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    Home » Dentsu Creative Italy and Directing Duo The Weiland Brothers Are “Driven By Dreams” For Lamborghini

    Dentsu Creative Italy and Directing Duo The Weiland Brothers Are “Driven By Dreams” For Lamborghini

    By SHOOTTuesday, January 27, 2026Updated:Wednesday, January 21, 2026No Comments129 Views
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    "Driven by Dreams"

    Automobili Lamborghini and Dentsu Creative Italy unveil “Driven by Dreams,” a branded content project celebrating the deep connection between the brand and the power of imagination. A journey that begins in childhood–when the desire to go beyond what’s possible first takes shape–and follows generations who grew up with a Lamborghini poster on their bedroom wall: a universal icon of desire, ambition, and vision for the future.

    The film unfolds in a suspended, almost cosmic atmosphere, where a Lamborghini Revuelto awakens like a spacecraft ready for takeoff. Children’s voices guide the narrative, revealing who they dream of becoming “when they grow up”: astronauts, magicians, superheroes, inventors of never-before-seen colors.

    Each dream take shape through a continuous metamorphosis of Lamborghini vehicles, transforming into some of the brand’s most legendary icons–from the Countach to the Huracán, from the Murciélago to the Urus–culminating in the latest models that embody Lamborghini’s forward-looking vision and limitless ambition.

    The transition between past, present, and future is not merely a stylistic device; it is the heart of the story. Lamborghini has always been an object of desire: a poster on the wall beside the bed, a calendar, or a scale model on a desk, admired before falling asleep. These everyday artifacts become sparks for imagination, inspiring generations of innovators, creatives, and visionaries. That’s where the dream begins. And that’s where Lamborghini continues to push beyond boundaries.

    “Storytelling for an iconic brand like Lamborghini was an exciting challenge, especially because of the authentic bond it has built with people over time,” said Maurizio Tozzini, executive creative director at Dentsu Creative Italy. “We’re proud to sign this first collaboration, as it celebrates a shared imagination that spans generations–a direct, instinctive connection that makes all of us feel part of the brand’s story.”

    The film was directed by the Weiland Brothers via Karen Film.

     

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    Client Automobili Lamborghini Agency Dentsu Creative Italy Riccardo Fregoso, chief creative officer;
Maurizio Tozzini, Stefano Tunno, Gianluca Nucaro, executive creative directors; Federico Caronna, art director; Roberto La Rocca, copywriter; Matteo Milone, sr. motion designer; Alessandro Sartor, video editor; Rosa Sirico, sr. strategist; Antonella Vicari, creative progress director; Giorgia Croce, progress & creative excellence coordinator; Dario Golino, creative supervisor (Luxury unit); Luca Bonfarnuzzo, sr. creative strategist (Luxury unit); Alice Joanna Juliet Ridolfi, sr. art director. Production Company Karen Film Weiland Brothers, directors; Andre Chemetoff, DP; Tommaso Pellicci, exec producer; Alessandro Naboni, Elisabetta Carli, producers; Giancarlo Giani, R&D; Mattia Longhi, production manager. Editorial Marco Battiloro, editor. Postproduction EDI Effetti Digitali Italiani Sound Postproduction TORQ, a division of Source Sound Inc. Charles Deenen, supervising sound designer & mixer. Special Thanks for Driving Footage produced over the years to: Alberto Colombo and Amilcare Canali (Aventador), Tibor Glage and Jens Maasboel (Countach), Rune Milton and Paul Meyers ASC (Temerario), Alessandro Pacciani and MacGregor (Revuelto), Iñigo Jiménez and Hugo Prats (Urus SE). Casting Tatiana Lepore, casting voiceover kids and vocal/acting coach. Production Advisor The Production Advisory Group Sabrina Allaria, production advisor

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    Top Spot of the Week: Pearson Student Advises Younger Self In AI-Enabled Encounter From VaynerMedia, Hummingbird and Tool

    Thursday, March 5, 2026

    Pearson has launched its first global brand campaign in more than five years as the 182-year-old company continues its evolution into an AI-enabled education and reskilling leader.

    The campaign centers on a series of cinematic films featuring real learners in conversation with their younger selves. Using AI to recreate earlier versions of each participant, the films allow individuals to reflect on pivotal decisions, moments of doubt, and turning points that shaped their futures. The creative approach blends emerging technology with documentary storytelling grounded in lived experience.

    At a time when AI’s role in both education and creativity is under intense scrutiny, Pearson has taken a deliberate and considered approach. The technology is used not as spectacle, but as a reflective storytelling device, built around consent, authenticity, and human agency. It reflects Pearson’s strong support for AI in augmenting human potential with learning at the core.

    The first learner stories spotlight U.S.-based individuals, with additional international profiles launching later this spring as part of an ongoing global series that Pearson produced with VaynerMedia for creative, and Hummingbird and Tool of North America for production. Aqsa Altaf and John X. Carey via Hummingbird teamed to direct the “Impact Stories” films.

    This film introduces us to Jasmine who meets her younger 27-year-old self. The younger Jasmine has two kids and is pregnant with a third. She and her two children are living in a domestic violence shelter, sleeping on an inflatable mattress with a slow air leak. Now getting a Pearson education and on her way to realizing her dreams seven years later, Jasmine gets to impart a message of inspiration to her younger self.

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