Captain Morgan Canada’s latest ad “Thumbs” is all about trading screen time for quality time. It’s about bringing back the fun of real-life hangouts and celebrating the unforgettable moments you have with your crew.
So, take back control of your thumb, meet up with your buddies and raise an ice-cold glass of Captain and Cola. It’s all encapsulated in the mantra “less scroll, more vibes.”
Keith Schofield of production house Caviar directed “Thumbs” for agency Anomaly.
Client Diageo Brand Captain Morgan Canada Agency Anomaly Joe Corcoran, executive creative director; Tony Roberts, Louis Jopling, creatives; Francesca Roberts, producer. Production Caviar Keith Schofield, director; Nisha Mullea, exec producer; Jude Veermeulen, producer; Damien Acevedo, DP; Tara Garnell, drinks stylist; Julian Zerressen, drink stylist assistant; Anouska Ryan, nail artist. Editorial Marshall Street Editors Patric Ryan, editor. VFX No.8 Simon Downie, producer. Color No.8 Matt Turner, colorist; Simon Downie, producer. Sound Design 750mph Lucas Trigg, sound designer; Aishah Amodu, Kristen Troy, sound producers.
Zocdoc has launched its 2025 brand campaign, “You’ve Got Options,” which takes an exaggerated, humorous approach to conveying the joy of feeling in control of your health care.
Created by agency 72andSunny, “You’ve Got Options” showcases the joy patients feel when they’ve found the right caregiver for them, despite the otherwise joyless circumstances. Underneath the satirical tone of each film lies a universal truth: The healthcare experience should make patients feel better, not worse, during their time of need.
The work simultaneously illustrates the plurality of providers across disciplines — from general practitioners to dentists to eye doctors to mental health specialists.
Zocdoc is intentionally set up to give more power to the patient, offering verified patients reviews and giving them a breadth and depth of providers. This helps each patient find the provider who is just right for their particular needs.
Among the package of spots--directed by Adam & Dave via production companies Arts & Sciences and Salmon--is this one titled “Couples Therapy,” the brand’s first about mental health care. A couple is shown finding common ground over finding a therapist on Zocdoc, yelling as if it were an over-the-top argument.
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