Tooheys Film NOCTURNAL MIGRATION by @radical.media, BMF Australia

The Film titled NOCTURNAL MIGRATION was done by @radical.media, BMF Australia advertising agencies for Tooheys in Australia. It was released in Jul 2011.

Tooheys: NOCTURNAL MIGRATION

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Released
July 2011
Posted
July 2011
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Credits & Description:

Category: Alcoholic Drinks

Advertiser: LION

Product/Service: TOOHEYS EXTRA DRY

Agency: BMF

Production Company: EXIT FILMS, Melbourne, AUSTRALIA

Chief Creative Officer: Warren Brown

Executive Creative Director: Dylan Taylor/Shane Bradnick

Copywriter: Philip Sicklinger

Art Director: Corinne Goode

Agency Producer: Sue Hind

Account Supervisor: Chris Kay

Producer: Karen Sproul

Director: Garth Davis

Editor: Jack Hutchings

Sound Design/Arrangement: Tone Aston/Karl Richter (Music Licence Negotiator)

Post Production: Alt Vfx

Animation: Alt Vfx

Music: The Prodigy/'Breathe'

Account Manager: Tony Dunseath

Planner: Simon Mccrudden

Production Designer: Guy Treadgold

Special Effects Computer Graphics: Colin Renshaw

Cinematographer: Ellen Kuras

Director Of Photography: Ellen Kuras

EditingCompany: The Butchery

Account Manager: Tony Dunseath

Planner: Simon Mccrudden

Production Designer: Guy Treadgold

Special Effects/Computer Graphics: Colin Renshaw

Cinematographer: Ellen Kuras

Director Of Photography: Ellen Kuras

Editing Company: The Butchery



English Description

Head into the city on a busy Friday or Saturday night and you’ll see that our behavior isn’t too different to that of migratory animals. We never sit at one pub, house party or club. We constantly move like a herd with the group, visiting different watering-holes on our travels as the great migration of the night takes place all over the country.



We showed this nocturnal migration using the Tooheys Extra Dry brand's icon of a stag. But executing the idea was much more than just bringing this icon to life. It was important that people could see themselves in the deer. From heading out for the night, strutting down the street, hitting a busy club or grabbing a kebab at the end of a great evening, these are the ‘human’ moments that resonate with people and connect them to the ad.