Uber, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and Tool of North America teamed on a campaign that calls attention to the all-too-common excuses for drunk driving, replacing them in this spot with “Reasons To Ride” other forms of transit ranging from Uber to train or bus.
Tool’s Phillip Montgomery directed this public service message which contrasts scenes of people giving a reason for driving drunk with scenes of Uber, train and bus drivers echoing the same “excuses”–except they’re reasons for riding transportation provided by a sober driver.
CreditsClient Uber, Mothers Against Drunk Driving Agency In-house at Uber Paulie Dery, executive creative director; Rian O’Neill, creative director; Bryan Evans, art director; Meg Gallagher, copywriter; Tim Chi, Sam Heller, producers. Matt Dernlan, motion graphics; Will Gurney, Yussef Kuri, Nick Silver, strategy. Production Tool of North America Phillip Montgomery, director; Dustin Callif, managing partner; Nancy Hacohen, managing director; Brad Johns, exec producer; Sean Bagley, DP; Denise Rochietti, line producer. Editorial Beast Tim Brooks, editor.
Apple, Director Aoife McArdle “Capture” Cinematic Slow-Motion Filmmaking On iPhone 16 Pro
Aptly titled “Capture,” this spot from Apple’s in-house creative ensemble shows the high caliber mobile filmmaking of which the iPhone 16 Pro is capable. Directed by Emmy and DGA Award nominee (for Severance) Aoife McArdle via production company SMUGGLER--and lensed by cinematographer Edu Grau--the commercial captures the iPhone’s ability to record in 4K120fps ProRes and then adjust playback speed after capture in the Photos app to create cinematic slow-motion filmmaking. This breathtaking imagery is showcased in a wide range of circumstances--from epic action to intimate moments.
The tagline: “Hollywood in your pocket.”
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