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| LifeStyles
Condoms - Condoms
for Cigarettes |
The
challenge was to get news coverage for LifeStyles
condoms in the super conservative American media.
dreamcoat decided to focus our effort
on Spring Break a time when college students
go to beach resorts and party.
The
creative process involved having to work out
what the media would cover given that some
of their viewing audience is worried about
Spring Break sexual antics and others in the
audience want to see the pretty people and
the partying!
The
solution was to try to replace the negative
health message of cigarettes with a positive
health message for Spring Break
LifeStyles
Condoms. By simply buying out one nightclubs
supply of cigarettes and making a deal that
they would not stock cigarettes for Spring
Break and instead supply Spring Breakers with
condoms, we were able to create a national
television and print news story.
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LifeStyles
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| LifeStyles
Condoms
- Penis Size Survey |
The
brief was to really stand out at Spring Break
in Cancun and get college kids talking about
LifeStyles Condoms.
dreamcoat did so much more
by creating the LifeStyles Condoms Penis Size
Survey concept, where qualified nurses under
the supervision of a doctor, measured the erections
of volunteer college guys in Cancun on Spring
Break.
300
men were successfully measured in the private
booths at the Dady Rock nightclub, making
this the largest ever medical survey of it’s
kind. It was the talk of Cancun and back in mainland USA it was picked
up by Good Morning America, Late Night with
Conan O’Brien, Politically Incorrect with
Bill Maher, as well as hundreds of radio discussions
and interviews, plus print articles in newspapers
and magazines around the world.
Oh,
and for those interested, you can link to
our creative media release here.
To
view media release, select here.
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| CUSeeMe
Networks |
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technology and the Internet is an area that interests
dreamcoat and this client, based
in Nashua, New Hampshire is a double bonus for
us. Serviced
from our dreamcoat New York office,
CUseeMe Networks is at the forefront of video
and voice communications on the Internet. Our
work saw them featured on Power Lunch, Digital
Jam, Bloomberg and the N.E.W. Show during their
May, 2000 launch - not to mention articles in
Popular Science and Access Magazine - two of
the largest circulating technology magazines
in the USA. Videochat rooms, video conferencing
and live e-commerce video service centers are
the next big thing on the Internet.
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| He
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dreamcoat
was brought in after the play had been launched
Off-Off-Broadway two months previously without
gaining any significant media coverage. The
challenge was to gain awareness for the name
of the play with hundreds of competing shows
all over New York. dreamcoat looked for
a concept that would break out of the traditional
theatre coverage and into the news.
The
play was about a shared-house environment and
making news was Gizmo the kitten and a subway
performer that had been jailed in
New York.
We
decided there and then to try and cast Gizmo
in the play as the house cat. The subway performer
had disappeared so suddenly our story became
a search for Gizmo AND then when the kitten
was not found we pitched a Cat Casting
Call, which in a typical dreamcoat
twist ended up with the role of the cat in the
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| A
Taste of Australia |
Created
by dreamcoat in 2002, A TASTE OF AUSTRALIA
takes the very best of Australia and presents
it to the elite and powerful players in the New
York food, wine and travel industries at an invitation
only lunch.
The
secret to the success of the concept is we team
three super stars of Australian food and wine.
Together they present and promote Australian
products to our invitation only attendees, achieving
imaging benefits for Australia, fantastic media
coverage AND sales for sponsors.
Beyond
media coverage in Australia, A TASTE OF AUSTRALIA
has generated numerous food segments on the
NBC Today Show and NBC Weekend Today Show, Fox
& Friends on the National FOX Network and
an hour long special on Australian food, wine
and travel on the Martha Stewart Living TV show,
which is repeated at least once a year.
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Today
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dreamcoat
also completely produces A TASTE OF AUSTRALIA
as an event including chef recruitment, sponsorship,
invitations, attendee management and networking.
The
VIP attendees include editors from all the major
food, wine and travel magazines, producers and
executive producers from lifestyle television
shows, owners of major premium quality restaurants,
chefs, sommeliers, gourmet retail buyers etc.
It is the whos who of the American gourmet
food, wine and travel industry.
The
event has been so successful in attracting the
key food, wine and travel decision makers that
A TASTE OF AUSTRALIA will also be held
in San Francisco before New York in 2004.
Sponsors
include Beringer Blass, Meat & Livestock Australia,
Buderim Ginger, King Island Cheese, Water Wheel
Crackers, Austrade and the National Food Industry
Strategy.
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| World
Wrestling Federation |
The
WWF in Australia had a major exposure problem.
There was no free-to-air TV for their shows, cable
networks in Australia have low penetration and
the WWF TV shows were being programmed erratically
on cable.
dreamcoat
was briefed and within months the weight of
media coverage from magazines, to TV and newspaper
created the hype that was needed. Now the WWF
Superstars program was on Free-To-Air TV, cable
TV had programmed RAW, Smackdown and Heat in
regular timeslots, Pay Per Views attracted strong
audiences and merchandise sales skyrocketed.
The WWF brand was now re-launched.
In
June, 2000 dreamcoat was also
retained in the USA to re-launch WWF.com.
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