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Saudi Arabia’s Doux, Contatious launch AI-powered campaign

Highlighting Doux Chicken as proudly Saudi, the creative angle focused on portraying the chicken as living in a peaceful, well-cared-for lifestyle  “calm, cared for, and treated right,” just like the Doux brand values.

Doux Chicken Hashtag Contatious

Saudi Arabia’s Doux Chicken brand has launched a new campaign, in partnership with production house Contatious x Hashtag. The campaign has been produced entirely through artificial intelligence.

The campaign explored the capabilities of AI-driven storytelling, building a fully animated world and character using advanced generative tools.

Every visual element including character movement, framing, environment layout and emotional expression was shaped and refined through a detailed creative process to ensure seamless cinematic execution.

Objectives and goals of the Doux campaign

Built on the core message of: “دو.. ونعم التربية.” , the campaign aimed to create a compelling, voiceover–driven story that builds emotional affinity with the audience by humanising the Doux chicken.

Contatious intended to highlight how Doux Chicken is proudly Saudi. As such, the creative angle focused on portraying the chicken as living in a peaceful, well-cared-for lifestyle  “calm, cared for, and treated right,” just like the Doux brand values.

The mandate for this initiative was strictly brand awareness. The campaign targeted Saudi families, particularly mothers responsible for household food decisions; young adults and modern Saudi consumers who value transparency and quality; and shoppers who choose poultry brands based on trust, care and origin.

That said, the campaign also demonstrated how AI can enhance rather than replace creativity, pushing creative and technological boundaries, expanding the possibilities of traditional production, and enabling new forms of visual expression.

By embracing emerging technologies, Doux intends to reinforce its position as a forward thinking brand ready to innovate beyond conventional storytelling, aligned with the region’s vision for digital transformation, especially within Saudi Arabia’s booming content and media sector.

Rollout of the campaign

The campaign included one hero video, produced solely for digital platforms, with no additional advertising or marketing through billboards, TVCs, radio or offline communication.

The brand chose this route because digital allows for fast emotional engagement through storytelling;  voiceover–led content performs better with younger Saudi audiences; social media provides instant reach and shareability compared to classic advertising; and because a single hero video was aligned with the objective of clarifying the brand DNA before developing a full campaign.

The choice also reflected that this was not a promotional campaign, no offer, no seasonal push, just brand positioning.

The campaign will run for 3-4 weeks, primarily in Saudi Arabia.


CREDITS:

Client: Doux Chicken KSA

Agency: Hashtag x Contatious
Amer Massimi | CEO / Managing Director
Moayad Al Badawi | Operation / Project manager
Karim Chahabi | Creative Director
Mostafa Elsayaad | Head of Production
Rein Jalloul | Creative Strategist
Sibghatullah Ameen | Director of Photography / AI Artist
John Saidahmadov | CGI Artist / AI specialist

the authorAnup Oommen
Anup Oommen is the Editor of Campaign Middle East at Motivate Media Group, a well-reputed moderator, and a multiple award-winning journalist with more than 15 years of experience at some of the most reputable and credible global news organisations, including Reuters, CNN, and Motivate Media Group. As the Editor of Campaign Middle East, Anup heads market-leading coverage of advertising, media, marketing, PR, events and experiential, digital, the wider creative industries, and more, through the brand’s digital, print, events, directories, podcast and video verticals. As such he’s a key stakeholder in the Campaign Global brand, the world’s leading authority for the advertising, marketing and media industries, which was first published in the UK in 1968.