When It’s On, It’s On.

Client:
NFL Network
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    When it’s on. It’s on. 

    NFL Network’s Thursday Night Football needed to differentiate the franchise, capture a broader audience, go younger, and show how no matter when life's moments happen, the party is on and Game is on. So, for our inaugural campaign, “When it’s on. It’s on,” we set out to remind fans that nothing should get in the way of football.

    The launch spot, “Miracle of Life,” tells the intimate story of a woman giving birth. All is right with the world until she realizes it’s Thursday night and the game is on. 

    “Conference Call” opens up on a group of dejected office workers on a late-night call with their boss. They soon discover that the feeling in the room has less to do with the call and more to do with the Thursday Night Football game they’re watching on their phones.   

    Released: August 2017

    Tags:
    San Francisco, NFL Network , Film
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    When it’s on. It’s on. 

    NFL Network’s Thursday Night Football needed to differentiate the franchise, capture a broader audience, go younger, and show how no matter when life's moments happen, the party is on and Game is on. So, for our inaugural campaign, “When it’s on. It’s on,” we set out to remind fans that nothing should get in the way of football.

    The launch spot, “Miracle of Life,” tells the intimate story of a woman giving birth. All is right with the world until she realizes it’s Thursday night and the game is on. 

    “Conference Call” opens up on a group of dejected office workers on a late-night call with their boss. They soon discover that the feeling in the room has less to do with the call and more to do with the Thursday Night Football game they’re watching on their phones.   

     

    Released: August 2017

    Tags:
    San Francisco, NFL Network , Film

Why Did She?

Client:
Gradifi
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    Today our country owes more in student debt than it does in credit-card debt or car-loan debt. In fact, this generation owes more in student loans than any other generation in history. And Gradifi is here to help.

    Gradifi lets employers and former students pay off debt together. So companies are better able to attract and retain young talent, and students have someone to help them with their debt burdens. This spot reminds employees why students took on this debt in the first place when it says, “They did it to work for you.”

    The campaign includes a long-form film, a series of striking print ads, and TV and radio spots, all of which conclude with the same tagline: “Gradifi is gratitude.”

    Released: September 2017

    Tags:
    San Francisco, Gradifi , Film
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    Today our country owes more in student debt than it does in credit-card debt or car-loan debt. In fact, this generation owes more in student loans than any other generation in history. And Gradifi is here to help.

    Gradifi lets employers and former students pay off debt together. So companies are better able to attract and retain young talent, and students have someone to help them with their debt burdens. This spot reminds employees why students took on this debt in the first place when it says, “They did it to work for you.”

    The campaign includes a long-form film, a series of striking print ads, and TV and radio spots, all of which conclude with the same tagline: “Gradifi is gratitude.”

    Released: September 2017

    Tags:
    San Francisco, Gradifi , Film

Future of Awesome

Client:
Comcast/XFINITY
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    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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    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

Device Free Dinner

Client:
Common Sense Media
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    The average amount of time kids spent with mobile devices has increased nearly 10 times since 2011.

    To combat this, GS&P partnered with Common Sense media and Will Ferrell in a campaign to highlight how pervasive and intrusive mobile devices have become during precious family events.

    The spots feature familiar scenarios that could be plucked from anyone’s dining room where a family has settled into dinner and someone won’t get off their phone. Only instead of a surly teenager or precocious child, it’s a parent. A famous parent all in the hopes of adding awareness to the movement of Device Free Dinner.

     

    Released: October 2017

    Tags:
    San Francisco, Common Sense Media, Film
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    Released: October 2017

    Tags:
    San Francisco, Common Sense Media, Film
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    The average amount of time kids spent with mobile devices has increased nearly 10 times since 2011.

    To combat this, GS&P partnered with Common Sense media and Will Ferrell in a campaign to highlight how pervasive and intrusive mobile devices have become during precious family events.

    The spots feature familiar scenarios that could be plucked from anyone’s dining room where a family has settled into dinner and someone won’t get off their phone. Only instead of a surly teenager or precocious child, it’s a parent. A famous parent all in the hopes of adding awareness to the movement of Device Free Dinner.

    Released: October 2017

    Tags:
    San Francisco, Common Sense Media, Film
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    The average amount of time kids spent with mobile devices has increased nearly 10 times since 2011.
     
    To combat this, GS&P partnered with Common Sense media and Will Ferrell in a campaign to highlight how pervasive and intrusive mobile devices have become during precious family events.
     
    The spots feature familiar scenarios that could be plucked from anyone’s dining room where a family has settled into dinner and someone won’t get off their phone. Only instead of a surly teenager or precocious child, it’s a parent. A famous parent all in the hopes of adding awareness to the movement of Device Free Dinner.

     

    Released: October 2017

    Tags:
    San Francisco, Common Sense Media, Film
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    Mission

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    The average amount of time kids spent with mobile devices has increased nearly 10 times since 2011.

    To combat this, GS&P partnered with Common Sense media and Will Ferrell in a campaign to highlight how pervasive and intrusive mobile devices have become during precious family events.

    The spots feature familiar scenarios that could be plucked from anyone’s dining room where a family has settled into dinner and someone won’t get off their phone. Only instead of a surly teenager or precocious child, it’s a parent. A famous parent all in the hopes of adding awareness to the movement of Device Free Dinner.

    Released: October 2017

    Tags:
    San Francisco, Common Sense Media, Film
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    The average amount of time kids spent with mobile devices has increased nearly 10 times since 2011.

    To combat this, GS&P partnered with Common Sense media and Will Ferrell in a campaign to highlight how pervasive and intrusive mobile devices have become during precious family events.

    The spots feature familiar scenarios that could be plucked from anyone’s dining room where a family has settled into dinner and someone won’t get off their phone. Only instead of a surly teenager or precocious child, it’s a parent. A famous parent all in the hopes of adding awareness to the movement of Device Free Dinner.

    Released: October 2017

    Tags:
    San Francisco, Common Sense Media, Film