Kim BrattainFounder/ CEO, Kim Brattain Media · Award-winning Corporate and Documentary Film Producer

MCKEEMAN Sizzle Reel!

14 Oct 2013 · 2 min

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The sizzle reel showcases a series of short on‑camera segments and interviews that promote McDonald’s brand initiatives. It opens with the 60‑second delivery guarantee, promising a free sandwich if an order isn’t delivered within a minute. The reel then highlights menu evolution, featuring executive chef Dan Coudreau and a call‑out to the McWrap. Community engagement is illustrated through an essay contest inviting ideas for the menu, a marriage proposal that took place at a McDonald’s location, and a spotlight on a high‑performing crew trainer, Antonio, who earned a McDonald’s scholarship while maintaining a 3.7 GPA and working 35 hours weekly. Throughout, the tone is upbeat and promotional, emphasizing speed, innovation, and personal connections to the brand.

Chapters

Ready in 60 seconds or less, or your next meal at McDonald's is free. It's part of the fast food chain's new 60-second guarantee. If your meal is not delivered in 60 seconds or less, you get a coupon for a free sandwich for your next visit.
It's fun for us.
It's a challenge.
Elena is here with us. We're at McDonald's over here, location on North Wendover. We're gonna tell you about the free coffee in just a second, but you've got— what's this McWrap thing? What's the story with that?
They serve 26 million customers every day. And while there are staples and favorites that we love, McDonald's is always working to change up their menu. And the man behind that menu is McDonald's executive chef Dan Coudreau.
They had an essay contest to say, if you were the executive chef at McDonald's, what would you put on the menu?
We met at McDonald's. I asked her to marry me at McDonald's. We gave her the ring at McDonald's. We're going to get married. So we just did.
We are gathered together to witness and bless their union in marriage.
He has a 3.7 GPA. He works 35 hours a week at McDonald's as a crew trainer. Antonio was even selected to get a McDonald's scholarship.
It's a busy lunch hour at this High Point McDonald's, and 8th grader Hunter Hill is getting a taste of what it's like to be a restaurant manager and owner.