A city of sugar
Brita builds an argument to ditch soda.
Seeing nine sugar cubes stacked might not look like a lot in a single can of soda. But what about when the amount of soda someone has in a year has enough cubes to build a city block? Or when the amount in their lifetime is enough to build a whole city? Trying to drive home the health benefits of drinking filtered water over sugary soda, Brita built such a city with 221,314 sugar cubes, the amount a soda drinker will have over the course of their life. And if the video isn’t enough to drive the point home for you, a real-life version of the city was put on display yesterday in New York City’s Chelsea Market, where it will stand until Thursday.
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Credits:
Brand: Brita
Agency: DDB California
GCD/CW: Jim Bosiljevac
ACD/AD: Sam Brown
Dir. of Integrated Production: Bryan Holt
Director: Matthias Zentner
Prod. Comp: Harvest Films, Los Angeles
Editor: Tim Brooks, Beast SF
Music: Ring The Alarm
US Planning: OMD San Francisco
US Buying: OMD New York
Canada Planning & Buying: OMD Toronto
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