Summon What You Wanta
Fanta x Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Experiential, Digital, Film, OOH, Gaming
Like Coca-Cola is to Christmas, Fanta wanted to be the drink for Gen Z during Halloween. So, we partnered with Warner Bros. for the launch of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, the highly anticipated Tim Burton sequel, to launch a limited-edition Beetlejuice Fanta flavor. We challenged teens to “Summon What You Wanta” this Halloween with one-of-a-kind experiences from a haunted train experience in Madrid to the red carpet premiere in London.
The Afterlife Train
We created an escape room experience inspired by the subway in the Beetlejuice sequel. Each train car took riders further into the afterlife. To escape, riders needed to find clues, solve puzzles, and dodge jump scares. People could win a ticket to the experience or access the digital game by scanning a can of limited-edition Fanta.
7.9B impressions
+54% in Halloween limited-edition sales
4.2B PR reach
The IRL Experience
Influencers and passerby visited the IRL Afterlife Train experience in Madrid, Spain at the Museo del Ferrocarril, a train museum. We worked with the biggest influencers in the world like @ibaillanos (10+ million followers) and @yosoyplex (2.9 million) to hop aboard the train.
Digital Experience: Escape the Afterlife Train Game
Anyone could step aboard the train virtually on the Coca-Cola app. The game, Escape the Afterlife Train, was an immersive 360-degree mobile experience that challenged players to find clues and solve puzzles, just like in the in-real-life experience.
“Rider Rules” Film
Tim Burton said this film was “Nice!” so I hope you do too.
Social
OOH
From Stockholm to Rio, our OOH was plastered all over the globe and real transit was transformed into the Afterlife Train.
Agency Credits
Client: Fanta, The Coca-Cola Company, in collaboration with Warner Bros. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Agency: Ogilvy
CCO: Liz Taylor
Executive Creative Director: Guillermo Vega
Creative Director, Copy: Andre Santa Cruz
Creative Director, Art: Caio Batista
Senior Copywriter: Alexa Padron
Senior Art Director: Anika Grube
Associate Design Director: Jake Richardson
Executive Producer: Bronwen Lonsdale
Executive Producer: Melanie Baublis
Executive Producer: Jeff Yeatman
Producer: Brittany Haynes
Producer: Kysuan Bobbitt
Film Credits
Director (Film): Fran Colombatti
Director (Social): Kevin Zeta
Editor: Carlos Arias
VFX: Preymaker
Color: Tim Masick
Music/Sound: Q Department
Experiential Credits (Madrid)
Production: VML
Experiential Vendor: La Boutique 77
Head of Experiential: Jorge Rodriguez Dominguez
Executive Creative Director: Daniel Pownall
Associate Creative Director: Leire Jauregibeitia
Associate Creative Director: Wenceslao Cubas
Digital Credits
Production: Unit 9
Design Credits
Illustrator: Black Madre
Illustrator: Sam Hadley
Press
Why Fanta’s Beetlejuice Tastes Like the Future of Movie Marketing
Second page of People Magazine (in print)
Complex
Verge
Campaign
Little Black Book
Marketing Dive
Creative Salon
Trend Hunter
Design Rush
Awards