Title | Precious Nanna |
Agency | Leo Burnett |
Campaign | Slurpee BYO Cup Day |
Advertiser | 7-Eleven |
Brand | 7-Eleven Slurpee |
Date of First Broadcast/Publication | 2015 |
Business Sector | Soft Drinks, Tonics |
Philosophy | 7-Eleven’s Slurpee BYO Cup Day, where customers could bring their own cup in to 7-Eleven to put their Slurpee into, challenged its customers to find the biggest ‘cup’ they could and to be inventive. Using Nana’s cremation urn was certainly that! A dry underplayed voiceover served up these delicious words showing remorseless determination in ditching Nana’s ashes in place of a slightly gritty Slurpee. Even Australia and England’s famous Ashes cricket urn comes in for consideration. |
Media Type | Radio |
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Executive Creative Director | Jason Williams |
Creative Director | Andrew Woodhead |
Copywriter | Edwards Heckes |
Copywriter | Daniel Sparkes |
Copywriter | Andrew Woodhead |
Agency Producer | Cinnamon Darvall |
Director | Paul Le Couteur |
Producer | Ceri Davies |
Recording Studio | Flagstaff Studios |
Sound Design Company | Flagstaff Studios |
Sound Designer | Paul Le Couteur |
Audio Engineer | Paul Le Couteur |
Voice | Paul David Goddard |