Pringles U.S.

Pringles U.S. · The Call of The Mustaches

Pringles U.S. · The Call of The Mustaches | Extended Version

Pringles U.S. · Pringlelina: A Love Story

Pringles U.S. leans into a narrative approach with "Pringlelina: A Love Story," a commercial that explores the intersection of idle domesticity and creative play. The film follows a character within a dimly lit interior setting, focusing on the tactile construction of sculptural shapes using crisps. The project features live-action technique and a warm, cinematic aesthetic. Production was handled by ProdCo and ICON Films, with creative development led by BBDO New York. Post-production and VFX were managed by Parliament and Rare Medium TV, while sound design and music were provided by Kara Stockton and Post Human.

Pringles U.S. · Pringlelina: A Love Story :15

Pringles U.S. leans into a surreal narrative in this :15 commercial spot, 'Pringlelina: A Love Story.' The film follows a man as he constructs an elaborate, humanoid figure from potato chips within a quiet, domestic setting, bridging the gap between everyday snacking and imaginative play. The production, developed by agency BBDO New York, utilizes a warm, cinematic aesthetic to ground its fantastical subject matter. By blending traditional live-action technique with complex VFX, the commercial brings the Pringles mascot-inspired character to life, maintaining a steady, rhythmic pacing throughout the narrative.

Pringles U.S. · Pringlelina: A Love Story :30

This :30 commercial spot for Pringles U.S., titled Pringlelina: A Love Story, presents a whimsical narrative following a man who builds a humanoid figure from potato crisps. Through live-action technique and cinematic lighting, the protagonist and his constructed companion share a series of day-to-day moments, including a park bicycle ride and a dinner date. Developed by BBDO New York, the film integrates intricate VFX work from Rare Medium TV and Parliament to bring the character to life within the domestic setting. The production was supported by ICON Films with sound design and music composition by Post Human and Kara Stockton.