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Grolsch, the beer brand, is celebrating its eighth year as the official brew of the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) with an integrated campaign that extends its presence into the bars and restaurants surrounding festival venues.
In addition to out-of-home and social elements, the campaign from Toronto’s Smaller Agency also includes the “Sip & Social”—a TIFF-based card game designed to act as a social lubricant. Participating bars are distributing the game along with popcorn and instructions. The game consists of cards in four categories; Yup or Nope, Would You Rather, Opener, Unfinished Business, and 4 Pack. Samples for each are below.
Yup or Nope: TIFF was originally named The Festival of Festivals.
Would You Rather: Would you rather be John Wick or Tony Stark. Why him?
Opener: If you could be any movie character for one day, who would you choose?
Unfinished Business: Complete this line by Vin Diesel’s character Dom Toretto in the film Fast and Furious (2001). “I live my life one _____ __ _ ____.”
4 Pack: Which actor turned down the part of Michael Corleone in The Godfather?
A Robert Redford
B Jack Nicholson
C Dustin Hoffman
D all of the above
As the lead creative agency for the Grolsch and TIFF partnership, Smaller Agency also developed all bar-related communications, including posters, coasters, tent cards and sell sheets.
Client: Grolsch
Project: Grolsch x TIFF Partnership
Agency: Smaller Agency (website coming soon)
Creative Director: Noah Barlow
Art Director & Designer: Amber Hsu
Copywriter: Susanne Weinber