
Faced with this reality, SecondeChance.org decided last October to carry out an original operation to give a boost to the adoption of black dogs. With the help of ad agency BETC Paris, the association had the idea of taking advantage of the craze surrounding Taylor Swift’s song “The Black Dog,” which generated more than 120 million streams and billions of Internet searches, to attract the attention of the singer’s fans.
The operation consisted of renaming hundreds of black dogs with a new and very special name: that of the singer. “Kiki”, “Bonzaï”, “Chipie” and even “Zeus” were thus renamed... Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift but also Taylor Swift.
The objective was clear: to capture the attention of the “Swifties” - the millions of passionate fans of the star, whose power is so great it can change the price of eggs or affect the GDP of Singapore - by using the incredible visibility generated by the song. A successful gamble, which attracted the attention of the media and social networks.
And the results are... Read More
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