Saatchi & Saatchi has launched new work with Fridge Raiders celebrating all of the busy, on the go doers who ‘Get The Day Done’ – with a little snacking support along the way, of course. Looking at the broader role that Fridge Raiders, a Pilgrim’s Food Masters brand, plays in busy people’s lives, the work shows how the real chicken snacks are synonymous with doing more.
The integrated campaign, launching today, leads with a film that opens to the less-than-appealing aftermath of a summer festival. Litter and debris stretches as far as the eye can see, while thunder clouds storm ominously overhead. Three festival workers survey the scene: tired and a little worse for wear, one of the three starts to literally sink into himself at the prospect of the clear up. Thankfully, there’s Fridge Raiders on hand and, snacks sorted and sun now shining, they’re ready to get the day done and get to work.
Going live across TV and VOD, the campaign also features OOH and social executions, acknowledging those familiar moments where a quick snack makes all the difference – “when you think it’s Friday but it’s actually Wednesday”, and you need to “work hard, snack harder”.
The work builds on the insight that in our busy, always-on lives, consumers need their snacks to work harder. They need something quick, on-the-go, filling and nutritious that will keep them fuelled for longer – and, as a substantial snack made from real chicken, Fridge Raiders are perfect for anyone in ‘do’ mode.
Chris Doe, UK Marketing and Innovation Director at Pilgrim’s Food Masters says, “The campaign idea was born from the insight that modern consumers’ lives are incredibly demanding and they look to snacks to enable them to overcome the daily challenges we all face and ‘get the day done’. As a brand, we’re focused on giving consumers a reason to choose us over other snacks, by communicating the positive benefits of our protein-rich products’. ‘We’re excited for the future of Fridge Raiders, as we continue to invite more consumers to try our delicious snacks of substance,”
Franki Goodwin, Chief Creative Officer, Saatchi & Saatchi says, “That feeling when you need to write a quote for the release of your favourite chicken snack brand. You don’t want to do it… it’s exhausting… your head retracts into your body. No. It’s too much. I can’t… until the aforementioned chicken snack gives you the boost you need to get it done! Magic.”
Campaign credits
- CAMPAIGN TITLE: Get The Day Done
- CLIENT: Pilgrim’s Food Masters
AGENCY: Saatchi & Saatchi London
- CCO: Franki Goodwin
- EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Paddy Fraser
- CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Michael Thomason
- COPYWRITER: Katy Stanage, Joseph Arnold, Seb Howling
- ART DIRECTOR: Alice Marani, Chihiro Sato, Andrea Locci
- AGENCY PRODUCER: Josephine Roloff
- DESIGNER: Maarit Koobas
- EXECUTIVE STRATEGY DIRECTOR: Sam Wise
- PLANNING DIRECTOR: Polly Goodman
- MANAGING PARTNER: Humphrey Taylor
- ACCOUNT DIRECTOR: Joe Dowson
- SENIOR ACCOUNT MANAGER: Tamara Sirandula
- MEDIA BUYING AGENCY: Densu
- MEDIA PLANNER: Ciara Duffy, Jolene Timlin, JulieAnn Nolan
PRODUCTION COMPANY: Stink Films
- DIRECTOR: Felix Brady
- PROD CO EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Solana Keenan
- PROD CO PRODUCER: Andrew Rawson
EDITING COMPANY: Trim Editing
- EDITOR: Liv Ay
- POST PRODUCER: Tatyana Alexandrl
POST-PRODUCTION COMPANY: The Mill
- Creative Director: Tom Luff
- 2D Lead: Matt Mcdougal
- DMP Lead: Yit Sanalan
- Senior Producer: Chloe Ensor
- Production Assistant: Ellie Georgiou
GRADE:
- COLOURIST: Alex Gregory
- EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Charlie Morris
SOUND STUDIO: Factory Studios
- SOUND ENGINEER: Dan Beckwith
- SOUND PRODUCER: Beth Massey
MUSIC: Luke Hester
- COMPOSER: Luke Hester
- PRODUCER: Flossie Catling
Source: Saatchi & Saatchi
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