The Caramilk secret’s out
Is there anything that contemporary dance can't do? Oh yeah. Bring clarity.
Credits
advertiser: | Cadbury |
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agency: | Saatchi & Saatchi |
CCO: | Gerry Graf |
CDs: | Chris Beresford-Hill, Nick Spahr |
AD: | Alan Vladusic |
copywriter: | Asheen Naidu |
senior agency producer: | John Doris |
director of broadcast production: | David Perry |
prodco: | Smith & Jones |
director: | Ulf Johansson |
editorial company: | Peepshow |
editor: | Andrea MacArthur |
post production: | Method |
audio mix: | audioEngine |
mixer: | Rob DiFondi |
That’s right folks. The cat’s out of the bag. After 40 years Cadbury‘s finally telling us how the hell they get that soft, flowing caramel inside their Caramilk bar…through interpretive dance. This ‘revealing’ commercial by Saatchi & Saatchi New York seems to rely on the mantra that a picture’s worth a thousand words. Truth be told, we’d rather take the thousand words, though we should note that our taste buds don’t seem to care. It’s all part of a new Cadbury campaign, the first in a decade to support the Caramilk Secret, using a bunch of mysterious executions to deliver various interpretive reveals of the Caramilk Secret, including a note written in Elvish and the testimonial of a Xhosa tribesman. Check out the campaign in all its caramel-filled chocolatey glory here. Thanks for clearing it up for us Cadbury. Thanks a million.
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