Suzuki celebrates its differences
Embracing the fun factor, this new spot for Suzuki celebrates simplicity and deftly avoids winding mountain roads.
Credits
powered by- Agency iris Worldwide/London
- Production Company Merman
- Director Olly Williams
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Credits
powered by- Agency iris Worldwide/London
- Production Company Merman
- Director Olly Williams
- Editing Stitch
- Post Production Black Kite Studios
- Sound String and Tins
- Producer Hannah Cooper
- DP Alex Barber
- Editor Leo King
- Colorist Tom Mangham
- VFX Supervisor/Lead Compositor Paul Wilmot
- Sound Culum Simpson
- Sound Adam Smyth
- Associate Creative Director Jonathan Wedlake
- Associate Creative Director Matthew Carter
- Creative Director Ross Taylor
- Senior Producer Emily Hendrey
Credits
powered by- Agency iris Worldwide/London
- Production Company Merman
- Director Olly Williams
- Editing Stitch
- Post Production Black Kite Studios
- Sound String and Tins
- Producer Hannah Cooper
- DP Alex Barber
- Editor Leo King
- Colorist Tom Mangham
- VFX Supervisor/Lead Compositor Paul Wilmot
- Sound Culum Simpson
- Sound Adam Smyth
- Associate Creative Director Jonathan Wedlake
- Associate Creative Director Matthew Carter
- Creative Director Ross Taylor
- Senior Producer Emily Hendrey
Suzuki UK has launched a new campaign that celebrates the perception its cars are different from everything else on the market.
Created by Iris and directed by Olly Williams through Merman, the campaign is called Good Different and pitches Suzuki as the fun and friendly outlier, breaking category conventions by simplifying the over-complicated and giving customers what they need.
Playing into the fact that Suzuki is a bit of an unknown, the 30-second spot brings to life some fun tongue in cheek folklore around the brand and what makes them 'good different', from a choir creating the sound of the car horn, to grandmas knitting car-cardigans.
Director Olly Williams meticulously created 3D models of all the sets, which were then constructed for real to be shot in-camera. “The very nature of the idea meant that we could only execute this idea in a way that breaks category convention," said Ross Taylor, Creative Director at Iris. "And, let's face it, the world doesn’t need another car advert driving through a city or a winding mountain road. Needless to say, it was one of the most fun and creative projects to work on, the way it should be, every time."