Visit Victoria brings Melbourne to life with ‘A Twist at Every Turn’ via Clemenger, Melbourne
Visit Victoria and Clemenger BBDO Melbourne have today launched the latest brand platform for Melbourne, ‘A Twist at Every Turn’, showcasing the depth and breadth of Melbourne’s diverse cultural experiences.
Marking the city’s first campaign since 2011, the ‘A Twist at Every Turn’ platform aims to bring to life Melbourne as a city that is defined by its sense of discovery and immersive nature.
‘A Twist at every Turn’ showcases how the city can change in the blink of an eye and the interconnected nature of the best Melbourne has to offer from the culinary and the curious to sporting and inspiring. This in turn creates the excitement and intensity and at times, the challenges, that is so defining of Melbourne.
The campaign launches with a film that brings the city to life using different film genres, and, just like the city, each scene transforms in tone from romantic, to artistic, to sporty through to playful, encapsulated through a stylistic treatment using various film genres to set the mood and tone.
Says Peter Bingeman, CEO, Visit Victoria: “This campaign reflects how visitors experience Melbourne’s many personas – serious, playful, quiet, dramatic, and full to the brim of cultural and sporting heroics. Every visit yields something new, different, exciting and unexpected.”
In addition to the film, a digital platform has been developed that encourages the audience to explore Melbourne by twisting and turning their smartphone to navigate their way through the various scenes and locations presented in the film, with each twist and turn serving a deeper exploration of Melbourne’s distinctive experiences, demonstrating the adventure that lies around every corner in the city.
Says James McGrath, creative chairman, Clemenger BBDO Melbourne: “It’s a very rare privilege to communicate about the very nature of the city you are culturally so connected to. While so many destinations are renowned for how they appear, importantly, the many effects Melbourne has on those who experience it are proudly at the heart of this campaign.”
The campaign launches on Sunday, 29 October across TV, cinema, online video, digital display, social, outdoor and a partnership with Virgin Australia.
You can view the launch film and interactive experience at www.visitmelbourne.com/twist from Sunday, 29 October.
Client: Visit Victoria
CEO, Peter Bingeman
General Manager, Consumer Markets, Nicki Kenyon
Head of Domestic Markets, Nicole Bradley
Advertising Manager, Fiona Ive
Interstate Brand Campaign Manager, Daniel Bese
Creative: Clemenger BBDO Melbourne
Production company: Revolver / Will O’Rourke
Director: Gary Freedman
Edit: The Butchery
Editor: Jack Hutchings
Online Edit: The Refinery
Editor: Eugene Richards
Sound House: Flagstaff / Sound Lounge
Music: Level Two Music/Gaga Music – Harry James Angus
15 Comments
You turned The Get Down into a bad ad
what the
I love it! But I am mad for a musical. Showcases the city’s many sides. Embrace!
Holy shit are we still actually making good TV in Australia? Can’t remember the last time I saw any but this is quality, feels international rather than some cheap ugly thing or a dumbed down local blokey broad piece of crap which is what usually gets served up. Good to see something decent for a change, shows what a real director with a half decent concept and I’m assuming budget, can do. More please.
Clems Melbourne setting the standard again.
Best TV we’ve seen for a while. Classy.
This is depressingly awful. And boring.
This is… different. But you know what, it’s working for me. I like it and I love that it feels fresh and a little bit brave. Good work to all involved.
With everything shot so tight…you could be anywhere.
@Why I have to ask you the same question.
Why do you find this depressingly awful. And boring?
Why even comment?
Tough brief, world class response, there’s clems then the rest.
I had forgotten Aussie agencies could do world class craft. Nice to be reminded it’s possible I this day and age!
So, Melbourne has lots of stuff! Wow!
And some of it’s stuff is just like the stuff that bigger, cooler cites have.
Like stuff they have in NYC, and stuff they have in Paris, and stuff they have in Berlin. So it kinda looks like any city in the world with stuff.
Execution is fine, a bit ‘Crown Casino’ but fine.
But the insight and idea are pretty lame.
beautiful stuff. Class.
Isn’t this just absolutely generic?Jeez people this could be for any one of a hundred cities in the world.
Should’ve been an ad for fedoras