Carlton MID Men A Little Bit Longer
Carlton MID, the beer for men who want to stay a bit longer, has been given a refreshing treatment with a couple of television commercials recently released in Australia.
The Carlton mid strength beer has been marketed over the years with a range of television ads in which men retreat from the responsibilities of everyday life to their sheds to join with their drinking friends. It’s the beer for intelligent men, who can drink alcohol and yet retain the intelligence to design Bloke Bots. And now we have a new breed of beer drinking heroes with extraordinary powers -- the man who can speak Woman on behalf of his mates, and the Woman Whisperer.
Speaks Woman
Looking for a break from home duties to spend time with the boys? And you need your wife to understand that? You need someone who speaks Woman to tell her you need time out with some special friends to invigorate your soul. Take note -- speaking Woman is as much about body language as about vocabulary.
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Woman Whisperer
Are you going to cause a scene when your wife says it’s time to head off home from the pub? Or are you going to hope the Woman Whisperer turns up?
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The Carlton Mid campaign was developed at Clemenger BBDO Melbourne by executive creative director James McGrath, creative director Ant Keogh, creatives Ant Philips and Richard Williams, and agency producer Sevda Cemo, account management group account director Paul McMillan, account director Phil Baker, account manager Sam Mackisack.
Filming was shot by director Tim Bullock via Prodigy Films, Melbourne, with director of photography Keith Wagstaff, executive producer Jonathan Samway and producer Kate Sawyer.
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How great are these? Saw them on another Australian site the other day.
Fantastic!