Levi Strauss & Co San Francisco approached us with a brief.

They had a good news story they wanted help tell.

For ages, Levi’s haven’t been famous for their flattering fit on women - and that was all about to change with the launch of a new product, Curve ID.

A range of jeans that fit shape, not size.

So girls can feel confident in their jeans again.They wanted us to start a conversation to support the global product launch.The brief: Levi’s Curve ID make your bum look great.

The goal: 100,000 hits on Youtube.They gave us $10k and a pair of Curve ID.Instead of pointing a camera at the girls wearing the product, we put the girls in control and pointed the camera at the voyeurs.The ultimate product demonstration - planting a tiny hidden camera in our girls’ jeans, busting all the people who stared.Within 10 days our clip had been viewed 8 million times.Parodied by Conan O’Brien, The Sun, and debuting at number 1 on Ad Age’s Viral video chart, with consumer versions scattered all over the internet.They asked us to start a conversation.

We created a social phenomenon.

Phase 1:Conduct outreach to targeted sites, communities, and individuals to initiate discussion and excitement around Rear View Girls video on blogs, Facebook, and Twitter. Each message is individually crafted based on target vertical, site, and intended audience including Local Los Angeles, Men’s Interest, Women’s Interest and Pop Culture/Internet Buzz.

PHASE 2:Integrate outreach with Levi’s PR to reveal brand message of Rear View Girls video including Advertising, Marketing and Fashion sites.

Based on the immediate success of the film, phase one was not completed in its entirety – as conversation around the brand became prevalent very quickly.

• Total views exceeded objectives by +8,000% with over 8 million views in ten days.