New ScreenWork Releases (commercial, film, TV, online, etc)
Advertising Agency Soho Square tapped Company X Editor Barney Miller and renowned Parisian Fashion Photographer/Commercial & Music Video Director Stephane Sednaoui to complete a luminous 30-second skin care spot entitled "Power." Featuring Sednaoui's signature ph
Zimmerman Advertising and client Party City debuted the first creative work from the agency to coincide with the chain's biggest season: Halloween.
BACARDI®, the world's favorite rum, is unveiling today a new global multi-media advertising campaign, entitled "Spirit of BACARDI", with the first execution called "Island." The campaign celebrates the optimism, warmth and the pioneering attitude of BACARDI rum.
Company 3 Colorist Siggy Ferstl worked with the filmmakers of Lakeshore's musical, Fame (released by MGM), from the commencement of principal photography through to the DI (digital intermediate) sessions to fine-tune the visual arc in this re-envisioning of the classic 1980 musical set in New Yor
Taylor James, the London-based creative production studio (www.taylorjames.com), has released a cutting-edge one shot TV commercial combining striking photorealistic CGI with live-action.
Radar Studios just completed two spots for client Hasbro and New York agency UPROAR!. While the spots both introduce exciting new products, they couldnʼt be more different in look, style, or tone.
A newly launched advertising campaign from the Boston-based Legal Sea Foods restaurant group is receiving laughs as intended, but also a bit of controversy, as some feel the message goes a little overboard.
Michael Fink, Hollywood visual effects veteran and Academy Award winner, has directed his first Indian TV commercial for Lotte Coffy Bite candy. Fink is president, VFX Worldwide at Prime Focus, India's leading visual entertainment services company.
The first national TV advertising campaign to tackle drug driving was launched by Transport Secretary Andrew Adonis today after new research showed that one in 10 young male drivers admit to driving after taking illegal drugs.
As the blockbuster film Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (Dreamworks/Paramount Pictures in association with Hasbro) continues to smash worldwide box office records, movie fans got a robo-kick from a series of hi-octane television commercials from Burger King Corp.