Target launches Australia's first animated 3D cinema commercial

As part of a nationwide integrated campaign for Australia’s Biggest Toy Sale, leading retailer Target has launched Australia’s first animated 3D stereoscopic cinema commercial. 

The commercial has been designed by The Campaign Palace and produced by the award winning team at Iloura, continuing a Target tradition of innovation in animation, that stretches over 25 years.  

Murray Chenery, General Manager of Marketing at Target, said that targeting families with a 3D commercial shown prior to family movies was an ideal way to promote Australia’s Biggest Toy Sale which starts 22nd July 2010.  

“By advertising at the cinema with family movies we reach a captive audience of parents and children who are seeing the commercial together. 3D cinema is hugely exciting and we are proud to be the first advertiser to capitalise on the unique 3D cinema experience with Australia’s first animated 3D cinema commercial.”  

The Target 'Australia's Biggest Toy Sale' commercial is one of the first 3D ads to screen in Australian cinemas alongside Telstra's 'T-Hub' and South Australian Tourism's 'Cellar Door' campaign.

Click here for more information on upcoming 3D releases.

 






 
Box office booms



 

We are not yet half way through the year and the 2010 box office is already running well over $500m making it 17% ahead of the same time last year.

Blockbuster titles such as Iron Man 2, Alice In Wonderland, Clash Of The Titans, Avatar, Sex & The City 2, Robin Hood and How To Train You Dragon have taken the 2010 box office to heights never seen before.

The coming months alone will see the release of high calibre titles including The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, Predators, Knight & Day, Inception, Killers, Dinner For Schmucks and The Expendables just to name a few. 

For more information on the latest box office results and upcoming blockbuster titles, visit the Val Morgan website.

Source: MPDAA

 






 
Cinema advertising proven to improve propensity to buy



 

An extensive research program has proved that cinema advertising has a significant impact on consumer’s propensity to buy and drives return on investment for advertisers. 

The research, conducted by AMR Interactive, involved eleven advertising campaigns from leading brands across a broad range of product categories.

Compared to people impacted by TV only, those impacted by Cinema and TV advertising demonstrated:

  • A three-fold uplift in propensity to buy
  • Higher brand liking
  • Higher brand image
  • Higher advocacy for the brand
  • Perceived the brand as representing better value
  • More favourable response to advertising for the brand

Click here for more information on the latest AMR Research.

 







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