Remembering WhenBy Phil Hagenah
November 30, 2010 --

I first started reading SHOOT working in the mail room as a summer intern, 1968, at Clinton E. Frank Ad Agency, Chicago. Joined full-time at Frank two years later, just out of college..... worked my way up to projectionist, and decided TV commercial production was my career path.  Never regretted the decision, and all the wonderful people I worked with for the next 35 years.  (We had our share of turkeys, too.)

Publisher's Invitation: Tell Us About Your Relationship With SHOOT; With The IndustryBe part of upcoming promo
By Roberta Griefer
October 22, 2010 -- SHOOT is turning 50 this December and we're going to be celebrating the past, present and future of the industry!  Would you like to be part of an upcoming promotion?

Publisher's Take OneNew Look, Same Commitment
By Roberta Griefer
September 22, 2006 -- This week SHOOT debuts its new look thanks to Phyllis Busell, a wonderfully talented art director and publication designer. Phyllis immediately was able to translate our vision and introduce a new look to an industry fixture with a 46-year history among creatives, producers, and executives on the frontlines of the most cutting edge visual trends. Not an easy task.

The Claw, TamedBy Adam Remson
March 15, 2002 -- More often than not, hopes are dashed as your object of desire slips through a carnival grabber's metallic fingers. Yet in one of AT&T's latest spots, titled "Grabber," the paradigm is reversed.

The Butterfly ScreamsBy Brian Diedrick
February 22, 2002 -- Tomandandy Compose For Director Mark Pellington's The Mothman Prophecies.

Cerebral Credit CardBy Heather Jacobs
September 07, 2001 -- Smart Visa's "Factory," opens on a futuristic plant filmed in a high-tech style. The viewer can see the cards making their way through the various production stages: putting on the color bar, adding the name and number, inserting the chip. All the while, we hear an upbeat contemporary version of the song "If I Only Had a Brain"

Chasing The ShadeBy Heather Jacobs
August 17, 2001 -- Avoiding the sun's pale fire, a woman races through a city on a hot summer day. She is "Shade Running" for Nike's new PLAY campaign.

Dummies Duke It Out For NissanBy Heather Jacobs
July 27, 2001 -- Nissan's new compact sedan-the Sentra-is so appealing that two crash-test dummies are battling for the chance to drive it.

Let's SingBy Heather Jacobs
July 06, 2001 -- Not all belly buttons enjoy being tucked away behind mounds of fabric. Some want to sing! In Levi's Jeans "Belly Button"-which promotes Levi's low-slung, hip-hugging Superlow jeans-Jaime Lynn Sigler, who plays Tony Soprano's daughter, "Meadow," in HBO's hit series The Sopranos, makes her singing debut with her own rendition of Diana Ross' classic "I'm Coming Out."

Batman and OnStar To The RescueBy Heather Jacobs
June 08, 2001 -- Batman once again goes into battle to foil the evil plots of his archenemies-Riddler and Penguin-in "Riddle Me This" and "Hot Date," for GM's OnStar via Campbell-Ewald, Detroit.