KFC: The Bucket from the End of the World

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Media Type:

Film Film

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

USA

Industry:

Food

KFC's crunch has reached the end of the world with a new store in Punta Arenas-Chile, making it the southernmost location on the continent. Knowing the importance of creating something iconic, the team ensured everyone in the area was aware of its arrival. The most iconic element of Chilean Patagonia—the crunchiest ice from its mountains—was transformed into the ultimate symbol of KFC's crunch: the Bucket. But this time, it was something truly extraordinary: a 3-ton Bucket crafted entirely by hand from the finest ice selected from the region, made by local artisans, making it the largest ice OOH ever created in South America. It was placed in the most frequented spot of the winter season, surprising many and generating impactful brand awareness.

Credits

Advertising Agency:

Mullenlowe Mass, Bogota, Colombia

CEO LATAM:

Francisco Samper

CEO:

Eduardo Suarez

VP Operaciones:

Oscar Acosta

General Creative Director:

David Patiño

Creative Director:

Josue Nunez

Account Director:

Maria Claudia Pico

Ejecutiva de Cuenta:

Maria Jose Vigoya

Copywriter:

Javiera D' Alencon

Creative Content:

Xitdaly Avendano

Art Directors:

David Patino, Elroy Mendoza, Sebastian Diaz

Gerente Comercial:

Enrique Gangotena

Marketing Manager:

Ximena Sandoval

Production:

Makina Films

CEO:

Pedro Pablo Escobar

Director:

Fena Lopez

Executive Producer:

Marco Jara

General Producer:

Pancho Valderrama

Producer Punta Arenas:

Jaime Cheuquelaf

Gaffer and drone operator:

Diego Nahuelhuen

Photo Direction:

Claudio Terrazas

Post and Color:

Luis Portocarrero

Post Sound:

Onyria studio

Announcer off:

Viko Castillo

Ice Sculpture:

ICEMAN

Date:

October, 2024

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