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Puma snagging attention during TIFF with 3-D window

Knowing that hordes of well-heeled film fans were headed to the Toronto International Film Festival, Puma Canada spied a primo opp to showcase new products from its Urban Mobility Line. So the Toronto-HQ'd company engaged local experiential marketing agency Riot Event + Sponsorship to come up with a special attention grabber.

The result is an interactive window installation at Puma's flagship Bloor Street store. What will vie for attention during the festival's 10-day run is not just an array of nifty stuff, but some 3-D magic that makes the items pop out at onlookers. The beauty part? The display - along with the message "Puma is proud to support moving images of all kinds" - can only be fully viewed by folks who enter the store to get free, Puma-branded 3-D glasses.

"We wanted to create something unique that would break through the traditional film-themed storefronts often seen during the festival," says Christina Badame-Verdurmen, Riot Event + Sponsorship's director of experiential marketing. "It was important that it was more than just a cool display - that it also ensured consumer interaction with both the window and the store."

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