Cravendale is set to return to British screens this spring with a new brand campaign, paying tribute to the most dedicated of milk drinkers.

The ad seeks to maximise the brand’s exposure amongst consumers and remind milk drinkers of the pure and fresh taste of Cravendale milk, which is never better appreciated than when enjoyed on its own.

The campaign launched in the UK with a 30” TV spot on Saturday 9th May during Britain’s Got Talent on ITV, and aims to cement Cravendale’s reputation as “the milk drinker's milk.”

Created by acclaimed directing collective CANADA through CANADA London / Riff Raff, the film introduces viewers to a cool, slightly mysterious character showing his love for Cravendale. This milk drinker is never seen without a glass of the white stuff in his hand, whether he’s riding a mechanical bull or throwing shapes on the dancefloor.

Shot in a movie trailer inspired visual style, the mustachioed milk drinker’s tale is told through a montage of scenarios that show his unfailing dedication to his trusty, ice-cold glass of Cravendale.

The ad seeks to maximise the brand’s exposure amongst consumers and remind milk drinkers of the pure and fresh taste of Cravendale milk, which is never better appreciated than when enjoyed on its own.

Claire Mackintosh, Cravendale Brand Manager at Arla Foods, comments, “We’re excited about the launch of our Milk Drinker’s Milk campaign and can’t wait to see the reaction from Cravendale fans. Both the ATL creative and in-store glass promotion will work hard to showcase the premium quality of Cravendale milk and encourage milk drinkers up and down the country to choose Cravendale as their milk of choice”

Thom Whitaker, creative at Wieden+Kennedy London says, “It’s unusual to see a grown man drink milk, so that’s why we created The Milk Drinker – a man who’s not afraid to make a statement, especially if that statement comes in the form of a long, cold glass of Cravendale.”

A new UK and European campaign created by Wieden+Kennedy London launched on 1st May to support the arrival of the 2015 Civic range, which includes the adventurous Tourer, the stylish Sport and the powerful Civic Type R. The driving experience is the most important factor for Honda and the newly updated 2015 Civic family perfectly embodies this philosophy.

The campaign brings Honda’s philosophy to life in a hyper realistic world, suspending the cars and their surroundings in a state of near-arrested motion and setting the stage for Honda engineers to put their expertise to work. Revolving around three thrilling driving experiences, the engineers carefully manipulate the environment to create a maximum feeling of joy.  From positioning individual beads of water with precision behind the car, to gently adjusting a bird’s flight, no detail of the perfect moment is overlooked.

The campaign is led by a 60” TV spot directed by Johnny Hardstaff with VFX by MPC. The film is accompanied by three 20” spots, each concentrating on one of the three new Civic models, and an accompanying print campaign.
Jemma Jones, Senior Marketing Communications Manager, Honda Motor Europe said, “This campaign is yet another example of how Honda likes to engage and inspire our consumers.  Our focus is very much to communicate in a manner which is innovative, imaginative and exciting.  From my perspective, I am delighted how we have created something which achieves these aims and hopefully becomes highly  memorable in consumers minds.”

Scott Dungate, Creative Director at W+K London said, “A lot of painstaking engineering goes into designing a car at Honda. They obsess over everything, from the wing mirrors to wireless connectivity. We wanted to show how this attention detail paid off ultimately for the driver, in an exhilarating driving moment.”Johnny Hardstaff said, “Wieden+Kennedy and Honda have a history of creating interesting work together, constantly moving the visual language along into ever more progressive territory.  This new work is about the playfulness and the sheer craft that goes into creating not just the car but the driving sensation itself.  This is about performance.  This is a new direction.  I feel very flattered to have been a part of that.”