VCCP London created the "Feast Like a Don" campaign to launch Domino’s Ultimate Lasagne Pizza and Ultimate Carbonara Pizza. The humorous TV, radio, and integrated work parodies classic Mafia films, using Italian gestures, Mafioso styling, and a reworked Domino’s sonic mnemonic to make the new range memorable.
VCCP London created the integrated “High 4” campaign to launch Domino’s new £4 lunchtime menu, including the Hot & Cheesy Wrap and Cheeky Little Pizza. Two energetic TV spots celebrate the value proposition through playful high-four exchanges, supported by the brand’s signature sonic identity across broadcast, social, radio, OOH and digital channels.
VCCP created DOMIN-OH-HOO-HOO, an integrated campaign introducing Domino's Group Ordering app feature and encouraging post-pandemic get-togethers. A humorous hero film uses authentic yodelling to communicate pizza orders, supported by out-of-home work, murals, social films, special builds, and a Snap Lens.
VCCP London created a humorous campaign film for Domino’s that reframes pizza sharing as an intensely dramatic competition among friends and family. Slow-motion scenes at 90 frames per second and an operatic version of the Domin-oh-hoo-hoo sonic identity heighten the absurdity across TV, cinema, audio, social, digital, and out-of-home channels.
JKR collaborated with Domino’s to evolve its iconic brand identity, refining visual elements to strengthen recognition and consistency across global markets. The refreshed design modernizes the brand while preserving its familiar and trusted character.
Tom May’s article for Creative Boom explores the rise of absurdist humour in advertising, using Domino’s new CHICK 'N' DIP campaign by VCCP as a case study. The piece argues that while absurdism has become a dominant creative trend, it can still serve strategic and communicative purposes when executed with intent. The campaign’s character-driven approach helps distinguish Domino’s new chicken sub-brand while maintaining the parent brand’s equity.
Tom May’s Creative Boom article explores Beano Brain’s 2025 Coolest Brands report, which reveals how Generation Alpha engages with brands. The piece highlights YouTube’s dominance, Nike and Adidas’s contrasting strategies, and the rise of experiential and authentic branding from companies like KitKat, Domino’s, and Jellycat. It underscores how Gen Alpha values identity, creativity, and genuine experiences over hype.
VCCP London created the 'Physio' TV spot for Domino's, airing immediately before Premier League coverage to encourage half-time orders. The humorous film extends the Domin-oh-hoo-hoo sonic-brand campaign, with an injured footballer urgently yodelling for pizza through the team physio.