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Freelance copywriter Jon Murray, who most recently was at Leo Burnett, Toronto, wrote and directed this short which depicts a decaying society. The dystopia, though, isn't reflected in scenes of a wasteland or mass physical destruction. Instead, its focus is on the way two people have a "conversation." | |
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Believe Media director Wendy Morgan breaks out a new obsession in the form of Laura Mvula's defiant "That's Alright" video, for the third single on her album Sing To The Moon on the Sony Music UK Limited label. The clip was lensed by DP Eduard Grau. Editor was Josh Hegard of Coyote Post. | |
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 | Duration: 60 seconds
Fredrik Bond via Sonny, London (he continues to be repped stateside by MJZ), directed this latest installment of the "Road to the Final" campaign with a spot which features one lucky fan, who receives a ticket to the UEFA Champions League Final. Agency is Wieden+Kennedy, Amsterdam. | |
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David Quinn of production house Sons and Daughters, Toronto, directed this short for Canadian nonprofit organization Circle 21 that was founded last year to help change perceptions about and strengthen the Down Syndrome community by eliminating the stigma people often associate with the condition. Advertising agency is Juniper Park, Toronto. | |
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Director Suthon Petchsuwan of TWC Films, Los Angeles, teamed with London agency 18 Feet & Rising on an inventive spot launching wood care brand Cuprinol's new integrated advertising campaign "Cheer It Up!" "Whimpering Garden" is about an unhappy garden shed that gets cheered up with a can of Cuprinol Garden Shades. | |
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Carlão Busato of Hungry Man Brasil directed this spot in which a male office worker has hair that moves in slow motion akin to what we'd see in a typical women's shampoo commercial. He isn't aware of his slow flowing mane until a co-worker calls it to his attention. He then takes action to make his locks more gender-appropriate. | |
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Armando Bo and Andres Salmoyraghi of Buenos Aires production house Rebolucion directed this Spanish-language spot for the U.S. market which shows how a warm glass of milk can translate into good sleep and sweet dreams for folks, taking us specifically into a youngster's dream during a blissful night. | |
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Peter Sluszka of Hornet Inc. directed this stop-motion spot depicting a village full of character--and characters--as we see it progress from morning to night on a typical day. In the village we see prim and proper sheep, rabble-rousing kids, a friendly butcher, a postman making the rounds, a fish market vendor, and then the local branch of Permanent TSB Bank. | |
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Miles Jay of OPC FamilyStyle directed this spot which shows doctors wheeling in an injured child on a gurney into a hospital operating room. As they get closer to the camera and enter from a hallway into the operating room, the space becomes cramped with the doctor and his team members seemingly tall enough to have their heads nearly touching the ceiling. | |
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Portland, Ore.-based animation studio LAIKA/house brings back the diminutive animated knight, Sir Can-A-Lot, for this web video, one in a series offering tips and recipes to help those suffering from routine meals and boring tweets. Video is part of the "Break the Monotony of March" campaign, dovetailing with NCAA college basketball's March Madness tournament. Advertising agency is BBDO Proximity, Minneapolis. | |
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