Pringles For Keepy Uppy Footballers

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Pringles For Keepy Uppy Footballers

Pringles, the potato crisps produced by Procter & Gamble, is being promoted in an online competition connected with a television commercial featuring soccer players from around the world. Launched in time for the FIFA World Cup 2006, the campaign focuses on the cylindrical tin in which Pringles are packed.

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Roberto Carlos walks into an underground carpark, car keys in one hand, a tin of Pringles in the other. Another player calls to Carlos to pass the Pringles. He drops the can onto his foot, juggles it and passes it. Over the next twenty seconds the tin is passed to Steven Gerrard, Francesco Totti, Freddie Ljungberg, Robbie Keane, Djibril Cisse, Gerald Asamoah, Arjen Robben, Junichi Inamoto and Ahn Jung-Hwan. The tin is passed out of the building and onto the street.

The voiceover invites players to compete for a chance to join the Pringles Dream Team for two days, by buying a tin of Pringles and visiting the web site, www.pringleskeepyuppy.com.

Credits

Roberto Carlos juggles a Pringles can The Pringles Keepy Uppy television campaign was created at Grey, by copy writer Howard Fretton, art director Mike Sands and agency producer James Colvill.

Director Michael Williams worked with producer John Brocklehurst at The Mob, London. Film editor was Art Jones.

Post production was done at Rushes, London, whose team included producer Danny Jones, Marcus Timpson (Spirit), Brian Carbin and Paul Wratten (Fire), Omar Akkari (Flame), George Barbour and Lee Tibbetts (3D).

This entry was posted by Duncan on Tuesday, June 13th, 2006 at 8:28 pm and is filed under Inspiration, TV Ads. You can follow any responses to this entry through the comments feed. You can provide your rating, leave a response, or trackback from your own site.