OnePass enlists ‘Onesie’ to unveil supercharged member offer in new campaign via CHEP Network
Wesfarmers OnePass has today launched a new brand campaign via CHEP Network, that showcases the membership program’s new range of benefits.
The new campaign introduces ‘Onesie’ – a CGI penguin with a gruff voice – to help spread the news about the supercharged offering for OnePass members, including the ability for in-store shoppers at Kmart, Target, Bunnings and Officeworks to earn five times Flybuys points on every shop.
The campaign is the first from CHEP Network since the agency was appointed as the brand’s creative agency earlier this year.
Says Kellie Cordner, chief customer and marketing officer, OnePass: “We know budgets are tight for many Aussie households, and we’re looking to help ease the pressure through a range of supercharged benefits for members of our program. What better way to introduce Aussie families to the new and improved OnePass than with a CGI penguin showing them a smarter way to get more value from their favourite retailers.”
Says Thomas Penn, managing director, CHEP Network Melbourne: “It’s been brilliant partnering with the team at OnePass as the business finds new and innovative ways to provide value for Australian families. We’re looking forward to continuing to support the brand’s ongoing growth and success.”
The campaign is rolling out across free-to-air TV, online video, cinema, OOH, social, influencers and in-store at OnePass affiliated retailers.
For more information about Wesfarmers OnePass, please visit: onepass.com.au
For more information on CHEP, please visit: chepnetwork.com
Client: OnePass
Chief Customer Officer: Kellie Cordner
Head of Brand, Media and Partner Marketing: Joanna Foy
Marketing & Partnerships Manager: Freya Page
Marketing Partnerships Lead: Melissa Oliver
Brand Marketing Coordinator: Victoria Alexiadis
Performance Marketing Lead: Lucy Riordan
Creative agency: CHEP Network
Production Company: Unlisted
Director: Jeremy Mansford
Creative Director: Hugo Jackson
Producer: Marlina Al-Johary, Sarah Poppitz, Monaliza Ziba
Executive Producer: Graham Pryor
Character Design: Lisa Vertudaches
Concept Artist: Thierry Marchand, Nikhil Markale
Storyboard: Abby McKenzie
CG Modeller: Kevin Taylor
CG Posing: Andy Le Cocq
CG Rigging: Tessa Eden
CG Animation: Ben Hubbard, Paul Ziola
CG Lighting & Rendering: Duncan MacDonald, Nick Lines
Retouch Artist: Daniel Sian
Compositing: Duncan MacDonald, Nick Lines
Motion Graphics: Josh Le Good, Jason Poley
Editor: Josh Le Good, Jason Poley
Music Composition: Electric Sheep Music
Creative Director: Glenn Sarangapany
Composer: Tom Marland
Executive Producer: Kate Stenhouse
Media agency: UM
Group Director: Adam Russell
Client Director: Ebony Wood
Senior Planning Director: Pat Sands
Digital Director: Cameron Stewart
Performance Director: Dale Logan
Senior Partnerships & Planning Manager: Ashleigh Ivins-Iline
Senior Addressable Manager: Trishala Dayal
Performance Manager: Lyle Shi
10 Comments
Why penguins?
Why try to give them the attitude of the Madagascar penguins but without the jokes?
What is happening here?
All pretty spot on other than the voice.
Why does he sound like he’s from Wolf Creek
There’s not a lot of craft here, there certainly isn’t a big idea to animate a brand platform over the long term
The credits say it all
The talent drain from CHEP is starting to show, wouldn’t have seen this from CHEP in the good old days.
I still don’t understand what this product actually does
classic chep style where the writing’s great and the idea’s cute, but it falls over in the details. Maybe cos they get so pre-occupied by those haphazard 3d renders no one asks for? But good news in the current climate to see another retail retainer keeping their boat floatin’
More blatant mediocracy
Is there a Onepass penguin mascot toy produced to buy please? If so where can it be purchased?