Titre | Slacker |
Agence | Colle + McVoy |
Campagne | Print-N-PLAY - MN State Lottery |
Annonceur | Minnesota State Lottery |
Marque | Minnesota State Lottery |
Mise en ligne | Octobre 2008 |
Produit | Print-N-PLAY |
Secteur d'activité | Loterie, PMU et jeux d'argent |
Slogan | Make The Excitement Last Longer |
Synopsis | The 30-second spots attract attention to the excitement of the new Print-N-Play game by taking a light-hearted look at game players as they experience the thrill of winning. Viewers see three different characters express their jubilant emotions in super slow motion, while a classical music score, reminiscent of triumphant film scores from the likes of Rocky and Chariots of Fire, builds on the excitement in an overly dramatic way. |
Philosophie | "Our goal is to design games that our customers really want to play," said John Mellein, director for marketing, Minnesota State Lottery. "Our campaigns always do a great job of building awareness and stimulating trial for our new games." |
Résultat | The commercials were filmed with a camera that is most often used for television sports coverage. Since the camera shoots 1,500 frames per second, the spots are actually about a second long, but shown in super slow motion for affect. The tagline "Make The Excitement Last Longer" drives home the message. |
Type de média | Télévision |
Longueur | |
Marché | Etats-Unis |
Coloriste | Pixel Farm |
Directeur média | Jen Stack |
Coloriste | Oscar Oboza |
Sociéte de création sonore | Squirrels on the Moon |
Musique | 5 Alarm |
Animation | Volt Studios |
Monteur | Bertram (Bert) Cambridge |
Producteur délégué | Nicole Erdman |
Réalisateur | Jon Nowak |
Directeur de la photo | Jeff Stonehouse |
Concepteur / rédacteur | Tim Blevins |
Maison de production | Drive Thru |
Assistant de production, agence | Kelly Kytola |
Producteur, agence | Ramon Nunez |
Directeur artistique | Nina Orezzoli |
Directeur de création groupe | Dave Keepper |
Online Finish Editor | Bob George |