Club Orange "The best bits of Ireland" (2015) 1:44 (Ireland)

Club Orange is Ireland's #1 carbonated bevvie, don'tcha know. It's distinctive because it leaves behind some juice fragments, (or pulp?) people affectionately refer to as "the best bits."
Building on the idea that the best bits are what you leave behind, this film follows the story of a guy who's gone off to Australia, only to miss all the best bits of home. And the best bits are what he returns to in the end. The whole is greater than the sum, you see. There's a social campaign involved too, in which Club Orange asked their Irish fans "What are the best bits?"
Hope they had a good moderator on that one, because wow, the answers, I can only imagine.
This is a smart campaign indeed. Nostalgic without being saccharine. It makes me wish that time I was on a European backpacking trip that I managed to make it from Wales to Ireland. But in order to do that I would have had to go from Cardiff up to Holyhead and then take the ferry over to Dun Laoghaire which would have taken an ungodly amount of time. What can I say-- my background is Welsh. It was more important to hang out with the drunks, sons of coal miners and street preachers.
Someday, Ireland. Someday.

Client: Stephen Cramp, Britvic Ireland
Agency: Simply Zesty

Creative Director: Aaron Goodliffe
Copywriter: Dave Sihra
Art Director: Peggy O’Neill
Head of Social Media: Lynsey Paisley
Account Director: Rob Treloar
Account Manager: Ashley Reddin
Account Exec: Karen Fallon

Production: Simply Zesty
Director: Aaron Goodliffe
Producer: Ashley Reddin
DOP: Simon Crowe (SimonCrowe.tv)
A/D: Karen Fallon
Post: Mediafy
VO: Sean Burke
Score: “The Great Adventure” by Zachary David
Lynsey Paisley
Head of Social Media