Nike Film Series Leads Up to Football World Cup

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To promote the 2006 Football (soccer) World Cup, Nike has launched a campaign called Play Beautiful (Joga Bonito, in portuguese) which consists of eight serialized videos, the first showing a ficticious cause group, headed by real-life, legendary footballer Eric Cantona, taking over a television station to deliver the group’s message of encouragement.

Nike’s challenge is to fight against violence, racism and bad football games.

Future videos will also feature Cantona along with other current footballers. The video was produced by Wieden & Kennedy and F/Nazca Saatchi & Saatchi, who handle work for Nike in Brazil, created the site with strategy support by Live Ad.

Check out the videos here (website do not active anymore)

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7 Responses to Nike Film Series Leads Up to Football World Cup

  1. pratik dhanak says:

    i want to know about that what was the camapign during the 2006 foot ball world cup

  2. Avatar of neuville neuville says:

    Hmmm… in the latest years Brazilian team is not strong as in the 80s, but I think they still have something to tell :-)

  3. Freddy says:

    I actually received the same press release by email the other day.

    I decided not to post them, becuase of the typical brazilan content. Too predictable imo. Yeah yeah, brazilians play the most “beautifiul” soccer etc etc. Just wait until the dutch beat them ;)

  4. Avatar of neuville neuville says:

    Hey Steve, you’re right, I’ve received a press release from the Buzz Agency that is developing the website and published it as-is (that was just some hard cut’n'paste job :-)

  5. Marcus says:

    Great film!

  6. Steve Hall says:

    I think I owe you an apology. It looks like the info you received was actually lifted from me (I received an email with this verbiage after I had written my post). Or else, there’s a person working for a seeding firm that writes just like me:-) No matter, I apologize.

  7. Steve Hall says:

    I’m wondering if you could have “lifted” the headline and words from my post on this any more literally? :-)

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