Introducing Apollo’s newest commander: Will Forte. This can’t possibly end well.

Lance Acord directs our Super Bowl spot to announce the launch of Xfinity’s game-changing 10G Network.

Released: February 2023

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San Francisco, Comcast/XFINITY

Manual cars becoming increasingly rare. Vehicles reserved for those who love the thrill of shifting gears and including their left foot in the action. The 2023 BMW M2’s 453 horsepower and rear wheel drive takes it all to the next level, so naturally we needed a new way to sign for it. No pens. No paper. Just action.

Released: March 2023

Tags:

San Francisco, BMW

The annual BMW Road Home Sales Event has blown away auto tropes with a series of unlucky events that turns what could have been an expected holiday homecoming story, into something magically memorable.

Released: November 2022

Tags:

San Francisco, BMW

This year, the Montclair Film Festival confronted movie piracy head on with a “Pirate Pass.” 

The non-profit created a fake streaming website promising free access to their film line-up. Seeding the faux streaming site across the web, the activation was designed to lure in curious movie pirates and offer them free tickets instead—revealing them for what they truly are: movie fans. 

The curiosity-driven campaign was accompanied by a trio of comedic TV and radio spots. Each ad followed the ill-fated results of attempting to satisfy your curiosities out in the world, rather than safely at the Festival.

Released: October 2022

This year, the Montclair Film Festival confronted movie piracy head on with a “Pirate Pass.” 

The non-profit created a fake streaming website promising free access to their film line-up. Seeding the faux streaming site across the web, the activation was designed to lure in curious movie pirates and offer them free tickets instead—revealing them for what they truly are: movie fans. 

The curiosity-driven campaign was accompanied by a trio of comedic TV and radio spots. Each ad followed the ill-fated results of attempting to satisfy your curiosities out in the world, rather than safely at the Festival.

Released: October 2022

This year, the Montclair Film Festival confronted movie piracy head on with a “Pirate Pass.” 

The non-profit created a fake streaming website promising free access to their film line-up. Seeding the faux streaming site across the web, the activation was designed to lure in curious movie pirates and offer them free tickets instead—revealing them for what they truly are: movie fans. 

The curiosity-driven campaign was accompanied by a trio of comedic TV and radio spots. Each ad followed the ill-fated results of attempting to satisfy your curiosities out in the world, rather than safely at the Festival.

Released: October 2022

This year, the Montclair Film Festival confronted movie piracy head on with a “Pirate Pass.” 

The non-profit created a fake streaming website promising free access to their film line-up. Seeding the faux streaming site across the web, the activation was designed to lure in curious movie pirates and offer them free tickets instead—revealing them for what they truly are: movie fans. 

The curiosity-driven campaign was accompanied by a trio of comedic TV and radio spots. Each ad followed the ill-fated results of attempting to satisfy your curiosities out in the world, rather than safely at the Festival.

Released: October 2022