Campaign India Team
Nov 19, 2009

Perfetti rolls out new campaign for Creamfills Alpenliebe

Perfetti Van Melle has rolled out a television campaign for its hard-boiled sugar candy, Creamfills Alpenliebe, to communicate its “deliciously surprising taste”.

Perfetti rolls out new campaign for Creamfills Alpenliebe

Perfetti Van Melle has rolled out a television campaign for its hard-boiled sugar candy, Creamfills Alpenliebe, to communicate its “deliciously surprising taste”.

WATCH TVC now.

 

Targeting 4-14 year olds, the spot aims to be enjoyable for kids. “We came up with a concept of two lions who surprise a wildlife photographer by breaking into a whacked out jig,” said Sainath Saraban, executive creative director, Leo Burnett. “It is a metaphor for the surprise you will experience when you eat a Creamfills Alpenliebe that has a sudden burst of cream in the centre.”
 
While the last campaign was set in a real life space, this one is “more whacked out,” according to Saraban. “But the core of the idea of a ‘delicious surprise’ remains.”

The film has been directed by Dadu and produced by Black Magic.
 
 

 

 

 

 

Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

5 hours ago

Meta’s India penalty turns spotlight on consent ...

As NCLAT upholds the INR 213 crore fine but scraps the data-sharing ban, the verdict redefines how privacy and dominance shape digital advertising strategy.

6 hours ago

How a bad brand name can kill future growth

Naming a brand needs science, not serendipity; blending a methodical approach, linguistics, semiotics, consumer psychology and strategic foresight.

7 hours ago

40% of agency executives see retail media as a ...

WARC's 'Future of Commerce Media' report pegs global retail media ad investment this year at $174.9 billion, up 13.7% year-on-year.

9 hours ago

Snapchat’s ad bet finds an ally in IAS as inbox ads ...

As it deepens its partnership with IAS for third-party verification, the social media platform is redefining chat as a measurable, brand-safe advertising frontier.