Title | NATIVE MOBILE MUSIC VIDEO |
Brand | KING RECORDS |
Product / Service | LYRICAL SCHOOL |
Category | B03. Social for Mobile |
Entrant | TBWA\HAKUHODO Tokyo, JAPAN |
Idea Creation | TBWA\HAKUHODO Tokyo, JAPAN |
Media | TBWA\HAKUHODO Tokyo, JAPAN |
PR | TBWA\HAKUHODO Tokyo, JAPAN |
Production | AOI PRO Tokyo, JAPAN |
Name | Company | Position |
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Kazoo Sato | TBWA\HAKUHODO | Chief Creative Officer |
Satoshi Chikayama | TBWA\HAKUHODO | Creative Director |
Norihito Takahashi | TBWA\HAKUHODO | Copywriter/Planner |
Nobuhiro Arai | TBWA\HAKUHODO | Copywriter/Planner |
Yoshihiro Kono | TBWA\HAKUHODO | Art Director/Planner |
Kazuaki Kuribayashi | TBWA\HAKUHODO | Buzz Machine |
Hiroyuki Tanaka | TBWA\HAKUHODO | Account Executive |
Ryohei Kumamoto | Aoi Pro. | Director |
Keisuke Mizusako | Aoi Pro. | Producer |
Ryo Tsuchiya | Aoi Pro. | Production Manager |
Tokio Kasahara | Aoi Pro. | Production Manager |
Hiroki Watanabe | Freelance | Cameraman |
Our idea was the world’s first native mobile music video (Mobile dedicated music video). It was tailored to be seen on your mobile device. The artists perform their song within the realms of email, smartphone camera, SNS and other UI that the viewers use on a daily basis. The viewer experience is as if the artists themselves have hijacked their smartphone.
The smartphone is the most universal and relevant media in this day and age. So therefore, the music video and its execution itself must bring about relevant surprises to viewers. 1. We used the smartphone for all filming. Create and imbue a sense of familiarity and relevancy for the target/smartphone users. 2. Utilize the apps used by viewers every single day. We utilized the app UI in production. The viewers are lulled into a sensation that their smartphone itself has been hijacked. 3. Placement of filmed footage on SNS. All SNS posts seen on the video were real posts actually made. There is an undeniable realty in the footage. 4. Expression that can be recreated. There are no computer graphics at all. All the footage can be recreated entirely on anybody’s smartphone. The viewers undergo an experience as if they themselves are controlling the video at their own fingertips.
The average music video play count until now was about 80,000. However, within the first 5 days of release, this video got 1,300,000 views. It got first place in Twitter trend rankings and shared more than 40,000 times. YouTube, vimeo, and twitter official accounts showcased the video. We can safely say that we created a game changer for the music video field.
The target audience are youth in their 10’s and 20’s. They enjoy connecting with the wider world and watching videos and movies, not via TV or PC, but via smartphones. ?*Include data and figures…how many hours target spend on their smartphones etc..? We also know that the target are enjoying movies daily on Twitter and Vine, not with a horizontal screen but vertical screens. We focused on this major shift in media enjoyment. We cast away all previous notions of music video engagement and focused our targeting entirely on mobile users and their worldview. Our strategy was to create a vertical screen music video as platform.