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    Home » Tim Damon Goes All Terrain For BFGoodrich

    Tim Damon Goes All Terrain For BFGoodrich

    By rpg246Monday, August 29, 2016Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments7982 Views
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    Tim Damon's "No Can Do" spot for BF Goodrich.

    Spot Asks “Are You Driver Enough?”

    LOS ANGELES -- (SPW) --

    Until they go flat or lose traction, tires are often taken for granted. Not so with tiremaker BFGoodrich. In their latest spot titled, “No Can Do,” directed and shot by Tim Damon, viewers see that tires make cars, trucks, jeeps and the world go around.

    The Right Stuff

    “No Can Do” starts with a vintage Chevrolet Camaro cruising the pavement, channeling streams of water through its tire tread. “We don’t hesitate, waffle, balk, linger or pause, even for a second” says the hardened voiceover, now showing a Ford Raptor kicking up dirt on a desert road. The spot then grows intense as we see a Jeep taking a path through the forest, kicking up mud until the view is obscured. “We don’t do things halfway, half-baked or half-heartedly…. don’t, won’t, cant.”

    “Firm Gripped and Laser Focused”

    Locals refer to Malibu, California as being “in the “Bu,” for short, but to Damon, Malibu is a great location for shooting a variety of action footage. “We shot the whole spot in Malibu, all the vehicles over a variety of terrain, including a huge load of mud,” says Damon. “For the Jeep shots, we needed to bag the camera and use a rain deflector.” For the shoot, Damon was reunited with agency SapientNitro. “It was great working with the same group that I collaborated with on an earlier campaign for Michelin. Reed Coss, Michael Diaz and the rest of the creative team at the agency are the best to work with.”

    Help From A Strong Russian Arm

    Key to getting the low angle traction shots was Filmotechnics’s Porsche Cayenne Camera Car with a Russian Arm 6. “I was blown away by how well the off road tires worked in the mud,” says Damon. “It was no easy task, we choreographed moves, going through the mud at 40 miles per hours, shooting at 1400 frames per second to record just three seconds. Timing was crucial and the work had to be precision.”
     

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    Video Credits

    Client: BFGoodrich

    Natalie Baulain Digital Communications Manager
    Carrie Woodward Brand Communications Manager

    Agency: SapientNitro

    Reed Coss Group Creative Director
    John Wilkins Client Services Director
    Justin Leamer Project Manager
    Jose Acosta Head of Production
    Michael Diaz Executive Producer
    Monice Alameda Executive Producer
    Yvette Gomez Business Manager

    Production Co.: The Reserve

    Tim Damon Director
    Ryan Slavin Executive Producer
    Kendra Wester Producer

    Contact:

    Tim Damon
    For information on Tim Damon go to Square Planet Media/Damon Productions or contact Kendra Wester at 310-632-4090. For information on stage20 rental, contact John Urso at 310-632-4090.

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    Media:

    Steve Fisher
    RPG Los Angeles
    818-688-1502
     

    SPW Category:General News
    Tags:BFGoodrichDirector Tim DamonRPG PublicitySapientNitro



    2026: Connect Today for a Better Tomorrow (And Beyond)

    Thursday, January 15, 2026
    Ross MacRae, CEO, Agency Source

    In 2026, the thing that stands out most is how fast this industry is moving, faster than at any point I’ve seen in my career. Agencies, brands, and production companies are constantly shifting, merging, restructuring, and rebuilding. And the people inside them are moving just as quickly. The average lifespan of an agency creative these days is about 18 months. That means if you connect with someone today, chances are they’ll be somewhere completely different by next year, maybe even brand-side. The good news is that you’re essentially building a relationship with multiple clients at once - as long as you keep track of where they go! That level of movement changes what sales and outreach actually mean. When I started, sales in our industry were seen as unnecessary, even a bit smarmy. Agencies had internal service buying teams whose role was to be aware of what production services were out there--which meant that production companies and reps could remain on the agencies' radar with little effort. But today, those agency-side roles have disappeared, and the responsibility has shifted wholly to production companies and reps to make sure they are continuously visible. Whether people like the word “sales” or not, the truth is that you cannot rely on posting your reels on your site and expecting the phone to ring. It never really worked that way, and it certainly doesn’t now. One of the biggest misunderstandings I still encounter is about what a contact database is for. People assume it’s just a place to download email addresses and send out massive blasts. That was never the right way to do it, not 15... Read More

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