Luxury superyacht Murcielago promotes Caribbean, Mediterranean + South Pacific charters in a campaign via The One Centre
Multidisciplinary brand agency, The One Centre has created a branded content campaign for the luxury superyacht, Murcielago to promote its charter on the Caribbean, Mediterranean and South Pacific.
The campaign titled, ‘Fly Mucielago’ aims to appeal to a target market of wealthy jet-setters who enjoy a fast, experience-filled lifestyle and are increasingly seeking unique and personalised travel experiences on land and sea.
The campaign centers on the idea that Murcielago, with its breathtaking luxury, speed and range, is the private ‘Learjet’ of the sea.
The tagline, ‘Fly Murcielago – Where luxury meets velocity’ comes to life through the campaign and identity created by The One Centre with its global creative artists network.
The strategy is based on the insight that Murcielago’s high-end target market is time poor yet experience hungry. Murcielago’s incredible speed – up to 50 knots – empowers them to experience more of the Caribbean, Mediterranean or South Pacific in a week.
The campaign includes an online film series and website with interactive ‘experience tracker’ that maps in real-time each journey with shots and stats. The first in the series to launch is “The Cuban Experience”, which follows Murchielago’s high-speed adventure from Miami to Havana via the Bahamas, accomplished in under a week.
Says John Ford, CEO of The One Centre: “The people who will charter Murcielago live at a different speed to others. They travel countries like they’re popping next door. They are the jet set, because that’s what they can afford. They are time poor and want to get the most out of any holiday. Murcielago with its speed and range allows them to experience more of the world’s most iconic and diverse waterways. We saw the opportunity to create a private airline brand for this luxurious superyacht and position it as the private jet aircraft of the sea.”
Client: The Adcock Group
Strategy and Concept: The One Centre
Strategist: John Ford
Project Director: Katie Molloy
Project Manager: Danica Jenkins
Executive Creative Director: John Ford
Creative Director / Art Director: Chris Gillespie
Creative Director / Copywriter: Geoff Reid
Production Company: CAVORT
Producer & Director: Ian Fowler
Scriptwriter: Ian Fowler
Cinematographer: Ian Fowler
Original Music: CAVORT and Elias Constantopedos
Animation: Nicolo Bianchino
Website Design: Chris Gillespie
11 Comments
Sorry to say guys, Crap video.
Great boat ! great destination.
I think a far better editor , music, and over all concept for the video would save it. Got all the pieces there, it’s just a boring mess to watch.
Have another crack.
this is great, love the cuba footage
Seriously guys,
Quite aside from the execution (global creative artists network = freelancer.com)!
What makes this news?
That boat gives me a feeling in my trousers
This needs a good video editor to edit the hell out of it. Looping music for 4mins shows this had poor direction.
This could have been a pumping 2min video. Great location, great boat, great footage- yet tough to watch.
Luxe porn. Will work it’s bum-off…
Insight = high end customers are time poor, Answer = 4 min video.
That’s what’s wrong with this.
as lifeless as the Titanic…
The over use of the drone footage is at best dull and predictable.
Next time you should use a director not a producer….and have a storyline of sorts as this is a few pretty pics shot on a boat with no-one on it.
shame…
Just for future reference when making a video, perhaps look up:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narrative_structure
It’s so much more interesting for the viewer.
Relax kids, if you can afford that boat you’re not watching the 4 minute film.
So Ben, why make a video then?