Apr 15, 2010

Consumer Affairs Victoria | Helping Things Go to Plan | Australia

Consumer Affairs Victoria, a division within the Department of Justice in Australia, is promoting its free building and renovation advice, and dispute assistance services with a through-the-line campaign.

Research has shown that one in three Victorian citizens renovates and participates in significant home maintenance every year. Consumer Affairs Victoria is here to ensure people understanding the building process and provide assistance to the financial and emotion pressure that consumers have – especially to the ones that are lack in experiences.

Grey Melbourne has created an animated family for the TV commercial. The campaign is also supported with radio, outdoor, print and online displays.

Grey was awarded the creative business for Consumer Affairs Victoria last March.



Credits:
Project Helping Things Go to Plan
Client Consumer Affairs Victoria
Creative agency Grey Melbourne
Deputy creative director & writer Brendon Guthrie
Head of art Tim Holmes
Agency producers Jess Smith, Gary Galacho
Account servicing Tim Clark, David Dumas
Production company XYZ studios
Executive producer Hamish Macdonald
Exposure Television, print, radio, outdoor, online


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