In 1959 Flemish-Italo artist Rocco Granata scored a monster hit with ‘Marina’. The song was so popular that many parents called their baby daughter Marina. However, in the nineties, everybody started using the name Marina to define a trashy bimbo. The name was even included in the dictionary, described as ‘vulgar girl’. 50 years after Rocco’s breakthrough, a movie was created based on his life. Because the song was so crucial for Rocco’s career, the movie had to be named Marina. But there were some doubts whether the name would still have that negative connotation. So how do you promote a movie with a name of shame?By clearing that name. For the movie, but also for 6.000 Marina’s in Flanders.
Contributors:
Executive Creative Director: | Sam De Volder |
Creative Director: | Mateusz Mroszczak |
Project Manager: | Carla Wauben |
Art Director: | Annelies Rongé |
Senior Copywriter: | Raf De Smet |
UX Designer: | Jeroen Haijen |
Lead Front-End Developer: | Stijn van Minnebruggen |
Back-End Development: | Veerle Struyf and Michiel Bogaert |
Content & Social Media Management: | Joren Herremans and Jorian Vanvossel |
Online producers: | Kathy Van de gaert and Lieven Eulaers |
THESE DAYS Y&R
Location: Belgium
About the Agency:
These Days is a full-service communication agency specialized in interactive marketing. With offices in Antwerp and Amsterdam, we offer, together with 125 colleagues services to clients such as Microsoft, Pioneer, Ford, Land Rover, National Lottery, Telenet, Q8, etc this both for the Benelux as the international market. Via the Wunderman network we have access to knowledge from over 65 local agencies in as many countries. More info on www.thesedays.com