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Killer Tracks announces Legacy, a groundbreaking new addition to its production music catalog.
When I Grow Up reminds everyone about the importance of voting.
Bernie Sanders’ message for the climate movement: continue our political revolution by voting for Hillary Clinton to stop Donald Trump -- then be ready to push Nov. 9th.
To garner last-minute voters for Florida's Naturals' "Great Pulp Debate", attack ad spot by Merkley+Partners pits 12-year old Grayson Totman, making the case for a “No Pulp” household, against Mom and Dad, who respond with attack ads of their own.
A sampling of campaigns by the award-winning Hollywood ad agency Battery. It all begins with a bulletproof, insight-driven idea. From there, Battery brings it to life in its most impactful form.
The Vault licensed tracks were used by FOX On-Air Promotions for the series premier of “Rosewood”; as well as CBS shows “2 Broke Girls,” “Limitless” and “The Young and the Restless”; and two main theme usages for Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC).
The potential for public Wi-Fi networks to be used as mediums for fraud is vividly portrayed in a new commercial directed by STORY’s David Orr for AARP and Washington, DC agency GMMB.
This video dropped October 27, but editor Eric Argiro of bicoastal Union began work on Pussy Riot’s "Make America Great Again" in June, before the Access Hollywood tape, before Russia crashed the election, and before the Facebook launch of "Trump Tower Live".
GameStop is releasing two more commercials featuring their charming associate characters in awkward situational comedies, that illustrate how they bring Power to the Players every day.
Appearing immediately after the film's final scene fades to black, viewers see a debris-laden surface where the first titles appear – "Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo" – strongly lit from five angles with spotlights.