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Created: 09/22/09
Last Edited: 12/04/12
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This is a global project for the launching of the new Rexona Men Absolute protection. The execution of this campaign took 14 months and spent almost 7 million dollars. It involved vendors and clients in almost a dozen countries. It was seen in more than 30 countries. Rexona is the biggest selling deodorant brand, and it's known also as Degree (US), Shield (AUS) and Sure (UK).
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Keke Toledo, Steve Lundberg, Fernanda Romano, Jill Meschino, Mark Wnek, Matthijs van Heijningen
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  •  - This is a global campaign for the new Rexona Men Absolute Protection.
     - It took more than a year of work.
     - It included several vendors and spent more than US$ 5 million only in execution.
     - We created every concept from scratch.
     - It includes 5 TV spots, several print ads,a significant interactive effort, OOH and
    lots of viral content.

    TV

  • Matthijs van Heijningen was the director and thepost production was made by The Mill - L.A.















  • PRINT & OOH

  • HEADLINE: God created the armpit. We are fixing his mistake with science.



  • HEADLINE: If you don't appreciate a deodorant with high thermal stability, talk to an eskimo's wife.



  • HEADLINE: No humanoids were actually harmed in testing this product for adrenaline response.



  • HEADLINE: If you think a deodorant that works at zero gravity is useless, you obviously never sniffed an astronaut's armpit.




  • CONTENT

  • This series of 4 videos shows the supposed casting sessions for the campaign. It was seeded via youtube and other P2P video social networks. Here a war robot believes he was born to become a star.



  • It seems this poor droid doesn't have enough processing power to make it to Hollywood.



  • This cocky Boy Band Bot believes he's a gift of technology to the World.




  • This nice robot likes to be called Ed. And he sure deserves it. See how this robot got the role that changed his career.



  • This short movie was seeded before the campaign launched making it looks like there could be a real jet pack being tested by a major car maker.



  • This short clip supposedly showed Ed, the campaign protagonist, playing Wii Fit. It was made as an answer to the popular video "why every man should giver her girlfriend a Wii Fit".
  • WEBSITES

    Visit FULL SITE: www.futurereadyprotection.com



  • CREATING THE FUTURE - A MAKING OF
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