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The Rice Krispies Imaginarium
Experiential agency Everybody Engage put the Snap Crackle and Pop into breakfast time for a new generation on Monday morning, at Ripley’s Believe It Or Not in Piccadilly Circus.
Magic FM gave the company a broad brief on behalf of client Kellogg’s, to box clever with Rice Krispies and wow five young families with Britain’s noisiest breakfast cereal.
Having settled on the venue, Everybody Engage developed a plot around eccentric Professor Krispies who introduced himself to the competition-winning youngsters and their parents while he served them their breakfast, with big spoon from a huge, branded bowl.
Engaged to help the Professor discover exactly what gives Rice Krispies its Snap, Crackle and Pop, the families moved upstairs into the Rice Krispies Imaginarium. There, after a short, themed magic show, they set about activities to solve the riddle, from making Krispie treats to creative story telling, all presented in big boxes. And their attention never wandered, the true test of an event for under-10s.
Ashleigh Diamond, Creative Solutions Project Manager at Magic FM, comments: “We’ve worked with Everybody Engage before. Their ingenuity and attention to detail drew us straight back for this project and again it went beyond our wildest expectations. The ideas, the execution and the attention to detail were truly outstanding.”
Sarah O’Brien, European Brand Manager for Kellogg’s, said: “Everybody Engage really understood what would get the kids, and adults, excited, as well as staying absolutely true to the Rice Krispies brand credentials and messaging.
“We created the Imaginarium experience all based around boxes to encourage children and their parents to use their imaginations in a fun, creative way and to show that happiness, as well as Snap, Crackle and Pop can come from a box" Said Steven Moffett, MD of Everybody Engage.
One Festival First For Bauer Media And The O2
Experiential agency Everybody Engage stretched The O2 canvas with a festival feel to bring Bauer Media’s magazine, digital and radio awards together for the first time.
Bauer wanted the event at a world-renown venue and The O2 is one of very few with four distinct public spaces, for a reception, two awards programmes and an after party.
Managing Director at Everybody Engage, Steven Moffett, put music, tipis, flags, festival furniture, bars and a fleet of food trucks into the Live Quarter, a meeting and eating point for Bauer’s 2,000 employees, with stages either side for the ceremonies.
After snacks and drinks, festivalgoers were split between the magazine/digital awards and the radio awards. Winners declared, it was on to the party, at Building Six, The O2’s standalone club with incredible performances from Neon Jungle, Ashley Roberts, John Martin, Neil Bentley and Miss Dusty-O.
Steven Moffett, said: “Until now, Bauer’s awards have been held independently, in hotels, so the brief this time was to create a feeling of togetherness, a ‘One’ theme, and a festival was the perfect summer setting.”
Karen Yates, Bauer’s Awards Event Manager, said: “Everybody Engage isn’t like any other event agency. The ideas, commitment and delivery were truly game-changing and feedback from all our departments has been phenomenal.”
Steve Parkinson, Managing Director at Bauer Radio London comments: “The level of detail and care Everybody Engage took, across the board, was above and beyond the high standards we have come to expect. Steven and his team were genuinely awesome.”
UK-based Bauer Media is a multi-platform group, which incorporates brands including Absolute Radio, 4Music, Kiss 100, Grazia, Closer and FHM.
Lipton Ice Tea & Kiss 100- April 19th-20th 2014
To celebrate Lipton Ice Tea’s new bottle branding and raise awareness, Lipton Ice Tea teamed up with Kiss FM UK and Everybody Engage to produce an IBIZA on wheels concept traveling around London and handing out ice cold bottles of Lipton Ice Tea!
We were briefed by Kiss 100, OMD and Talon to bring the campaign to life.
Everybody Engage produced a 30ft long IBIZA party vehicle with live ‘in the mix’ Kiss FM’s Kisstory DJ Melvyn Francis.
Performers, dancers, palm trees and a bright yellow beach hut filled with products and prizes, turning heads all over London!
We visited Lipton Ice Tea’s phone boxes that were shaped like the new bottles and those who answered a ringing phone box stood the chance of winning Kisstory tickets or a holiday to Ibiza!
Throughout the day we handed out spot prizes to the unsuspecting public and handed out 12,000 Lipton Ice tea bottles; it certainly was a refreshingly cool Easter bank holiday with a fruity twist.
The video was posted on Lipton Ice Tea’s Facebook, reaching over 10,000 likes and 1,000 shares!
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The Kill Your Darlings Quotes
In a guerilla campaign which complimented the Cut-Up art exhibition we produced a series of signs that initially took like traffic signs.
Upon closer inspection the signs are quotations by Allen Ginsberg, William S. Burroughs and Jack Kerouac, the signs appeared in cities across the UK and gave people a piece of beat poetry where they would least expect it, alongside this, the campaign acted as a driver to the films social media channels ahead of the film's UK release on December 6th.
The KYD Cut-Up Art Exhibition -21st, 22nd, 23rd November 2013
Taking inspiration from the film itself we created The KYD Cut-Up Art Exhibition.
Via a Facebook call to action we asked creative’s from around the UK to figuratively kill their creative darlings and in the process make new and completely original pieces of art. The best 23 were selected for inclusion in this first of it’s kind projected art exhibition, engaging Londoners and offering free tickets to the film via a Twitter hash tag.
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Daniel Radcliffe talks about the KYD Cut-Up Exhibition on ITV London Tonight on Thursday 21 November 2013
The Projected art exhibition consisted of 23 'Cut-Up' artworks selected via a Facebook call to action. The exhibition travelled the capital over three evenings to promote Daniel's new film Kill Your Darlings and was seen by thousands of Londoners.
‘From Here To Eternity’ – Magic 105.4 Hawaiian Photo Backdrop
In Partnership with Magic 105.4, Coco Face coconut water and The Hawaiian Tourist Authority, we took to the streets of the Capital with a branded vehicle and gave Londoners a taste of Hawaii. Over ten days we encouraged people to have their photograph taken in front of the Hawaiian inspired back-drop and to share their pictures via Twitter to win tickets to the show and an all expenses paid holiday to Hawaii.
Everyone taking part was given a free Coco Face coconut and a flower lai. The initiative was supported by a two week on air promotion on Magic 105.4
‘From Here To Eternity’ Lei Day
To promote the world premiere of Sir Tim Rice’s new musical ‘From Here To Eternity’, we handed out 20,000 branded flower Lei’s to Londoners in one amazing day.
With the help from our ukulele playing cast of Hawaiian themed girls and army inspired men we delivered Lei’s to key press with our morning media drops, travelled by bus, tube and road getting the word out about the show in a way that brought a smile to faces of everyone. A branded tag on each Lei also gave people the opportunity of winning tickets to the show via twitter.
To round off our Lei Day we thought it would be great fun to give that nights audience of the show a big surprise and so we gave the entire audience a flower Lai, much to everyone’s to delight.
The Nova Awards for Lowe and Partners - September 5th 2013
We had the great pleasure of producing The 2013 Nova Awards, working closely with Lowe and Partners & Central St Martins.
The Nova Awards, which is now in its third year, acknowledges groundbreaking work from the students at Central Saint Martins as well as the most creative and transcending work to emerge from within the network.
The winners were revealed at an exhibition and ceremony at London’s Royal Society of Arts, hosted by Lowe and Partners Chairman Tony Wright with guest award presenters Keith Weed, Unilever's chief marketing officer, Contaigious magazine co-founder Paul Kemp-Roberston and President of Lowe and Partners Global Creative Council, Jose Miguel Sokoloff.
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Project Colour - 16th July 2013
Working closely with DLKW Lowe an advertising agency based in Chelsea, we helped realise Project Colour.
On the 16th July children from Ashburnham Community School were able to colour in, draw on and add clip art to an illustrated outline of The World’s End Estate where many of the children live.
The Children had the opportunity to draw straight onto a huge digital billboard overlooking their school. This was achieved via Project Colour, a bespoke app installed on iPads, which we set up in their playground. Photographs of their work in situ are to be used to create posters for the school notice boards and hallways and each child also received a poster of their artwork to take home.
Project Colour was founded on the belief that creativity is immensely powerful and once a person learns to think creatively, no problem is impossible and the confidence this gives is immeasurable.
We also believe that everyone can be creative, especially children, we wanted to celebrate this with children at the school, letting them show us how creative they are. We wanted them to show us how they see their world. Confident in the fact that it will be brighter than the way we adults see it.
And we believe this experience will inspire them to hold on to that creativity. After all, our formative years help model who we become in the future.