Register

    New Work From The Garage: Pure Leaf Innovations

    By HYPEUpdated:No Comments1370 Views
    Digital campaign for Pure Leaf Blackberry Iced Tea.
    NEW YORK -- (SPW) --

    The one-stop-shop production and post solutions available at The Garage were utilized on the digital campaign for Pure Leaf Blackberry Iced Tea and Pure Leaf Zero Sugar Sweet Tea. Handling everything from Tabletop Production to Post-Production and VFX, The Garage guided the entire creative campaign from pre-production to completion. 

    Shot in their New York-based studio, The Garage utilized their tabletop kitchen for preparing the fruits and liquids featured in the campaign. Running two sets simultaneously for the Blackberry spot, they crafted both a miniature set and a life-size one, later scaling up the former to seamlessly integrate real-sized berries with the Pure Leaf bottles. During the filming process, their LED wall and on-set robotics were used to bring the dynamic shots to life. The Garage VFX handled cleanup and motion graphics, while in-person edit sessions took place in their edit bay located in studio.

    REGISTRATION REQUIRED to access this page.

    Already registered? LOGIN
    Don't have an account? REGISTER

    Registration is FREE and FAST.

    The limited access duration has come to an end. (Access was allowed until: 2025-12-04)

    media

    Colleen O'Mara
    Special Agent/Founder
    Contact via email
    SPW Category:New ScreenWork Releases (commercial, film, TV, online, etc)
    Tags:CampaignThe Garagepost production XVFTabletop



    “The Slightest Touch” Wins Best Documentary at Dublin International Film Festival Following HBO Acquisition

    Monday, March 2, 2026
    Scene from "The Slightest Touch."

    The Slightest Touch, directed by Rachel Fleit and edited by Sloane Klevin, ACE, has won Best Documentary at the Dublin International Film Festival, days after HBO Documentary Films acquired the television and streaming rights ahead of its world premiere.

    The feature documentary, which chronicles the friendship between Colin Farrell and Epidermolysis Bullosa survivor Emma Fogarty, was honored by the Dublin jury with the following statement (in part):

    “This next award is for an incredible film… One through which we as an audience came to know both protagonists in ways which would not have been possible, were it not for the unobtrusive talent of the director, who seamlessly documents a story as old as time itself… Rachel Fleit has captured the magic moments of this extraordinary friendship… What follows is an honest and at times searing portrayal of pain in all its forms and the power of humanity and humor to make lives better for all… The jury agreed that The Slightest Touch and director Rachel Fleit is the worthy winner of the documentary category of this year's Film Festival.”

    Edited by Union Editorial Partner Sloane Klevin, ACE, the film continues Fleit’s long creative partnership with the company. Union President and Managing Partner Michael Raimondi and Head of Production, TV and Film Katherine LeBlond served as Executive Producers.

    “What I cherish most about making The Slightest Touch is that it... Read More

    MySHOOT Profiles


    Add A Comment