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    Ricard Valero To Lead Creative At MullenLowe NY

    By SHOOTWednesday, August 18, 2021Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments3613 Views
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    Ricard Valero has been named to lead creative at MullenLowe New York. Valero, who takes on the role of executive creative director, will report to the U.S. CEO Lee Newman. Valero comes over from TBWAChiatDay New York, where he was ECD. He will work alongside MullenLowe NY’s leadership team, managing director Rebekah Pagis and head of strategy Jonny Gadd.

    “Part of the appeal of joining MullenLowe New York is the freedom to lead the office with my own creative vision,” said Valero. “I’m allergic to everything that feels corporate in an agency, and Rebekah and Jonny are building an agency that puts creativity at the very heart of every single department. That’s the only way to deliver truly outstanding ideas: when all of us are responsible for the creative product.”

    He added, “We need to build an environment where we feel energized by everyone around us and push each other to do better. We need more diverse sensibilities, more passion, and more optimism to enjoy every step of the process. It’s only when we find joy in the work that we come up with the kind of transformative ideas that can have a tremendous impact on our clients’ brands and business.”

    Valero spent the past two years leading accounts such as Accenture, Facebook Portal, Mountain Dew Rise, and Henkel and working on the Adidas brand at TBWAChiatDay. His career has spanned notable agencies including Y&R Milan, DDB Europe, BBDO SF, Eleven, and Ogilvy & Mather New York, where he oversaw all creative for Samsung Global. His portfolio includes work for Samsung, Coca-Cola, Mars, Mondelēz, Oakley, Philips, Bacardi, Volkswagen, Audi, VW, Fiat and Alfa Romeo.

    “Ricard’s ambition aligns with our mission to be an agency that applies creativity to solve our clients’ most pressing challenges,” said Newman. “Each of our offices has its own creative lead, allowing for autonomy and each team’s unique approach to thrive. With his boundless energy and optimism, Ricard is a perfect fit for MullenLowe New York.”  

    “Ricard’s passion for ideas that transcend media, for provocative and ambitious big thinking that can hack culture is exactly what we need. His energy is infectious—Jonny and I are stoked to have him at our creative helm as we build the next chapter for MullenLowe NY,” added Pagis.

    MullenLowe New York recently garnered numerous creative awards for its work for UN Women. The office landed the network’s first big win of 2021, lifestyle brand American Woodmark, and handles suncare and shaving brands for the global CPG company Edgewell. Its latest campaign for E*TRADE will launch this fall. 

    Valero has won multiple golds and Grand Prix at the most prestigious festivals in the industry. His work is also in the permanent collection at the MoMA, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

    In addition to his agency role, Valero is a professor of marketing and branding at City University of New York.

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    AI-Rendered Val Kilmer Debuts At CinemaCon In “As Deep as the Grave” Trailer

    Wednesday, April 15, 2026

    The filmmakers behind "As Deep as the Grave," the indie film that is using an artificial intelligence-rendered version of Val Kilmer in a prominent role, debuted a first look at the recreated actor Wednesday at CinemaCon in Las Vegas.

    "Don't fear the dead and don't fear me," Kilmer's character, Father Fintan, a Catholic priest and Native American spiritualist, says at the end of the trailer.

    The actor died last year at 65, of pneumonia. The use of generative AI to recreate Kilmer for the historical drama based on archaeologists Ann and Earl Morris became a hot button topic when the filmmakers announced it last month. The trailer shows Kilmer's character at various ages.

    Writer-director Coerte Voorhees, along with his brother John, spoke on a panel Wednesday about the controversial decision to use technology to create a performance from a deceased actor and explained why they feel they've done it ethically by working with Kilmer's children and the actors union. Coerte Voorhees stopped short of calling it a Val Kilmer performance, however.

    "Val Kilmer influenced this performance," Coerte Voorhees said.

    Producer John Voorhees said the use of AI actors based on real people is risky territory for anyone to venture into but emphasized that they followed guidelines from the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists union that he boiled down to "consent, compensation and collaboration." Kilmer's estate, including his daughter Mercedes, gave permission for his digital replication, is being compensated for it and provided archival footage to help the process.

    They also compared Kilmer's AI-rendered performance to any actor portraying a historical figure on screen, as Kilmer once did with Jim Morrison in... Read More

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