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Welcome to the ScreenWork Database which includes work featured in SHOOT's ScreenWork columns (Top Spot of the Week, The Best Work You May Never See, iWork, and BrandStand) and work featured in iSPOT. The database also contains work featured in SHOOT's Top Ten Music & Sound and Top Ten Visual Effects & Animation Charts as well as work featured on SHOOT's New Directors Showcase Reels plus other new work that merits recognition. Users can view work searchable by Key words, Delivery Type, Media Type, Genre, Content, etc.  Work & credits link to information in The SHOOT Directory and to related articles in the SHOOT Archives. 

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The Best Work You May Never See: Cumberland Farms' "Princess"
Duration: 30 seconds
Benjamin Blank of Locksmith Content directed this commercial which momentarily thrusts a guy from the mundane to an idyllic world inhabited by a storybook-like princess--only to have a jolt of reality bring him back to ordinary life. Agency is Boston-based Full Contact Advertising.
The Best Work You May Never See: Labels Are For Jars' "Guy"
Duration: 30 seconds
Sammy Albis of Magnet Filmworks directed this spot in which it appears pedestrian after pedestrian is giving spare change to a homeless panhandler. But the camera reveals that they are instead affixing labels to his person such as "Bum," "Junkie" and "Loser." This PSA's bottom-line message is that rather than label people, we should help them. Concept came from creative director Brian Hayes of Arnold Worldwide. A second spot in the package features a homeless woman who is being unfairly labeled.
The Best Work You May Never See: NESN's "Relief Dater"
Duration: 30 seconds
Jonathan Bekemeier of Picture Park directed this comedic spot for the New England Sports Network (NESN) in which Boston Red Sox reliever Jonathan Papelbon helps to salvage a date with a lovely lass that has gone awry.
The Best Work You May Never See: Tap Project Boston's "Monsters"
Duration: 30 seconds
Laurence Dummore of RSA Films thrusts us into murky water--literally--for Tap Project Boston and agency Hill Holliday, Boston. We find that there are dangerous montsters--in the form of microorganisms--in our drinking water.
La-Z-Boy's "Who Am I"
Duration: 30 seconds
In "Who Am I?"—one of seven spots in a campaign--a garishly dressed man, replete with loud shirt and a giant medallion hanging from an ostentatious gold chain, walks into a La-Z-Boy furniture gallery.
Comcast's "Anthem"
Duration: 30 seconds
Busby Berkeley meets White Men Can't Jump in this Comcast musical comedy spot "Anthem" promoting the BOEPC (The Big, Old, Expensive Phone Company).
Travelocity's "Cliffdive"
Duration: 30 seconds
"Cliff Dive" is one in a series of :15s in Travelocity's "Travel Wishes" campaign. In the spot, we see a bird perched on a branch jutting out from a cliff.
Jimmy Neutron
Duration: 1 minute
Cartoon character Jimmy Neutron and his buddies have fun with a sci-fi gadget called a "Photon Dimensionalizer" (which is also the title of this spot). Jimmy zaps a cartoon squirrel and it comes alive as a dimensional being.