NY Lotto Sweet Million Sweeter Than Sweet

NY Lottery have been promoting their Sweet Million jackpot with a television and online advertising campaign trading innocent sweetness for lucrative sweetness.

Sweet Million Animals

Sleepy Time

The spot opens on a slumber party of puppies, kittens, piglets and chickens frolicking in their tiny pajamas. Tucked away in their mini sleeping bags, the baby animals doze off on a cloud of adorability. Suddenly, a giant neon signs crashes down on their roof and announces “Sweet Million is sweeter than sweet. Which is sweet.”

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Carnival Bunnies

Rabbits at the fair. How much sweeter could you get?

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The Sweet Million site invites visitors to watch the drawing of the Sweet Million lottery with support from sweet animals, make their own sweetscape and share it with the public.

Credits

The Sweet Million Sweeter Than Sweet campaign was developed at DDB New York by chief creative officer Eric Silver, creative directors Gerard Caputo and Reuben Hower and agency producer Jason Way.

Filming was shot by director Randy Krallman via Smuggler, with producer Ed Zazzera.

VFX were produced at Framestore, New York. Flame artist Raul Ortego took the live action plates of the cute critters and added extra sweetness by digitally inserting animal expressions. Framestore’s compositing team also created the end treatment in post production from a real neon sign model.

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2 Responses to NY Lotto Sweet Million Sweeter Than Sweet

  1. Geoff Baker says:

    very cute

  2. Deux Doppel says:

    Sweet and memorable.

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