Comedian Hannibal Buress and director Kristian Mercado Figueroa aka Kris Merc set out to make a weird, charming, and surprising piece of content for car sharing marketplace, Turo. Building on a relationship that began as a podcast sponsorship jingle, Turo hit up Buress, to expand the partnership into larger format content.
A fashion piece that's bleeding with color and a catalogue that's come to life, all set to the tones of "Crimson And Clover" (with just a sprinkle of Black Sabbath).
Director Spike Jonze explores the escapist powers of music in this short film for Apple's HomePod speaker, featuring fka Twigs as a workaday stiff who gets home and puts on an Anderso.Paak song that immediately broadens her mental horizons.
It's an easy game of guess the recreated album cover — heck, most of them feature either the band name or album name in the art — but damned if this isn't an amazing jaunt through the history of music courtesy of director Michel Gondry for a new Pandora spot.
In the latest advertisement directed by a top-level pro, Spike Jonze teams up with the Japanese perfumer Kenzo to introduce the new Kenzo World fragrance to... the world. Bad pun; sorry. And also re-channel one of his most beloved videos ever with a female slant.
The Weeknd appeared in a commercial for Apple Music. Collaborating with Director Nabil and The Swordfight, Gloria FX assisted in creating this two-part video.
Whether it's competing with the chandeliers in terms of sparkle, or radiating under the moonlight, Rihanna struts through Marseilles like a #BOSS in director Steven Klein's fashion film for Dior.
This is a spec commercial I shot with a few friends in downtown LA. I'm a huge fan of the Adidas Originals brand and wanted to show my appreciation. It combines a few of my favorite things: Dance, LA Architecture, Animation, and Funky Beats.
There's good reason to be excited about the N.W.A. biopic, Straight Outta Compton, which has both the blessing of Ice Cube and Dr. Dre, and director F. Gary Gray, whose connection with these guys and the West Side scene is the real deal.
Cube and Dre also represent for this first promo/trailer, which bundles a revisit to Compton — directed by Paul Hunter, who picked up in the video scene where Gray left off — with a preview for the film.
