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Cadbury Brunch: Raisin


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Cadbury Brunch is launching an integrated campaign, But Actually Tasty. With the help of global agency of record, VCCP and its global content and production studio, Girl&Bear, the campaign has been created to communicate to Brits that they don't have to sacrifice taste when buying cereal and nut bars. When it comes to the snack bar category, most people don’t expect much. They’re used to oat and nut bars looking a bit beige, sounding a bit beige, and - most importantly - tasting a bit beige. However, Cadbury Brunch bars are unabashedly tasty. This subversion of category expectations inspired the new creative platform, But Actually Tasty which focuses on the fact that Cadbury Brunch takes the good but slightly unexciting hero ingredients, like oats and nuts, and makes them actually tasty through the addition of Cadbury chocolate. Three 20” films have been created which all focus on a different hero ingredient for each bar - Oat, Nut & Raisin. The ingredient fills the screen and it slowly falls through the air. A slightly bemused voiceover by actor Sunil Patel reacts to this falling ingredient and questions who actually likes it. The ingredient then falls into a pool of delicious Cadbury chocolate and transforms into a Cadbury Brunch bar that pops into view. The voice over then responds to this enthusiastically. It ends with writing saying Cadbury Brunch. Humor Nuts, but actually tasty. Social and DOOH executions follow a similar format. The creative is dominated by a hero ingredient - an absolutely massive oat, nut or raisin - and copy outlining a well-worn association or belief about the healthy qualities of that ingredient. A Cadbury Brunch bar then replaces the ingredient accompanied by the line But Actually Tasty. Cadbury Brunch. This campaign is also being brought to life in audio through radio assets and a podcast sponsorship. Cadbury is working with the Off Menu podcast, presented by comedians Ed Gamble and James Acaster, and Sh*gged, Married, Annoyed, presented by Rosie & Chris Ramsey. They will dissect the difference between a handful of oats or nuts on their own and a handful of oats or nuts with a layer of Cadbury chocolate.
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Client

MARKETING DIRECTOR: Elise Burditt

MARKETING MANAGER: Declan Duggan

BRAND MANAGER: Maria Jackson

JUNIOR BRAND MANAGER: Ella Jonas

Agency

MANAGING PARTNER: Matt Smith

BUSINESS DIRECTOR: Charlie Griffith

ACCOUNT DIRECTOR: Will Hazelton

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE: Lara Tarabey

PLANNING DIRECTOR: Andy Nicholls

PLANNER: Xanthe Fuller

DESIGN DIRECTOR: Adam Edwards

SENIOR DESIGNER: Matt Montgomery-Taylor

STUDIO MANAGERS: James Perry & Sam Weight

RESOURCE COORDINATOR: Yasmine Moridi

PRODUCTION

POST PRODUCER: Heather Mooney

EDITING COMPANY: Stitch

AUDIO POST-PRODUCTION COMPANY: Jungle Studios

ARTIST MANAGEMENT COMPANY: Swerve

PHOTOGRAPHER: Nancy-Anne

DIGITAL AGENCY: Bernadette

DIGITAL DESIGN DIRECTOR: Gilles Bestley

SENIOR MOTION DESIGNER: Martin Pavlica

SENIOR DIGITAL PRODUCER: Luke Dougherty

MEDIA BUYING AGENCY: Publicis Media

PLANNING MANAGER: Joe Wood

PUBLISHING & AUDIO ACCOUNT DIRECTOR: Kerry Edwards

SOCIAL AGENCY: Elvis Communication

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE: Anna-Laura Banjo

SENIOR ACCOUNT DIRECTOR: Ellie Hicklin

ACCOUNT DIRECTOR: Robyn Lyness

PR AGENCY: Tin Man

FOUNDER: Mandy Sharp

PARTNER: Natalie Neave

PRACTICE DIRECTOR: Leanne Bertolone

SENIOR ACCOUNT DIRECTOR: Amelia Higson

CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Paul Valentine

CREATIVE: Charla Maclean

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