Title | DOWNLOADED WITH #FASTWEB |
Brand | FASTWEB |
Product/Service | TLC |
Category |
D03. SPECIAL BUILD |
Entrant Company
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M&C SAATCHI Milan, ITALY
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Advertising Agency
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M&C SAATCHI Milan, ITALY
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Credits
Luca Scotto Di Carlo/Vincenzo Gasbarro |
M/C Saatchi |
Creative Director |
Silvio Meazza |
M/C Saatchi |
Interactive Partner |
Massimo Capucci |
M/C Saatchi |
Head Of Planning |
Armando Viale/Matteo Grandese/Valerio Lemoli |
M/C Saatchi |
Deputy Creative Director |
Dario Marongiu |
M/C Saatchi |
Art Director |
Eleonora Villari |
M/C Saatchi |
Copywriter |
Marta Pettenuzzo |
M/C Saatchi |
Project Leader |
Chiara Magnaghi |
M/C Saatchi |
Account |
Elena Galimberti |
M/C Saatchi |
Head Of Production |
Stefania Sabbatini |
M/C Saatchi |
Head Of Interactive Development |
Davide Reppucci/Ilaria Marrano/Luca Spagnolo |
M/C Saatchi |
Interactive Team |
Edoardo Lugari |
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Director |
Marcello Dapporto |
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Dop Lighting Cameraman |
Execution
We wanted to demonstrate that Fastweb is the fastest broadband brand in Italy.
How we did it? By creating the fastest instant ambient campaign ever.
A campaign based on a simple truth: a better Internet line allows you to download, send, any file, anywhere in a few seconds. Even the heaviest files.
So, that’s what we did. In “real” world.
July 8th, 2014: Brazil experiences the greatest tragedy in its sport history: a 1-7 home defeat at the World-Cup semi-final against Germany. That very night the web went crazy and millions of images of Christ the Redeemer were downloaded, becoming memes which ironically invited the icon of Brazil to leave the country and run away from the shame.
July 9th, 2014: A faithful reproduction of the famous statue - 20 meters tall and 20 tons weight - appears in Naples with the tag “Downloaded with #Fastweb” along with a carousel-style carioca and television crews, musicians, dancers and capoeira.
Thanks to Fastweb the statue could at least take a couple of days off in one of the most beautiful and welcoming city of Italy.