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Glad Bags: The Glad Strength Training Program


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The likeable "Garbage Man" from Glad returns to build on the concept of appreciation for all his loyal Canadian Facebook friends.
Agency: FCB Canada

The 60-second film, reminiscent of an 80s-style workout, and is part three of the appreciation platform for Glad, following part one “Thank-you” and part two, “The Big Lift”. For Glad, this program, like the others, focuses on appreciation and strength for the Glad bag. The film opens with, the garbage man dressed in his classic coveralls, jazzed up with a sweatband, legwarmers and runners. Pink neon lights and a retro soundtrack make this film a colourful flashback to the classic 80s-style aerobic video. Glad encourages Canadians to have fun with garbage day. Why not squeeze in a weekly workout on the way to the curb? The Glad Strength Training Program is a full body experience, consisting of a series of unique exercises which demonstrates the strength of Glad garbage bags. The challenge for GLAD has not changed: How do you get Canadians to notice your brand – and even justify paying a premium price for your products – when they’d rather keep you out of sight, smell and mind? For GLAD, the answer is in demonstrating the strength of its products in an unexpected way – making people realize that their bags are strong enough to handle the really tough jobs. And they’re doing it in a way that stands out in a low-interest category. “Big Lift” and the GLAD ‘Strength Training Program’ continues GLAD’s focus on the category expert, who deals with garbage on a daily basis and appreciates bags that won’t fail– the trash collector.
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VP, Integrated Production: Stef Fabich

Chief Strategy Officer: Shelley Brown

Sr. Strategist: Shelagh Hartford

VP Managing Director: Tracy Little

Account Director: Melissa Paulino

Project Manager: Adrian Bailon

1st AD/Line Producer: Sarah Kravetz

Colourist : Wade Odlum, Alter Ego

Editorial: Rooster Post Production

Editor: Izzy Ehrlich

Assistant Editor: Taylor McWade

Music: Grayson Matthews

Media Agency: OMD Canada

Group Director of Strategy: Elaine Lindsay

Associate Director of Strategy: Trish Mallaci

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