Ricola

Brand: Ricola

Senior Vice President Marketing & Innovation

  • Annette Young

Marketing Director

  • Becky Spruck

Brand Manager

  • Tara Bischoff

AGENCY: FUSE CREATE

Group Account Director

  • Emily Merrigan

Account Director

  • Malcolm D’souza

Account Supervisor

  • Lily Ljubicic

Account Manager

  • Jenna Stafford

Executive Creative Director

  • Steve Miller

Copywriter

  • Mike Furlong

Art Director

  • Patrick Carter

Producer

  • Terra Stephen

Producer

  • Terra Stephen

Creative Strategy Director

  • Jacquie Kostuk

Creative Strategist

  • Emily Farrugia

Trizz Studio

Creative Directors

  • Marcel Hita

Senior Producer

  • Hatty Christie

Production Assistant

  • Kasia Foremski

Art Direction and Research:

  • Katerina Mileva
  • Nerea Hernandez

3D Artists

  • Marcel Hita
  • Nick Zieroff
  • Alex Levington
  • Lucas Giraldez
  • Gerard Foix
  • Dani Guixa
  • Agustin Chilling
  • Sebastian Gutnisky
  • VoidNLogic
  • Valentin Bertrand

2D Artists

  • Carlos Arandia
  • Mikel Gomez

Editor

  • Joan Solsona

Executive Creative Director

  • Oriol Puig

Executive Producer

  • Simon Bath

Account Director

  • Albert Garcia

Head of Accounting

  • Ana Baeza

Sound Design & Music

Producer

  • Banjo Soundscapes

Teaming up with Ricola and Fuse Create, we embarked on a journey through a dynamic and delicious world. The new Ricola Throat Balm blends the sweetness of honey, the richness of caramel, and the refreshing essence of Swiss herbs, crafting a unique product full of flavor and character.

Our mission was to create a visual language that captures the deliciousness of Ricola through a dynamic and artistic lens. By mixing photo-realistic ingredients with a powerful animation language, we produced a piece that showcases the best of both worlds.

Through controlled transitions and precise material choreography, the film translates Ricola Throat Balm’s key ingredients into a clean, product-led CGI narrative. Micro-detail lookdev (honey viscosity, caramel translucency, and herb surface response) is supported by restrained lighting and physically plausible reflections, keeping the focus on form, coating behavior, and finish. The result is a premium hero sequence built from modular shots—optimized for a portfolio feature and efficient social cutdowns—while staying consistent with the “Coat Your Throat” 3D-led launch language.

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