Old school cleaning products expelled thanks to Ryobi in latest campaign via Fenton Stephens

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With Ryobi’s range of battery powered cleaning tools, tedious household chores are now quick and easy. Good news for anyone who regularly wields a scrubbing brush or vacuum cleaner. Bad news for old fashioned cleaning tools. An idea that Ryobi recently explored in a new commercial via Fenton Stephens and Truce Films.

 

In the launch TVC, a guy uses his collection of Ryobi tools to tackle a thorough Spring clean. Observing this with alarm is his collection of old school cleaning products. A corded vacuum cleaner peers pensively around a corner; a broom’s bristles stand on end in fright. The end is nigh and the conquered cleaners scurry to hide in a cupboard.

Says Robert Knott, marketing manager, Ryobi: “While we may never be able to promise that cleaning will actually be fun, we can demonstrate our range in a fun, energetic way. And no old school cleaners were harmed in the filming of the commercial.”

Says Alex Fenton, executive creative director, Fenton Stephens: “Another execution and another opportunity to embrace a more imaginative universe than simply showing typical Ryobi users at work around typical homes. We love being able to demonstrate Ryobi’s amazing tools while also injecting a little unexpected magic.”

The television commercial will be supported by print and digital executions.

Client: RYOBI
General Manager – Customer and Strategy ANZ: Kon Romios
Marketing Manager ANZ: Robert Knott
Senior Brand Manager ANZ: Shell Berriman
Head of Creative ANZ: Chris Heywood

Agency: Fenton Stephens
Chief Creative Officer: Alex Fenton
Senior Copywriter: Mat Garbutt
Senior Art Director: Chris Haydon
Senior Social Media Manager: Ned Considine
Director of Strategy: Simon Antonis
Senior Planner: Alice Martin
Producer: Lisa Ramsey
Account Director: Rowie Johns

Production Company: Truce Films
Director: Josh Dawson
EP: Michael Ciccone
Producer: Darren McFarlane
DOP: Alex Serafini
Editor: Tom Marley

Grade & Online: Chris Reynolds – Retrobox
Animation: Studio Steps + Punky