MLA extends its ‘Throw Another Steak on the Barbie’ campaign with a new spot via BMF

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MLASteak.jpgSince that infamous ’80s tourism ad nothing annoys Aussies more than the over-exaggerated shriek of a foreigner saying “Throw another shrimp on the barbie”. It’s a cultural cliché that’s inaccurate and outdated.

 

In an evolution of last year’s hugely successful ‘Throw Another Steak on the Barbie’ campaign, Meat and Livestock Australia, via BMF, have launched a follow up featuring comedian Merrick Watts continuing his pro-steak mission. This time he addresses the fact that ‘shrimp’ is also a term Aussies use when referring to people of short stature.

Says Andrew Cox, group marketing manager at Meat & Livestock Australia: “Beef is what we throw on the barbie in this country, and shrimps are our short mates. This campaign is another step in setting the record straight and we are glad Merrick came on board to help the beef producers again.”

 

The movement is supported by TV, outdoor, social media, and point of sale all geared towards emphasising that it’s beef that Aussies barbie.

 

You can follow the campaign at Facebook.com/NothingBeatsBeef.

 

Agency: BMF

Client: Meat & Livestock Australia

Brand Manager: Evelyn Lloveda

Executive Creative Directors: Carlos Alija & Laura Sampedro

Art Director: Patrick Chambers

Copywriter: Mark Carbone

Agency Producers: Sue Hind & Jenny Lee-Archer

Art Buyer: Danni Robinson

Planner: Thomasine Burnap

Head of Account Management: Lisa Ramsey

Account Director: Enda Kelly

Account Manager: Ciaran Miller-Stubbs

Account Executive: Rose Flowers

Production Company: Thick As Thieves

Director: Simon Cole

Executive Producer: Nik Beachman

Producer: Claire Kelly

Post Production: Method Studios

Music & Sound Production: Noise International