Herbaria "Fears" Commercial (60 sec.)

Jung von Matt/Neckar, Tempomedia and director Andreas Roth created this compelling film featuring spectacular underwater images. Organic food producer Herbaria is breaking with the tea industry's conventions by advertising their calming tea with this unusual film. Shooting took place in the legendary Pinewood Studios in London, which have also served as a location for underwater scenes in the latest James Bond movies.


Credits:

Herbaria "Fears" (60 sec.)

Client: Herbaria
Product: Herbaria Calming tea
Agency: Jung von Matt / Neckar
Production Company: Tempomedia Filmproduktion
Co-Production Company: Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg
Service Production: Valentine Films
Creative Director: Norman Scholl
Executive Producer: Alexander Schildt
Producer: Christian Hergenröther
Director: Andreas Roth
DoP: Roland Stuprich
Underwater Cameraman: Mike Valentine
Music / Sounddesign: The German Wahnsinn Team
Editor: Anne Beutel
Postproduction: Harvest Digital Agriculture

Cast:

Clown: Paul Daniels
Death: Peter Harcourt
Psycho: Tony French

• Category

  Film & Animation

[HB962]

that is a good commercial cuz now we need the tea to calm down.. shit

[weedancer]

...soil your pants.

[langkelly749]

That is creepy but that was for tea

[Hannah-Linn Kaplan]

actually cool as fuck

[ElMichaelRocks]

Amazing.

[BlackTalonZero]

This is really a trailer for the new horror movie "Teabagged."

[MrJustthebest]

watch the commercial and then drink a tea lol

[Silas B]

Would have been perfect if it had been for beer instead.

[Joanel Betancourt]

Bizarre twist for a tea....great advertising!!

[Scotty Olsen]

Any time, Boberuski ;)

[BobBX542]

I disagree. There are plenty of products and companies I don't use based on something as simple as their ads, or ad campaigns. In this situation, I'm not a tea drinker in general, and was just making the joke that this ad is strange and terrifying. Thanks for sucking the fun out of it though.

[Scotty Olsen]

There's no way an ad would make people stop doing something like drinking tea. And when they do drink tea, they'll think of this ad each time they do to the point where they genuinely just want to try it because they can't stop thinking about it. And that's what you call good marketing.