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Full-service marketing agency WorkInProgress (WIP) has completed a pair of campaigns for client Nescafé’s GOLD and RICH brands for the Canadian market. WIP has worked with Nescafé … read morefor the last three years creating campaigns across a variety of products in their portfolio. This is the first work for RICH.
The GOLD work supports in-home specialty drinks such as lattes, cappuccinos, and mochas and will run nationally on TV throughout Canada as well as on social media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter), and other online video platforms.
Nescafé wanted to show viewers that the coffee escape they look forward to in their day can happen in the comfort of their own homes. The objective was to build awareness and drive trial of Nescafé GOLD’s specialty lattes, cappuccinos, and mochas and encourage people to add an in-home “specialty occasion” to their week in addition to those they spend out on the town. Then, COVID-19 happened and the idea of making in-home coffee became even more relevant.
The creative consists of several short and sweet videos (three :30, one :15 and 11 :6 second spots) that highlight the product with beautiful “making of” shots. They will run through July 5.
The out-of-home specialty coffee experience—say at a Starbucks or Tim Horton’s—is an involved, multi-step process in which a drink is crafted by a professional just for you. The thought of trying to mimic it at home is intimidating to individuals, so the spots visually demonstrate the ease of crafting Nescafé GOLD. In one spot, a male barista calls out a woman’s name when her coffee is ready only for viewers to realize she’s in her kitchen and the male barista is her boyfriend. “What’s easier than making a cappuccino at home?” titles say in another as the brew is made in under 10 seconds. “Making it disappear.”
“With Nescafé GOLD Specialty, there’s a much better chance of the barista getting your name right, because the barista is you—or in the case of the spot—your significant other,” said Matt Talbot, WorkInProgress CCO.
Meanwhile, WIP’s creative for Nescafé RICH is set to launch on national TV in Canada on May 25 and run through July 19. The brand has a loyal following, and the work is designed to communicate that Nescafé RICH is now available in single serve coffee on demand (SSOD).
The challenge? Visually communicating this shift from instant coffee to single serve pods. WIP created one :60, three :30 and one 15-second spots in which an apartment dweller goes next door to reclaim the single-serve coffeemaker he gave to his neighbor a while back. It’s a rather stilted conversation. They also delivered three 6-second spots that leveraged practical effects in production to show single coffee pods coming out of the already-familiar instant coffee jar to be used on social and across sound-off environments.
“Nescafé RICH’s SSOD will make a lot of people excited to use their single serve coffee maker again,” Talbot said. “Even if it requires an awkward conversation with a neighbor.”
read less...Partner_CCO: Matt Talbot
Associate Creative Director/CW: Josh Shelton
Associate Creative Director/AD: Haley Garyet
Partner_Production: Stafford Bosak
Partner_Account+Strategy: Evan Russack
Partner_Account+Strategy: Alex Guerri
Supervisor_Account+Strategy: Sally Kubancik
Partner_Technology: Harold Jones
Director of Photography - 2nd Unit: Sean McBride
Production Coordinator: Sara Alfaro
Editorial Company: School Editorial
Assistant Editor: David Larocque
Color: Company 3
Colorist: Tim Masick
VFX & Finishing Company: Fort York VFX
Flame Artists: Luke White, Andrew Rolfe
Audio Mix House: Coupe Studios
Audio Engineer & Sound Designer: Greg McRae
Audio Executive Producers: Aaron Lasko & Eric Singer
Music House: JSM Music
President/CEO: Joel Simon
VP/Executive Producer: Jeff Fiorello
V.P. Marketing & Communications: Tracey Cooke
Marketing Director, Nescafé & Starbucks: Carm DaSilva
Senior Marketing Manager, Nescafé: Annette Chan
Marketing & E-Business Manager, Nestlé Canada: Mandy Fok
Assistant Marketing Manager, Nescafé Gold: Parisa Nadimkhah
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