Best Work

Titled Hey Charlie, this heart-wrenching video from the Christopher D. Smithers Foundation follows a lad named Charlie as he grows up.

This short film directed by Nicolas Galoux for TBWA/Paris (and produced by TBWA\ELSE) introduces us to a burn victim who enjoys going to the movies.

Energy BBDO partnered with PAVE, a Chicago-based non-profit organization that works to shatter the silence and prevent sexual violence, to create this video

This spot is part of the new “Flavors Hook Kids” campaign created by agency Duncan Channon for the California Department of Health’s CA Tobacco Control Progr

This film takes us through the life of Tom, sharing key moments--both good and bad--that made him tremble.

Celebrating 50 years of KFC, “Bucket” is a charming, nostalgia-tinged look into Australian life in the 1960s and how KFC redefined “dinnertime”.

While shopping at Monoprix can be a pleasure, carrying groceries that are bought there all the way home is not.

The Newport Beach Film Festival has released its official 2018 marquee trailer “Quota: Who Made the Cut.” A sci-fi drama set in a dystopian future, the trail

For French grocery store chain Intermarché, Paris ad agency romance created this film which tells the charming tale of a boy who goes about doling out cookie

Cure Alzheimer’s Fund has released its first-ever PSA, showing the effects Alzheimer’s can have on your loved ones.  The goal is to help shed light on how an

Animation studio Aardman has teamed up with the global campaign, "Malaria Must Die So Millions Can Live," to raise awareness of the deadly history of malaria

Smith & Foulkes of Nexus Studios, London, directed this McVitie’s :60 titled “Crane” for Grey London.

BBDO Toronto conceived of a “Greatness is Rare” campaign to show the remarkable talents of Canadian Paralympians who will be competing in the upcoming 2018 P

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Global creative studio Lobo uncovers the subtle ways young love can turn into pervasive torment in the powerful animated short “Sunshine” for nonprofit Day O

It’s the year of 2009 in the Paris apartment of a woman named Laurence.