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NZ Transport Agency: TinnyVision (2014)
By: Sylwia Date: January 7, 2018, 9:36 am
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[quote]Snapchat drug-driving campaign a world-first for New
Zealand
Thursday, 9 October 2014
Press Release: New Zealand Transport Agency
Kiwi stoners are getting more than they bargained for in a
world-first drug-driving campaign using the Snapchat social
media platform.
For the past month the NZ Transport Agency has been working with
US-based Snapchat on an innovative campaign targeting young New
Zealand drug users to raise awareness of the dangers of driving
while under the influence of marijuana.
“Drug driving is serious and a growing problem with young
drivers in New Zealand and around the world. The problem is that
many of these guys don’t want to hear that what they’re doing is
dangerous, and they’re experts at tuning out conventional
advertising messages,” says Transport Agency spokesperson Andy
Knackstedt.
“Our research tells us that many of these drivers actually think
they’re safer when driving stoned, because they slow down. But
that’s the problem – they may be driving slower, but their
reaction times are also a lot slower, and that’s what leads to
crashes.”
A new approach was needed to reach an audience that doesn’t want
to be reached, so in a world-first for a road safety campaign,
the Transport Agency teamed up with Snapchat to set up and seed
‘Tinnyvision’, an account fronted by a likeable group of young
Kiwis.
The Transport Agency worked with local website owners to spread
the word about TinnyVision and generate interest in the funny
‘stoner snaps’. As the word spread, thousands added TinnyVision
as a friend on Snapchat, then over the course of a single day
they received a series of video snaps, watching the stars of
TinnyVision getting stoned and watching their reactions get
slower. After ten snaps the boys head out in the car for some
food – the driver reacts too slowly and hits a girl at a
pedestrian crossing.
At this point the audience doesn’t know what they’ve just seen,
but it looks real and they can’t watch it again – that’s the
nature of Snapchat. A few minutes later they get the final snap
with the simple written message ‘Stoned drivers are slower to
react’.
The video snaps for the campaign were directed by Taika Waititi
(Boy, Eagle vs Shark), who also filmed the Transport Agency’s
award-winning Blazed drug-driving television advertisements
which set records on YouTube and has clocked up more than two
million views on-line.
The Snapchat campaign has now achieved its initial goal of
reaching 7,500 people, and 95% of those have watched the full
series of snaps and received the road safety message at the end.
Commentary on social media has been overwhelmingly positive,
with thousands of likes and hundreds of positive comments.
The Tinnyvision snaps are now being packaged together to be used
for cinema advertising and promotion on YouTube from next
week.[/quote]
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