Twix Film, Digital Flat Top by BBDO New York

The Film titled Flat Top was done by BBDO New York advertising agency for subbrand: Twix Bites (brand: Twix) in United States. It was released in Mar 2015.

Twix: Flat Top

Brand
Released
March 2015
Posted
March 2015
Industry

Awards:

D&AD Awards 2015
Film AdvertisingTV Commercial CampaignsWood Pencil
Cannes Lions, 2015
FILMTV & CINEMA FILM: SWEET FOODS & SNACKSBRONZE - CAMPAIGN
One Show 2015
FilmConsumer Television / :20 & Under - CampaignGold Pencil
FilmConsumer Television / Under $80K Budget - CampaignSilver Pencil
FAB Awards, 2015
TV & Cinema Advertising,Confectionery & SnacksFAB Award
Clio Awards 2015
FilmProduct/Service: Commercials (under thirty [30] seconds)Bronze
ADC Awards, 2015
AdvertisingTV/ FILM - TELEVISION SMALL BUDGETBronze
LIA (London International Awards), 2015
TV/Cinema/Online FilmCampaignBronze Winner
TV/Cinema/Online FilmHumourBronze Winner
Cristal Festival, 2015
FilmFoodEmerald (Bronze)

Credits & Description:

Title: #TBT TV Campaign
Agency BBDO New York
Client Mars Chocolate North America
Agency Producer Patrick Smith
Art Director Justin Bilicki
Associate Creative Director Justin Bilicki Matt Herr
Chief Creative Officer David Lubars Greg Hahn
Copywriter Matt Herr
Director Jun Diaz
Director of Integrated Production David Rolfe
Director of PhotographyJohn Barr
Editor Robert Ryang
Editorial Producer Zarina Mak
Executive Creative Director Gianfranco Arena Peter Kain
Executive Producer
Alex Gianni
Amy Wertheimer
Lisa Rich
Producer Alex Waite
Sound Engineer Evan Mangiamele
Advertising Agency BBDO New York
Editing P.S. 260
Production Company Smuggler
Visual Effects Company Eight VFX
Account Handler
Aparna Joshi
Ashley Gill
Lisa Piliguian
Phil Brolly
Susannah Keller
Planner Crystal Rix Alaina Crystal
Description of the Project:
In 2014, Twix finally released a bite-sized version of their famous Twix bar. Unfortunately, they were three years behind their biggest competitor, Hershey’s, and their bite-sized chocolate bar.
This late arrival to market inspired our theme line: Bite-sized Twix are such a great idea. Why didn’t they think of them years ago?
So we created a campaign that looked back to Twix’s fictional past to provide some humorous explanations as to why they didn’t introduce Twix Bites sooner.