Funlab says swap reality shows for reality
The brand behind the likes of Strike Bowling and Holey Moley mini golf encourages Aussies to unsubscribe from mindless streaming platforms and subscribe to IRL lols instead.
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- Production Company Eric Tom & Bruce
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Credits
powered by- Agency DDB/Melbourne
- Production Company Eric Tom & Bruce
- Sound Bang Bang Studios
- Creative Director Giles Watson
Credits
powered by- Agency DDB/Melbourne
- Production Company Eric Tom & Bruce
- Sound Bang Bang Studios
- Creative Director Giles Watson
Funlab describes itself as a leading provider of ‘competitive socialising’, and while that phrase might strike fear into the hearts of many a sofa-based, screen-loving streaming addict, going out is – we suppose – occasionally necessary.
Here at shots, a team of mainly sofa-based, screen-loving streaming addicts, we have to concede that though we might find the sentiments dubious, the film, Real-Life Fun, created by DDB Group Melbourne and produced by Eric, Tom & Bruce, is nonetheless a fun piece of marketing.
At the core of the campaign is a social promotion that rewards people who unsubscribe from the gluttony of streaming services with the chance to win a free Funlab Fun Pass: which gives access to activities such as Holey Moley, Strike Bowling, Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq, and B. Lucky & Sons.
DDB Group Melbourne Creative Director Giles Watson said: “Stop worrying about crackdowns on password sharing and doom scrolling for the next thing to watch, blow up your TV and have some real life fun instead.”