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The Lamato Network

Introducing the Lamato Network. The real social, social network. Designed specifically with the 30+ crowd in mind, the Lamato Network’s taken the best components of other more established online social networking sites – Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc. – and enhanced them to their maximum social potential. How? By ultimately encouraging you to get offline in order do these activities in person with those you care about. And what better adult beverage to enjoy these special moments with than the incredibly social Mott’s Clamato Caesar.

Single feature spotlight vignettes released via the online video sharing landscape all lead the audience to Lamato.net where a full tour of the site’s features awaited. Spoofing a wide range of social activities people of all ages now do with great vigour online (sharing photos, reconnecting with lost friends and so on), the video tour for the fake Lamato Network site ultimately revealed itself for what it was. It then directed everybody interested in learning about more genuinely social ideas to the main Mott’s Clamato website for further inspiration.

Advertising Agency: TribalDDB, Toronto, Canada
Creative Director: Dré Labre
Art Director: Frederik Samuel
Copywrter: Travis Sellar
Producer: Pat Elia
Account Manager: Andrew Kinnear
Production Company: Spy Films
Executive Producer: Carlo Trulli
Director: Trevor Cornish
Producer: Peter Oad
Post Production: Soho


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AngelicA said,

June 30, 2008 @ 10:11 am

awesome!!!!!

olivier said,

August 3, 2008 @ 4:14 am

Well awesome TV but weak conept in term of the overall campaign. I am sicerely desappointed by the website design, in terms of copy, bringing a single message like SORRY blah blah blah… so what the creativity ends there. just virals and that‘s it?
the video onsite is far too long. gags should split and after each clicks on the webpage, should appear appropriates jokes answering to the concept.

last but not least, the Motts Clamato, sucks in the art of cheesy adv about alcoholic drinks. why the creative talent ends at the TV ad level? you can remove the link for a lack of consistency in the overall brand communication. Shame cause again another waist of creative ideas ending to the trash.

I feel sorry for all the creative talents involved.

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