How do you tell people how fast XFINITY’s new gig-speed Internet is? You don’t. You have to let them feel it. 

So we teamed up with the fastest film franchise, the Fast and the Furious, and surprised two XFINITY customers by putting them inside a reenactment of a chase scene from the latest film, The Fate of the Furious. 

The reenacted chase was complete with the same cars from the movie, driven by the same stunt drivers through the same explosive stunts that characters Dom (Vin Diesel) and Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) experienced. Directed by Jeff Tremaine (Jackass and Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa), the reenactment for XFINITY was shot live in one take.

Released: March 2017

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San Francisco, Comcast/XFINITY, Film

At Comic-Con 2017, XFINITY turned the hottest TV shows into TV dinners, so that fans could literally binge on them during the event.

The TV dinners included food items directly related to a particular episode of a show, such as jerky of the beast, which kills King Robert Baratheon in Game of Thrones; a Jolly Rancher shiv, which Piper uses in Orange Is the New Black; and Ghengis Connie’s famous chow mein from Luke Cage.
 
YouTube-famous chef Byron Talbott designed the menu and renowned food photographer Stephanie Gonot shot the delicious trays, which featured real props from each of the three shows.

Released: July 2017

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San Francisco, Comcast/XFINITY

At Comic-Con 2017, XFINITY turned the hottest TV shows into TV dinners, so that fans could literally binge on them during the event.

The TV dinners included food items directly related to a particular episode of a show, such as jerky of the beast, which kills King Robert Baratheon in Game of Thrones; a Jolly Rancher shiv, which Piper uses in Orange Is the New Black; and Ghengis Connie’s famous chow mein from Luke Cage.
 
YouTube-famous chef Byron Talbott designed the menu and renowned food photographer Stephanie Gonot shot the delicious trays, which featured real props from each of the three shows.

Released: July 2017

Tags:

San Francisco, Comcast/XFINITY

At Comic-Con 2017, XFINITY turned the hottest TV shows into TV dinners, so that fans could literally binge on them during the event.

The TV dinners included food items directly related to a particular episode of a show, such as jerky of the beast, which kills King Robert Baratheon in Game of Thrones; a Jolly Rancher shiv, which Piper uses in Orange Is the New Black; and Ghengis Connie’s famous chow mein from Luke Cage.
 
YouTube-famous chef Byron Talbott designed the menu and renowned food photographer Stephanie Gonot shot the delicious trays, which featured real props from each of the three shows.

Released: July 2017

Tags:

San Francisco, Comcast/XFINITY

At Comic-Con 2017, XFINITY turned the hottest TV shows into TV dinners, so that fans could literally binge on them during the event.

The TV dinners included food items directly related to a particular episode of a show, such as jerky of the beast, which kills King Robert Baratheon in Game of Thrones; a Jolly Rancher shiv, which Piper uses in Orange Is the New Black; and Ghengis Connie’s famous chow mein from Luke Cage.
 
YouTube-famous chef Byron Talbott designed the menu and renowned food photographer Stephanie Gonot shot the delicious trays, which featured real props from each of the three shows.

Released: July 2017

Tags:

San Francisco, Comcast/XFINITY

XFINITY continues its “future of awesome” brand story with two new spots for XFINITY xFi, both directed by O Positive’s Jim Jenkins, and lensed by Jeff Cronenweth.  

“The Joneses” heralds the arrival of Gig speed Internet — with speeds so awesome every customer thinks they’ve finally got one up on their neighbors.

And in “Dinnertime,” awesome is one of the newer xFi features that finally gives moms and dads what they've been wanting for years: the ability to pause WiFi and connect with their families at the dinner table. 

Released: October 2017

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San Francisco, Comcast/XFINITY, Film

XFINITY continues its “future of awesome” brand story with two new spots for XFINITY xFi, both directed by O Positive’s Jim Jenkins, and lensed by Jeff Cronenweth.  

“The Joneses” heralds the arrival of Gig speed Internet — with speeds so awesome every customer thinks they’ve finally got one up on their neighbors.

And in “Dinnertime,” awesome is one of the newer xFi features that finally gives moms and dads what they've been wanting for years: the ability to pause WiFi and connect with their families at the dinner table. 

Released: October 2017

Tags:

San Francisco, Comcast/XFINITY, Film

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