Tippex Shoot the Bear

Tipp-Ex®, BIC Europe‘s brand of correcting fluid, has launched an interactive advertising campaign on YouTube. A hunter is placed face to face with a wild bear, with viewers asked to choose the ending using the Tipp-ex corrector. Over fifty hilarious endings are provided, including “Hug the Bear”, “Sweep the Bear”, “Roll the Bear”, “Kiss the Bear”, “Screw the Bear”, “Kick the Bear”. Two videos are prepared for suggestions that haven’t been filmed. The campaign is logically signed: Tipp-Ex®, white and rewrite. NSFW warning relates to language.

Tippex Shoot the Bear video


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Credits

The Shoot the Bear campaign was developed at Buzzman, Paris, by creative director Georges Mohammed-Chérif, general manager Thomas Granger, copywriter Tristan Daltroff, art director Louis Audard, project managers Bastien Chanot, Antoine Ferrari, TV producer Elodie Jonquille, digital production manager Mélanie Rohat-Meheust, community managers Xavier Le Boullenger and Nicolas Mirguet.

Filming was shot by director Olivier Bennoun via Elegangz, Paris, with producer Willy Morence.

Web production was done at Grouek.

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Location France (France)

8 Responses to Tippex Shoot the Bear

  1. Fred says:

    I really enjoyed it. Very creative.
    Besides the amazing amount of views, we tracked the campaign in the past few days! Here’s how it performed: http://bit.ly/tippexcampaign

  2. adam says:

    such bad production though, what a pity. i cant watch it too much the voices especially bother me.

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