Australia’s Steve Rogers directs Old Spice’s new ‘Snow Dome’ television spot via W+K Portland
Aussie director Steve Rogers has recently shot a new TV spot for Old Spice – part of its new “Unnecessary Freshness” campaign via Wieden + Kennedy, Portland.
With the NFL season making its return, Old Spice has launched its new campaign as well as the exciting introduction of two new Old Spice Guys.
The Old Spice “Unnecessary Freshness” campaign chronicles the stories of new Old Spice Guys Denver Broncos wide receiver Wes Welker and New England Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo being swept away by the unnecessary freshness of Old Spice Fresh Collection product lineup.
Featuring a total of four 15-second television advertisements, the campaign follows the same classic jingle format introduced earlier this year with the Old Spice Bar Soap advertising – harkening back to the days when commercial jingles reigned supreme.
The campaign will make its national television premiere with “Snow Globe” during the NFL opener–Denver Broncos vs. Baltimore Ravens–on Thursday, Sept. 5 (NBC), where the Old Spice Guy Wes Welker will be making his on-the-field debut for the Broncos and his off-field debut…well, in a snow globe!
Three additional 15-second spots will roll out on television over the course of the NFL season, but before kick-off, Old Spice is giving its loyal fans a preview of spots “Coach,” “Lizards” and “Absent” on their YouTube brand channel. The campaign is also supported by print.
ECDs: Joe Staples, Susan Hoffman
CDs: Jason Bagley, Craig Allen
Copywriter: Nathaniel Lawlor
Art Director: Croix Gagnon
Producers: Lindsay Reed, Jennifer Fiske
Head of Production: Ben Grylewicz
Prod. Company: Biscuit Filmworks
Director: Steve Rogers
EPs: Shawn Lacy, Holly Vega
Line Producer: Jay Veal
DOP: Ben Seresin
Editorial: Rock Paper Scissors
Editor: Adam Pertofsky
Assistant Editor: Marjorie Sacks
Post: Julia Batter
VFX: The Mill
3 Comments
Go Broncos.
Sounds like something Matt and Trey Parker would write. I like it.
Sounds like it but no music credits