Eat Canada
We have a lot of food in Canada, but are we self-sufficient? Hellmann's doesn't think so. Man, we're lazy.
Credits
advertiser: | Hellmann’s |
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agency: | Ogilvy & Mather, Toronto |
CD: | Nancy Vonk |
AD: | Ivan Pols |
writer: | Siobhan Dempsey |
producer: | Brenda Surminski |
account supervisor: | Coby Shuman |
account director: | Aviva Groll |
prodco: | Sons & Daughters |
director: | Steve Gordon |
DOP: | James Brylowski |
online producer: | Kate Dale |
VFX/post production: | Crush |
Crush CD: | Gary Thomas |
CG designer: | Stefan Woronko |
CG flame artist: | Aylwin Fernando |
line producer: | Stephanie Pennington |
executive producer: | Jo-ann Cook |
online editor: | Greg Dunlop |
music: | Pirate |
This viral video – which is really more of a documentary than anything – developed by Toronto-based Ogilvy & Mather and Crush for Hellmann‘s, has been getting a lot of play online. That’s a good thing considering that it’s informing Canadians that though we have an abundance of food and farms in our country, a lot of what we eat isn’t actually Canadian. Hellmann’s, which is made from ingredients grown in Canada, believes that we should consider buying more homegrown foods for the sake of taste, nutrition and our economy. Ten days after being launched, the video, which is a product of the brand’s ‘Eat Real, Eat Local‘ campaign, had elicited 50,000 hits on YouTube and, to date, the video has managed to wrangle up 18 million consumer impressions. Buying Canadian-grown food huh? Well we think that’s an idea we could sink our teeth into.
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