Clorox Kingsford: Slo Mo Long
DDB and Kingsford want to remind you that when you slow down and savor life’s moments, you notice the real beauty in them. To add a conceptual audio element, Rob Crow of Pinback slows down and re-interprets the Human League song “(Keep feeling) Fascination” to create an ethereal accompaniment to the slow-motion action.
Advertising Agency: DDB, San Francisco, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Lisa Bennett
Director of Production: Frank Books
Group Creative Director: Mike Andrews
Art Director: Mike Andrews
Copywriter: Daniel Mabe
Agency Producer: Rob Lee
Production Company: Furlined
Director: Douglas Avery
Producer: Matt Caltabiano
Editorial: Union Editorial
Editor: Nicholas Wayman-Harris
VFX/Online: Union Editorial
VFX Artists:
Sound Design and Audio Mixing: Union Editorial
Sound Designer: Josh Eichenbaum
Music House: Singing Serpent
Singer: Rob Crow
11 Comments
an execution is not an idea
slow down and grill???
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Sorry, I edited out your swearing. It's not allowed, because it's disrespectful towards our colleagues. Sorry again.
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no that's my apology.
won't do that again.
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Why the harsh words?
Lovely song, captured some moments from life.
withalltherespects
I like it. I like the nostalgia. I like the smiles and fun and the food. No, it's not a revolutionary commercial, but it speaks to a benefit of the product. I'm not crazy about the tag line "slow down and grill" but odds are consumers will consider a BBQ with friends and family while watching. Which, crazy as it sounds, may lead to the actual sale of the actual product being advertised. WHOA.
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Yep. It's cool... but at this speed people would starve and get pissed off.
McD's would be the solution.
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simple, like it!
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I liked the ad until it said "Slow down and grill". Is that really the best way to express it?
Very nice, I wish life were like that, taking more time to see details, motion...*sighs* things go so fast
Reminds me a little of the Cadbury's Schwepps "burst" commercial. The idea is pretty much the same. About slowing down, about movement, enjoying the little moments etc.
So on originality is does not resonate but its sweet and nice, very summery, very BBQ culture. Little more innovation would have been nice.
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