| Titulo | Bravo Brian |
| Agência | BMB |
| Campanha | Bravo Brian |
| Anunciante | Rana |
| Marca | La Famiglia Rana |
| Data da primeira Transmissão/Publicação | 2023 / 10 |
| Sector Empresarial | Arroz, massas, verduras e cereais desidratados |
| História | The film “Bravo Brian” is set in Verona, the home of La Famiglia Rana. Humorously challenging a romantic perception many Brits have of Italians; that they make their own fresh pasta from scratch for every meal - when in reality, La Famiglia Rana pasta is the number one fresh pasta brand in Italy, where over 60% of households enjoy it regularly. Featuring a young couple, Rosa and Brian, the film shows Brian (a Brit) desperate to impress his new Italian girlfriend’s family. At the dining table, Brian tries to pass off delicious La Famiglia Rana Tortelloni as his own “family recipe”, until a surprised Rosa states that his pasta tastes “just like Mamma’s”, while her father agrees, adding that it “even looks like Mamma’s”. As Rosa and her father describe the similarities between Brian and the Italian matriarch’s “homemade” pasta, a series of intense and knowing looks pass between Brian and Rosa’s mamma. When Brian leaves the table to refill a water carafe, Mamma corners him in the kitchen – and we realise that both Brian and Mamma have been cooking La Famiglia Rana’s fresh filled pasta and passing it off as their own creation - before we see the two of them make a sneaky pact to keep it a secret from the rest of the family, with Mamma saying to Brian “let’s keep this between us”. A title appears that reads “Italy’s best kept secret” before revealing the range of La Famiglia Rana fresh filled pastas. |
| Filosofia | Italian pasta brand, La Famiglia Rana, unveils a new campaign building on the brand line; “Italy’s Best Kept Secret”. As its biggest UK launch to date, it features Rana’s first cross-channel TV and OOH campaign since appointing creative agency BMB in 2021. The campaign goes live on the 6th October. It was shot by Bafta-winning director, David Kerr with Oscar-nominated Seamus McGarvey acting as Cinematographer. Media planning and buying was handled by Bountiful Cow. |
| Tipo de Mídia | Televisão |
| Comprimento | |
| Produtora | Hungry Man |
| Pós produção | Absolute Post |
| Director de publicidade | Antonella Paternò |
| Director de publicidade | Simone Galucci |
| Director de publicidade | Michela Laveli |
| Director de publicidade | Scott Ellison |
| Director de publicidade | Sarah Mellor |
| Director de publicidade | Raquel Medina |
| Chief Creative Officer | Matt Lever |
| Director criativo | Jordan Down |
| Director criativo | Will Marsden |
| Diretor dos Negócios | Lee Allen |
| Director de contas | Lucy Williams |
| Senior Agency Producer | Clancie Brennan |
| Production Assistant | Nina Stokes |
| Senior Strategist | Cristina Artiz |
| Project Director | Sofi Andersson |
| Head of Design | Ted Smith |
| Designer | Sam Peel |
| Realizador | David Kerr |
| Produtor | Stephen Johnson |
| Produtor executivo | Matt Buels |
| Director de fotografia | Seamus McGarvey |
| Costume | Massimo Cantini Parrini |
| Editor | Bill Smedley |
| Empresa de produção | Work Editorial |
| Colorist | Matt Turner |
| Color Assist | Anthony Abbott |
| Sound Designer | Rich Martin |
| Sound Assist | Daniel Panayi |
| 2D Flame Artist | Jasmine Cooper |
| Executive Post Producer | Belinda Grew |
| Post Junior Producer | Dannica Green |
| Production Assistant | Megan Shaw |
| Production Service Company | Diaviva |
| Agência de Mídia | Bountiful Cow |