Travel Texas campaign captures the scope and variety of the Lone Star state
Union’s Einar pulls dream Texas vacations together, so you can Get Your Own.
Travel Texas is unveiling a new, fully integrated campaign centered on the rallying cry to Get Your Own Trip to Texas.
The campaign breaks the mold for the templated advertising you see in the state tourism category. Typically, the formula is a bland montage of a handful of the most popular destinations or activities in the state with a scenic vista here, a tourist attraction or two there, and a sprinkle of fine dining.
For Texas though, there is no simple recipe that can capture all that the state has to offer. The state's vast landscape of cultures, regions, destinations and activities allow for an infinite number of different combinations. No two trips are alike, and nor should they be. Texas offers the ability to personalize a trip to exactly a traveler's unique preferences. The message is simple: there are an infinite number of trips to Texas but the only one that matters is yours.
Credits
View on- Agency Proof Advertising/Austin
- Production Company Native Film Co/Houston
- Director David Edwards
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Credits
View on- Agency Proof Advertising/Austin
- Production Company Native Film Co/Houston
- Director David Edwards
- Associate Creative Director Josh McGonigle
- Co-Production CoMPANY Films
- Executive Producer Ron Cicero
- Editing Union Editorial/Austin
- Editor Einar Thorsteinsson
- Assistant Editor Tyler Costill
- Assistant Editor Andrew Johnson
- Executive Producer Vicki Russell / (Executive Producer)
- Music Shindig Music + Sound
- Post Production TBD Post
- Producer Julie Anderson
- Audio Dusty Albertz
- Colorist Brandon Thomas
- Finishing Dennis Valk
- DP Benjamin Kracun
- Creative Director Claire Jordan
- Executive Creative Director Craig Markus
- Producer Amy Hurt
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Credits
powered by- Agency Proof Advertising/Austin
- Production Company Native Film Co/Houston
- Director David Edwards
- Associate Creative Director Josh McGonigle
- Co-Production CoMPANY Films
- Executive Producer Ron Cicero
- Editing Union Editorial/Austin
- Editor Einar Thorsteinsson
- Assistant Editor Tyler Costill
- Assistant Editor Andrew Johnson
- Executive Producer Vicki Russell / (Executive Producer)
- Music Shindig Music + Sound
- Post Production TBD Post
- Producer Julie Anderson
- Audio Dusty Albertz
- Colorist Brandon Thomas
- Finishing Dennis Valk
- DP Benjamin Kracun
- Creative Director Claire Jordan
- Executive Creative Director Craig Markus
- Producer Amy Hurt
Concepted and executed by Proof Advertising, directed by David Edwards of Native, and edited by Einar of bicoastal Union, the campaign captures moments from over 20 different locations in Texas and puts them together in ways that show the unmatched variety that Texas has to offer visitors. Just when the viewer thinks they are watching a “typical” tourism commercial, the actor breaks the fourth wall and proclaims that this is their trip to Texas and urges the viewer to “Go get their own."
The campaign launched this month, featuring four 30s spots that will run online and on digital/connected TV. There will also be a variety of print, digital and social assets to round out the campaign, which hits the market through the month of February. All creative will drive consumers to the Get Your Own Trip to Texas Custom Trip Builder. More vision board than typical itinerary builder, the experience allows users to swipe left and right on different Texas activities to generate trip inspiration matched to their unique interests.
The work is supported with a media plan that leverages unique personalisation targeting where possible; for instance, the print ads leverage online data and are inserted into relevant subscribers’ issues and streaming audio ads will dynamically change based on listener’s behaviours. Overall, the media will drive 1.8B impressions of paid media support to get the new campaign in front of travel intenders.