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Kia launches Meet the Extras campaign for Cerato Hatch

Car company Kia has launched a new campaign for the Cerato Hatch that draws attention to the car’s standard extras.

Extras such as iPod connectivity, big boot space and the three-year warranty are personified into characters aiming to illustrate how the features make life easier.

The agency behind the ad was Innocean.

Steve Watt, Kia’s national marketing manager, said:  “The small car segment is the largest single segment in Australia and as such is one of the most competitive. We have a great story to tell here with the Cerato hatch so it was crucial we stood out amongst the clutter”.

Scott Lambert, creative director at Innocean, said: “By personifying the standard features, we have created a fresh take on what is normally a shopping list of boring facts. Director, Nick Ball pulled together a fantastic cast, who individually delivered performances that had us in stitches. This campaign has the legs (literally) to be fun, entertaining and likable for a very long time”.

The campaign is executed across online and TV with a 30 second TVC as well as longer web films.

Credits:

  • Client – Kia Motors Australia
  • National Marketing Manager, Steve Watt
  • Brand and Advertising Manager, Gerrit Walters
  • Agency – Innocean
  • Creative Director, Scott Lambert
  • Copy Writer, Jenny Mak
  • Art Director, Lyndal Kearney
  • Head of Broadcast, Tania Templeton
  • Planning Director,  Kathy O’Connor
  • Group Business Director,  Simon Hornery
  • Business Director,  Janine Allan
  • Head of Digital, Collette Van Rooyen
  • Digital Designer, Julia Quinn
  • Production Company – Finch
  • Director, Nick Ball
  • DOP, Jeremy Rouse
  • Producer, Julianne Shelton
  • Executive Producer, Karen Bryson
  • Editor,  Peter Sciberas
  • Post Production,   Fuel VFX
  • Sound Track and Post, Song Zu
  • Media Planning & Buying – Initiative Media
  • Web Development Partner – Red Lever
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