Simon McQuoid of Imperial Woodpecker directed this spot for Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), part of a campaign from Publicis New York which takes a light-hearted approach to a serious challenge, as a “monster” I.T. problem literally gets blown away.
The “TAME I.T.” campaign brings the IT Monster to life as a disruptive character who personifies I.T. complexity and specific customer pain points with humor–demonstrating an empathy and deep understanding of IT customers’ challenges.
Andy Bird, CCO of Publicis NY, commented, “Tech problems are often massive, almost inexpressible and monstrous in scope. We took that simple idea and crafted it into a big smart, creative visual. The red monster simply conveys the scale of the issue and just how quickly HPE provides a solution.”
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Credits
Client Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) Agency Publicis New York Andy Bird, chief creative officer; Matt McKay, executive creative director; Carlos Perez, Justin Via, creative directors; Jake Blumenau, Roe Laophermsook, associate creative directors; Dudo Gomes, art director; Chris Wilson, writer; Halli Rosen, designer; Lauren Schneidmuller, executive producer, broadcast; Rachel Rauch, music producer; Kathleen Bennett, executive producer, integrated; Jeff Koss, SVP, strategy director. Production Imperial Woodpecker Simon McQuoid, director; Charlie Cocuzza, exec producer; Anita Wetterstedt producer. Editorial Mackcut Ian Mackenzie, editor; Gustavo Roman, assistant editor; Gina Pagano, exec producer. VFX The Mill Melanie Wickham, exec producer; Bugs Russell, producer; Samuel Centore, production coordinator; Tony Robins, shoot supervisor; Jimmy Bullard, 2D lead artist; Christian Nielsen, 3D lead artist; Heather Kennedy, Jamie Scott, Molly Intersimone, Ting Jung-Hsu, Andre Vidal, Eric Sibley, Ari Garber, Kieran Hanrahan, Yongjae Lee, Akshay Jain, Arijit Ghosh, Badrinath Chinimilli, Jyoti Tiwari, Nithin Babu, 2D artists; Seon Crawford, Shawn Lipowski, Billy Jang, Incheol Jeong, Constance Bensen, Chris Hill, Dave Barosin, Jackie Liao, Navdeep Singh, Bijo Joy, Fazal Khan, Gokul Navaneethan, Manoj Ravi, Spandana Battula, Tarun Kumar, 3D artists; Charles Lee, matte painting; Adam Pearlman, Kyle Leicht, design. Color The Mill Fergus McCall, colorist; Rochelle Brown, exec producer, color; Evan Bauer, color producer. Sound Heard City Evan Mangiamele, engineer; Sasha Awn, exec producer.
Heineken® is bringing a new approach to fan connection this summer. Whether it be music, movies or sport--only the biggest fans keep their old tickets as mementos. Now, Heineken is bringing 23-time Grand Slam champion and Heineken 0.0 Global Ambassador Serena Williams’ biggest fans together by re-activating her past tickets for this year’s U.S. Open.
As an extension of Heineken’s “Fans Have More Friends” campaign and in partnership with the tennis icon, Second Serve Tickets revives tickets from any of Williams’ past U.S. Open tournaments for a chance to score a seat in the exclusive Heineken Suite at Arthur Ashe Stadium at the 2026 US Open.
Fans at the 2026 U.S. Open can also purchase limited-edition Heineken 0.0 cans inspired by the ticket designs from Serena Williams’ six US Open championship wins, available exclusively at the 2026 US Open starting Monday, August 24 (while supplies last) alongside the full Heineken portfolio.
Simon Dolsten of Dolsten & Co. directed this hero spot--from creative agency LePub New York--which meshes live action and animation with Williams in the starring role. Read More
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