Burger King: Bundles of Joy, 3

5.3

Media Type:

Print Print

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

United Kingdom

Industry:

Food

Earlier this year, Burger King launched ‘Foodfillment’, a new brand platform that positioned them as the place to go to for the ultimate feeling of total food satisfaction. A feeling that beats any other feeling, ever. Now, they’re bringing this platform to life with a new campaign, ‘Bundles of Joy’, featuring real images of mums who have just given birth.

Credits

Advertising Agency:

BBH, London, UK

Chief Marketing Officer:

Katie Evans

Head of Brand:

Suzi Hoy

Brand Manager:

Matthew Moran

CCO:

Alex Grieve

Executive creative director:

Helen Rhodes

Deputy Executive Creative Director:

Felipe Serradourada Guimaraes

Creative Director:

Felipe Serradourada Guimaraes

Copywriter:

Charlie Pendarves

Art Director:

Chloe Stephenson

Junior Creatives:

Joe Williams, Alex Goddard

Managing Partner:

James Rice

Account Director:

Caroline Barton

Head of Strategy:

Saskia Jones

Senior Strategist:

Alexi Hall

Head of Design:

Liam Thomas

Design Director:

Miguel Sousa

Motion Lead:

Josh Bailey

Designer:

Sophie Harper

Retoucher:

Simon Goold

Artwork:

Wellcom

Artworker:

Nigel Pullum

Head of Production:

Victoria Keenan

Agency Film Producer:

Victoria Keenan, Michael Hanney

Agency Print Producer:

Sarah Tooley, Dan Moorey

Head of Experience Production:

Susan Liu

Assistant Film Producer:

Tina Mwazange

Media Business Lead:

Gaby Lewis

Media agency:

Walk-in Media

Production company:

Magna

Director:

Phoebe Arnstein

EP:

Nnena Nwakodo

Footage, Research Agency:

The Director Studio

Editor:

Jack Singer, Stitch

PR Agency:

The Academy

Event Management Agency:

We Make Stuff Happen

Date:

September, 2024

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