Australia – QIC is inviting all Australians to embrace their inner child, with the launch of its ‘Merry Everything’ Christmas campaign, encouraging customers to switch their adult perspective to see the holiday season through the eyes of their younger selves.
Created by Jane Doe Creation, QIC’s campaign kicks off with a ‘Naughty or Nice’ film tackling the age-old question of who’s been naughty and who’s been nice with a playful twist that sees the baton passed to the kids to judge their parents and relatives.
Directed by Alex Feggans at Austin Studio, the campaign will be running online across social media and will be supported by OOH signage and in-store activities including Santa photography, spend to win giveaways, free gift wrapping and more.
Elissa Maine, executive creative producer at Jane Doe Creation, said, “Christmas is a time for coming together with family and loved ones and to mix it up a little, this year we let the kids decide who was on the ‘Naughty & Nice’ list.”
“Casting real families and following the threads of their responses to build out our storytelling was a deliberate casting decision put forward by Alex. It radiates real warmth and connectivity throughout the campaign and brings a genuine smile to your face,” she added.
Meanwhile, Bronwyn Cooper, head of marketing at QIC, commented, “We are adults all year round, yet there’s a special time of the year when we can let someone else out to play. The holidays are a time to create special memories with the ones we love most, and Merry Everything invites Australians to share the joy and channel their inner child this Christmas.”
As part of the Merry Everything campaign, QIC will also be launching the Naughty or Nice Quiz, where shoppers can determine whether they are likely to be on Santa’s naughty or nice list by entering the online quiz – with all participants going in the draw to win a $1,000 gift card.
