A new brand campaign debuting today from Amazon's Prime Video streaming service takes the viewer through its universe of entertainment offerings, in one fast-paced journey. 

The first spot of the push opens with Michael B. Jordan in “Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse.” It then seamlessly segues to superhero series “The Boys” and “Invincible,” and the blockbuster "The Tomorrow War," while also weaving in shopping for a Funko figure and highlights from "Thursday Night Football." The voice-over reads, “When all the action is in one place, entertainment never ends,” before revealing the campaign tagline: “See where it takes you.”

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The new campaign was conceived by the Prime Video marketing and creative teams, with strategy via Droga5 London and creative from 72andSunny. It aims to highlight how Prime Video is a portal to Amazon’s wider world of entertainment that goes beyond just watching a film or series—it also includes shopping, sharing, listening, reading and more. 

The push consists of multiple spots and out-of-home ads rolling out in the coming weeks, each targeting a specific type of entertainment “fan.” The debut ad speaks to those who love the thrill of action, with later executions to focus on fantasy and fashion aficionados. 

“With this campaign, we wanted to create an opportunity for customers to understand all the entertainment available on Prime Video [and] invite customers on a journey to explore all we have to offer,” said Prime Video Chief Marketing Officer Ukonwa Ojo.

That includes offerings that are available at no extra cost to Prime members, such as "Amazon Originals" including “The Wheel of Time,” “Coming 2 America,” “The Tomorrow War,” “The Marvelous Mr. Maisel” and "Thursday Night Football," as well as theatrical releases available for rental and more than 100 subscription channels. 

The campaign marks the first time Prime Video has unveiled a tagline, with the introduction of “See Where It Takes You.” It sets up Prime Video as a unique streaming service by offering additional features such as X-Ray, which gives viewers more insight into who and what they’re watching, "Watch Parties" that let viewers enjoy content with friends as well as the broader entertainment opportunities afforded by other Amazon brands such as Kindle, Twitch and Amazon Music.

There’s shopping too—those watching Prime on mobile, web and Fire TV, for example, are able to shop looks on select Amazon Originals content, as in the case of Rihanna’s fashion show, “Savage X Fenty,” and fashion reality series. “Making the Cut.”

The campaign’s three spots will run through 2022 on broadcast, digital and social along with their out-of-home counterparts. There will also be an influencer component in which the brand will work with social native creators to extend the campaign’s message. 

Previously under Ojo, the brand had debuted a Golden Globes ad that cut together scenes from various Prime Video offerings highlighting the diverse voices its stories present, under the theme, “Change the narrative.”

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