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FANTA: STEALTH SOUND

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Released: April 2009
Advertiser: COCA-COLA COCA-COLA
Brand name: FANTA FANTA
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy London Ogilvy London
Country: United Kingdom United Kingdom
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The advert titled STEALTH SOUND was done by Ogilvy London advertising agency for FANTA (COCA-COLA company) in United Kingdom. It was released in the April 2009. Business sector is Non-alcoholic drinks.

Credits:

  • Advertising Agency: OGILVY LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM
    Creative Director: Alasdair Graham
    Creative Director: Alasdair Graham
    Scriptwriter: Jon Morgan And Mike Watson
    Agency Producer: Charlotte Lawrence
    Account Supervisor: Tom Shattock
    Advertiser's Supervisor: Carly O'connor
    Producer: Charlotte Lawrence
    Sound Engineer: Nick Angell

    Full script of the ad IN ENGLISH, REGARDLESS OF THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE OF THE AD
    ANN: This is an advertisment for The Fanta Stealth Sound System.

    You can use the sounds when you find someone really...
    SFX: Wolf whistle

    ANN: Or when you need to...
    SFX: 'Leg it' sound
    ANN: from somewhere.

    Or when you think something is very, very...
    SFX: 'Uncool' sound

    ANN: So, pick up a can of Fanta to find out how to download all these sounds from the WAP site.

    But do it soon – 'cause, to be honest, by the time you get to my age, you won’t hear a (Silence) thing. Which is...
    SFX: 'Cool' sound
    Brief Explanation

    Fanta believe teens should have the right to play. The brief was to produce a mobile phone application for teens so they can play without their fun being spoilt by adults. This idea was inspired by the controversial ultra-sonic alarms used to disperse teenage groups - these play high-pitch sounds which only young people can hear. When you get older you can't hear these sounds any more as your hearing naturally deteriorates. We turned the technology on its head. The mobile application we invented, The Fanta Stealth Sound System, enables the same teenagers to communicate between themselves using frequencies 'that adults can't hear.'
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