V Energy introduces Aussies to ‘Fantastic Man’ in its latest campaign via Clemenger BBDO, Sydney
Frucor’s V Energy Drink has continued the success of its long-running brand platform, ‘The Massive Hit, That Improves You A Bit’ with a hilarious follow up campaign via Clemenger BBDO Sydney, that sees a superhero get replaced by his slightly better doppelgänger who drinks V.
Says Craig Harkness, marketing manager, V Energy: “BBDO and Benji have done a great job at bringing the consumer insight to life. V isn’t going to make you a demigod, but it will make you a slightly better version of yourself.”
The campaign launched on TV and in cinema this week, with more content set for release over the coming months.
Says Paul Nagy, ECD, Clemenger BBDO Sydney: “V has set itself up as a brand with an honest promise – which is rare in the world of advertising, let alone the category. Vikings was massive for us, so we knew Fantastic Man had to be a bit better. I think it is.”
The spot was directed by Benji Weinstein (Exit Films), with Clemenger BBDO Sydney. Post production was done by The Editors and Fin.
Says Weinstein: “Every V Energy project is another opportunity for me to screw up the brilliant creative that Clems and the Frucor team have come up with. Thankfully, they respond to most of my ideas with a polite smile, and then insist that I execute their vision as originally conceived.
It’s a huge treat to work with creatives this funny and clients this bold. Despite the massive language barrier created by our various accents, we still manage to have a good time.”
Director: Benjamin Weinstein
Executive Producer: Emma Lawrence
Producer: Leah Churchill-Brown
Production Company: Exit
Client: Frucor
Marketing Director: Cameron Davidson
Marketing Manager: Craig Harkness
Senior Brand Manager: Andrew Fenwick
Creative Agency: Clemenger BBDO, Sydney
Executive Creative Director: Paul Nagy
Deputy Creative Directors: Brendan Willenberg & Ben Clare
Creative agency producer: Katrina Maw
Group Account Director: Cate Stuart- Robertson
Account Director: Melanie Spence
Post house (edit): The Editors – Stuart Morley
Post house (online): Fin Design & Effects
4 Comments
Interesting to see if he had his Visa for this job….
this just feels like one of those things you’ve been watching for years.
yawwwwwwwn,
This is by far the worst ad on television right now.
i like it 😀