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Barton F. Graf’s first TV work for the Lance Crackers brand is a two-spot package directed by Matt Dilmore of Biscuit Filmworks.

Wayne McClammy of Hungry Man directed this commercial titled “Lose-onic Plague” featuring the character Dr.

This animation spot for South Africa salt brand Cerebos tells the story of Mpho, a little girl who dreams of snow, despite living in the semi-desert natural

Richard Bullock via Hungry Man London directed a pair of films--a 95-second piece and a five-minute short--sponsored by Swiss running company ON and celebrat

To celebrate the power of friendship, Grey New York went to a public school in NYC and invited parents to hear how their child was doing at school.

AICP's Next Awards--which recognize the cutting edge of innovative, next generation advertising/branding--needed an introductory piece befitting the occasion

Aarman Animations produced this entertaining, informative look at macular degeneration, raising awareness of a disease that affects the sight of many, partic

This spot introduces to a young woman whose grandmother has passed away.

Villains of different varieties, even a mad scientist, each wreak havoc with the mere pressing of a button in this tongue-in-cheek wild ride of a commercial.

August is the month that Brazilian people celebrate Father’s Day.

Now that NFL quarterback Peyton Manning is retired, he doesn’t have his gargantuan offensive linemen protecting his every move. He’s all alone. Exposed.

Moms stand up for themselves, bucking convention and what's "expected" of them in this tongue-in-cheek anthem of self-empowerment directed by Nicole Holofcen

Deploying the track "Wasp" by Feral, this spot showcases a free and easy drive in a Volvo--directed by Dan DiFelice of Biscuit Filmworks for Grey New York.

This anthem piece for Cisco heralds a new era of networking, complemented by a soundtrack from BANG, New York.

Yessian Music handled music and sound design for this piece which shows us the stress of dandruff sparked by planning a wedding, with Clear being an antidote

In the stirring CG animated film, a struggling single mom finds her job at the factory in jeopardy as robotics replace people in the workforce.