Krispy Kreme, Digital Arts Network & Eleven Create VR

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B&T Magazine
By B&T Magazine



Krispy Kreme, in partnership with Digital Arts Network and Eleven, is taking its customers on a virtual reality journey to launch the iconic doughnut brand’s new range, inspired by the flavours of the cinema.

Following the success of their award winning website and American Classics campaign, Krispy Kreme is advancing further into the digital space with another innovative digital play, widening their platforms for customer interaction and connection.

Doughnut pirates, black holes and a Sarcastic Algorithmic (SAL) computer all feature in ‘Journey to Glazetopia’, Krispy Kreme’s epic sci-fi inspired Virtual Reality 360 film, which celebrates the launch of the limited edition doughnuts.

Co-directed by multi-award winning animation director and composer Evan Viera, who has previously collaborated with Coldplay, and Alan Dickson Founder and Director of Yukfoo Animation, the action-packed film features surround sound and 360 vision of Krispy Kreme doughnuts as many have never seen before.

With the sci-fi genre dominating the box office, it was the perfect theme to hero the doughnuts as the stars of the film and allow customers to immerse themselves in a Krispy Kreme galaxy far far away. Guided by SAL, customers can explore the galactic universe of Glazetopia aboard the Starship Original Glazed – O.G.1. Only in Krispy Kreme’s Gooey Galaxy will you be attacked by retro pink doughnut pirates, gaze upon marshmallow moons and fly through a caramel popcorn asteroid belt.

Customers will be able to experience ‘Journey to Glazetopia’ in full effect with Krispy Kreme giving away a limited edition VR Google cardboard headset when purchasing the new range of doughnuts. 

Russ Tucker, creative director of Digital Arts Network and Eleven says: “Krispy Kreme’s latest doughnut range taps into the flavours of the cinema and we felt that a blockbuster hit for the tastebuds needed a blockbuster movie to go with it”. 

“Together with Krispy Kreme, we wanted to bring to lifethe movie experience that inspired the range so we’ve partnered with Yukfoo and Google Cardboard to create a 360 VR sci-fi adventure, ‘Journey to Glazetopia’”.

The four new doughnuts – Choccy Orange, Cola Fizz, Caramel Popcorn and Choc Top – are inspired by the nostalgia of the cinema candy bar experience. The doughnuts will be available online and in Krispy Kreme stores from 7 March, 2017.

Commenting on the launch, Andrew McGuigan, CEO of Krispy Kreme Australia, says: “We believe we already have the world’s best doughnut. With a campaign like this we have a reason to be relevant in the hearts and minds of our fans beyond what is simply in the box”.

CREDITS

Advertising Agency: Digital Arts Network + TBWA

General Manager of DAN: Liz Harper

Digital ECD: Russ Tucker

Producer: Annabel Jewers

Creative team: David Arns and Stephen Hansen

Account Director: Lauren Britton

Digital Producer: Kris Magadia

Designer: Raz Djamaluddin

Data Planner: Kathryn Claughton

 

PR Agency: Eleven

Managing Director: Roberto Pace

Group Account Director: Fiona Milliken

Account Director: Jade Glashoff

Senior Account Executive: Brenda Chan

 

Production Company: Yukfoo

Directors: Alan Dickson and Evan Viera

Producer: Amy Neave

 

Sound: Sonar Music

Producer: Sophie Haydon

Sound Engineer: Timothy Bridge

 

Media Agency: Sandbox Media

General Manager: Paul Brennan

Head of Digital: Laura Hamod Barnes

 

Krispy Kreme Australia

Marketing Manager: Russell Schulman

Digital Brand Manager: Jack Minchin




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