Amazon knows people stuck at home all year might be fantasizing about something new.
In this Super Bowl ad ostensibly to tout Amazon’s voice assistant Alexa’s new spherical shape, a woman imagines that her new Alexa has the voice–and body–of actor Michael B. Jordan, who takes off his shirt to dim the lights. He also reads an audio book to her in the tub, all to the chagrin of her hapless husband.
Titled “Alexa’s Body,” this spot was directed with a deft comedic and playful sensual touch by Wayne McClammy of Hungry Man for agency Lucky Generals.
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Credits
Client Amazon Alexa Agency Lucky Generals Danny Brooke-Taylor, producer; George Allen, copywriter; Lizzie Moore, art director. Production Hungry Man Wayne McClammy, director; Mino Jarjoura, Caleb Dewart, Dan Duffy, exec producers; Marian Harkness, head of production; Rick Jarjoura, producer; Yuki Wakano, production supervisor; Emily Saeger, assistant production supervisor; Brian Stevens, 1st AD; Erv Gentry, 2nd AD; Christian Sprenger, DP. Editorial The Den Christjan Jordan, lead editor/co-founder; Mary Ellen Duggan, exec producer. VFX/Post The Mill Anastasia Von Rahl, exec producer; Alex Bader, head of production. Sound Beacon Street Studios Rommel Molina, engineer; Kate Vadnais, sr. mix producer.
Indie ad agency TDA Boulder has unveiled “No Nonsense Banking,” its debut campaign for new client First Interstate Bank. The rolling launch runs through the end of the year, and spans across 10 states.
The batch of spots includes this one titled “Every Step,” epitomizing a call to end the nonsense. “Every Step” opens on a couple experiencing life’s biggest moments (marriage proposal, first child, a kid learning to drive, and packing up for college). Each meaningful moment, though, has one odd addition: their banker is actually really there, experiencing those moments with them. The unexpected inclusion calls out the cliché that banks love to be with you every step of the way, even in life’s most intimate moments. The spot lands on the twist: First Interstate isn’t promising to be there for every step; just the ones that matter, with a straight answer and a real person on the other end.
Michael Downing directed via The Sweetshop x Chirp Films.
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