Gatorade Brand Videology
Ivan | Sun, 2011-05-08 10:19
Some brand videos tell grand, sweeping stories that cover every nitty-gritty inch of the brand’s history. Others are more like chapters—offering insights into particular milestones that become interwoven into an even bigger picture—a bigger, richer story.
For Gatorade, Tether chose to focus on one 16-month period in time. A Tether-perspective on what it’s like to help evolve this global brand into what they are today.
In the end, they created 4 minutes of pure stop motion marvelousness. (Currently, there is no such word; but there should be.) A more intimate story. A story that is solely Gatorade’s. That simply captures the recreation of a brand in motion. One. Fantastic. Frame. At. A. Time.
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I do not appreciate the rebranding, the ray is 'shy', 'fatty' and strange when shrinked but the video, homepage and bottles are nice (didn't like the G series FIT in particular).
yes I'm brazilian xD
We finally agree on something!
I'm scared ....
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G series looks like a good after shave.
Hmm... what a waste of material for such a small result. Sometimes consumption can be very embarrassing. One good idea, that was all they needed - and didn't found. Only my opinion.
Nice vid - thanks.
wow! great teamwork !!!
I can just imagine what my clients would say if a $200 cab ride showed up on their invoice.
Terrell Thornhill
e-zign Design Group
That's a really nice way to celebrate a project, promote your agency and talk through some of the real work that goes into a (re)design.
Lovely idea.
is that a ryobi band saw in the background? any studio with a band saw is ok in my book!
Cool sketches and great video concept.
You are kidding?
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Oh, to have that kind of time to explore a project ... I am envious! Thanks for sharing. Love the guy with the crazy hair. I bet he is crazy creative!
never liked the new gatorade logo. leave the thunderbolt alone!