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Leftchannel expanded ThoughtSpot's brand identity to allow for character animation. One of the first pieces leftchannel designed with the new suite of characters was this spot to promote their data analytics' platform's robust banking intelligence capabilities.
ThoughtSpot needed to highlight the advantages of their technology when combined with cloud data sources. The central spot portrays professionals from various industries gaining faster insights from their cloud data with ThoughtSpot AI-driven search.
Editor Tim Thornton-Allan (Marshall Street Editors / Union Editorial) collaborated with Oscar®-nominated writer/director Roman Coppola at The Directors Bureau and advertising agency Deutsch LA on this new spot for Lowe’s.
Cisco “Bridge to Possible" seamlessly braids imagery and voiceover to deliver a narrative about technology, ecology, inclusivity, and opportunity for all, in just over a minute.
After more than 20 years, Maxon has unveiled a new corporate identity. The move follows the completed unification of Maxon global in 2018, the acquisition of Redshift in 2019 and the merger with Red Giant in 2020. Senior Brand Manager Leo Hageman designed the logo under the direction of Maxon’s e
Director, creative director and designer Erin Sarofsky kick-started Sarofsky in 2009 and formed a group of extraordinarily talented makers who have been providing their services to leaders in the advertising and entertainment industries worldwide.
Get upfront and personal with the workshop leaders of Journey of a Hollywood Idea.
Created via Hawkeye Advertising/Chicago, produced by Easy Mondays/NY, and directed by Luis Gerard, this TaxAct campaign craftily employ humorous scare tactics (in this spot, a man is being chased by a real Kodiak bear) to show viewers how to take the fear out of filing their taxes.
Directed by Luis Gerard, this spot for Lotto 649 (created via FCB/Toronto) conveys the many ways "Joy" can be experienced. Within each vignette, the filmmaker captures whole lives and a salient narrative.
A "Runaway Canoe" might suggest a tale of mortal danger, but as delivered by director Luis Gerard for Subaru Forester, it is a sweet and heroic rescue story.