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Imagine you could be free from terrible joint pain after living with it for years. It might look something like this. Director: Paul Goldman
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Siptopia is a magical world where Wawa handcrafted beverages transform into a “smile in a cup.” Siptopia came alive through TV and radio spots, billboards, in-store signage, and associate T-shirts. Director: Max Gutierrez
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A guy dancing around his loft in NYC gets ready for a night on the town. Director: Francis Lawrence Choreographer: Hi-Hat Parody
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After the launch of NJM’s “No Jingles or Mascots” campaign, we followed up with more commercials that parody the tactics used by the insurance industry. Director: Ben Callner
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Eating an Oreo is always joyful. But when you’re watching your portions or counting carbs, they’re the first to go. Nabisco created a way to overcome these obstacles and made Oreos for the health-conscious. Director: Matthew Ralston
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Fairies blow away bad dreams, take care of sick or hurt insects, collect teeth for cash, grant wishes, and now deliver delicious snacks!
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Faster is better when it comes to treating breakouts. Clearasil Ultra knows a lot can happen in 12 hours. Director: Chris Applebaum
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The human vascular system is – 60,000 miles long. On a shoestring budget, we used stock footage and highway traffic SFX to teach people about the capabilities of Inspira’s Vascular Institute.
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NJM Insurance has a long-standing relationship with their VIP policyholder – Olympic gold medalist and World Cup champion: Carli Lloyd. The relationship began before the “No Jingles or Mascots” campaign, so this was how we integrated them. Director: Ben Flaherty
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White Castle, America’s oldest fast food restaurant, has a loyal, cult-like following called “cravers.” We created an integrated campaign with a heavy focus on digital, where they could join like-minded people, share stories, and participate in events within the “Craver Nation”.
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The Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) leads the nation’s drug policy to improve the health and lives of the American people. They wanted parents to talk to their kids about drugs, even if they tried or did them. What’s the worst that could happen? Director: Michael Cuesta Press: Creativity
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Blaise Hayward shot our ads for PDFA (Partnership for a Drug Free America), a partner of the ONDCP. This photograph features my hand, and and a faux joint I rolled myself. It won a CA award.
Stouffer’s wanted people to enjoy cooking dinner together. And they wanted it to be simple. These all-inclusive kits were the perfect solution.
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We came up with an interesting way to explain Woolite’s claim it wouldn't stretch, shrink or fade your clothes. It made other detergents sound scary. So, the idea of a "clothes torturer" as a metaphor for regular detergents was brought to life by horror film director Rob Zombie.
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I’ve produced a lot of work that may not have won an award but was either fun or moved the needle for my clients.
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