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    Home » The Best Work You May Never See: alma, Director Scott Perry Go “Behind the Screen” For Tobacco Free Florida’s THE FACTS NOW

    The Best Work You May Never See: alma, Director Scott Perry Go “Behind the Screen” For Tobacco Free Florida’s THE FACTS NOW

    By SHOOTFriday, June 28, 2024Updated:Sunday, July 7, 2024No Comments3179 Views
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    Miami-based creative shop alma has launched a campaign, including this spot titled “Behind the Screen,” for THE FACTS NOW, a division of Tobacco Free Florida that helps current smokers quit.  

    While researching the target audience, alma found that even though Gen Z craves authenticity on social media, most people who vape never show the real-world consequences of vaping to their viewers. Instead, we only see the “cool” side of the habit–something this campaign shines a light on. 

    “Behind The Screen” addresses misleading perceptions about vaping on social media, and how it can make teens think nicotine doesn’t physically, mentally, and emotionally impact their health. The further the spot goes on, the truth is revealed. 

    Directed by Scott Perry via production company Imposter, the :60 shows young teens scrolling on their phones, watching their peers post day-to-day content, often with a vape in hand. This is quickly juxtaposed by the influencers transitioning into their real life where they’re dealing with nicotine withdrawals, mood swings, anxiety and more. It ends saying “nobody posts how bad their addiction is, so don’t fall for everything you see on your feed.”

    “As an agency based in Miami, we have a special place in our hearts for the work we get to do with Tobacco Free Florida,” said Alvar Suñol, chief creative officer and co-president at alma. “Social media has had a positive impact on so many young people’s lives, but it’s also exposed U.S. teens to content that doesn’t paint a realistic picture of addition. Authenticity and transparency can inspire action, and if our campaigns can help reach one person and show them how social media can leave out important information, we can raise awareness among teens and help make a difference.”

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    Client Tobacco Free Florida Agency alma, Miami Gabriel Ferrer, executive creative director; Gabriel Reyes, creative director; Alejandra Vidal, sr. copywriter; Andrea Giraldo, sr. art director; Andrew Del Valle, associate copywriter; Sabrina Paz Riesgo, producer; Olivia Henry, sr. strategic planner. Production Company Imposter Scott Perry, director; Avtar Kay, exec producer; Todd Ruhnau, head of production; Tyler Ben-Amotz, producer.

    Media Type:Commerical: PSA
    ScreenWork Categories:Commercial
    Screenwork Type:Best Work
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    Toyota, Burrell, Director Paul Hunter and Jim Henson’s Creature Shop Prove EV Skeptics Wrong In “Haters Anthem”

    Wednesday, May 20, 2026

    Toyota and Chicago-based agency Burrell have launched the Toyota BEV Family Campaign: a series of spots that follow electric vehicle skeptics as they’re won over by the bZ, bZ Woodland, and C-HR, one by one.

    The campaign’s hero spot, “Haters Anthem,” opens on three skeptics portrayed as puppets, each one doubtful and vocal about it, who are converted into Toyota BEV believers after getting behind the wheel. When they convert, the puppets transform into their human selves.

    To build them, Burrell partnered with Jim Henson’s Creature Shop, which designed and built five custom puppets over six weeks, each with intricate mechanisms for unique arm and foot movements. A dedicated hairdresser ensured curly locs, fades, and twists were executed precisely and matched across both the puppet and human versions of each character. An all-Black puppeteer team, led by puppet captain Raymond Carr, handled performance and choreography throughout.

    The work was directed by Paul Hunter via production house PRETTYBIRD, with “Haters Anthem” by Infinity Song, a four-sibling soft rock band signed to Roc Nation.

    Burrell’s creative is grounded in a real audience insight: Black consumers have been underserved by the EV category, and nobody has built a campaign that reflects their vision of what electric driving looks and feels like. This one does. The humor, the music, the puppetry, and the transformation are all in service of a single idea: get someone skeptical behind the wheel, and let the car close the deal.

    “There’s a thin line between a skeptic and a hater, and we leaned into that energy instead of away from it,” said Tara DeVeaux, CEO of Burrell. “The puppets give us permission to be honest about the doubt, and the... Read More

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