job searching was broken, so we made people wear their résumés. surreal, deadpan, all practical effects: foam résumés, 13-story hedges, a cow in a cubicle.
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17 projects, 44 films. [j] [k] to move, [enter] to open, [/] to search.
most people call whoever’s closest when the bugs show up, so we made terminix the verb. rhys darby, a deck that gives way, and one line: terminix it.
the pre-pain show: a spoof of sports commentators with wanda sykes, lil rel howery and the aflac duck.
how do you tell people the nfl is streaming on amazon? in the most literal, most puntastic way possible.
for the launch of the new apple tv we took the colour-bar test pattern and repainted it in the classic apple logo colours.
the vikings’ developers keep the same hours as the players. a split screen from the 5 a.m. arrival to the tunnel, for microsoft azure and the nfl.
social listening said fans wanted the trip unfiltered, so we made the longest trailer ever and streamed it.
people come to netflix for one show. so we built a lobby where all the characters meet, and bojack gets made over by the queer eye guys.
john legend and chrissy teigen launch google assistant on oscars night, with the universal struggle of the remote.
espn’s nba rv road trip: a flexible creative platform built on copywriting, cultural relevance and knowing the fans.
on world aids day, hollywood dies. the campaign won five cannes lions, three gold and two bronze.
in over 100 years mr. peanut had never said a word, until robert downey jr. gave him a voice.
a brand platform built on provenance that repositioned kahlúa as a premium coffee liqueur. sales rose 12% the next year.
a campaign for the bold new camry, written in the spirit of the people who drive it.
writing on the iconic sportscenter campaign, with some of my favourite athletes.
espn’s 2010 world cup campaign across tv, social and out-of-home: the promise of unity through football.
two short films, plane crash and second thoughts, directed by david shane.
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