For the love of meat… beef + lamb come together in new campaign for MLA via The Precinct
Australian beef and lamb have joined forces for the first time in a new push to drive consumption for the start of Summer. In a new marketing campaign released today by Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) and created and produced by The Precinct, these two iconic red meats are pairing up to highlight the great opportunity for shoppers to purchase beef and lamb.
The ad features iconic lambassador and ex-AFL star, Sam Kekovich, and ex-Brisbane Broncos NRL player, Sam Thaiday representing beef, with the pair putting aside their differences in football codes to promote their shared love of Aussie red meats.
MLA managing director Jason Strong said the ad was an addition to the existing beef and lamb campaign calendar and was developed to support the industry at a time when saleyard prices had declined through a large part of 2023: “This new ad is helping us reach out to Australian shoppers to illustrate that red meat is great value leading up to Christmas. Now is a great time to pick up some Australian beef and lamb.
Henry Motteram, managing director of The Precinct said it was a great opportunity to support Australian Farmers by bringing these two powerhouse brands together: “Both brands have such a strong tone of voice which we really wanted to play up. Sam Thaiday and Sam Kekovich were the perfect ambassadors to show Australians that both beef and lamb can come together and be shared this summer as both are bloody delicious.”
Creative: The Precinct
Managing Director: Henry Motteram
Creative Director: Michelle Galluzzo
Copywriter: Matt Knapp
Art Director: Tim Green
Production: The Precinct
Director: Tim Green
Executive Producer: Henry Motteram
Producer: Jane Larkins
Cinematographer: Mitch Ayres
Post Production: The Precinct
Editor: Brendan Cain
Colourist: Scott Maclean
VFX: Beto Prado
Online: Piers MacDonald
18 Comments
I love meat. I love seeing Sam Kekovich’s face eating meat. It makes me want to eat meat too.
meat
The weird meat bites are comedy. Hard to get right, but these do look gross. Ick. Also huge gag missed with both of them being named Sam.
I’m vegan
I love. I love meat.
I love meat sparks joy in me
No more MLA with the Monkeys?
Me too
Meat too
Meat two
Meat ooh
Meat ew?
Loving the continued stereotype of Aussie farmers who went to Shore.
Justa coupla blokes nibbling each others meat in a park.
This ad proves it.
Used to be.
Very weak end line, trying to cram in a value proposition. A wise man once said to me ‘Advertising is a process of subtraction. The trouble is most people (he was referring to clients) think it’s a process of addition’.
Don’t all Aussie farmers dress like they went to private school? Hands in pockets, thumbs out?
This was ok until they both weirdly tried to taste it and just both kinda sucked on it….
Didn’t go far enough actually. #PrudesInAds
What happened to Monkeys?
You can’t avoid getting what you pay for.
Hope this is a lesson
The dreaded Great Value Iceberg emerged to sink another enduring idea.