TV: I AM IRISH :60
For a U.S. launch, Teeling Whiskey wanted to push the boundaries of what an Irish Whiskey could be, so we created “I Am Irish,” an anthemic film for digital media, challenging American perceptions of Irishness itself.
For a U.S. launch, Teeling Whiskey wanted to push the boundaries of what an Irish Whiskey could be, so we created “I Am Irish,” an anthemic film for digital media, challenging American perceptions of Irishness itself.
Non-profit JewBelong wants to make Judaism fun and accessible for millennials. They say it’s “not your Grandpa’s” Judaism, so we decided to test that proposition with an actual Grandpa (and Grandma). It went pretty well, if you don’t mind getting yelled at—lovingly of course.
Non-profit JewBelong wants to make Judaism fun and accessible for millennials. They say it’s “not your Grandpa’s” Judaism, so we decided to test that proposition with an actual Grandpa (and Grandma). It went pretty well, if you don’t mind getting yelled at—lovingly of course.
Non-profit JewBelong wants to make Judaism fun and accessible for millennials. They say it’s “not your Grandpa’s” Judaism, so we decided to test that proposition with an actual Grandpa (and Grandma). It went pretty well, if you don’t mind getting yelled at—lovingly of course.
Assembled from extra footage and on-set interviews we shot with the professional adventurers featured in “Where You Do It,” this longform piece for digital and cinema makes TINCUP right at home above the clouds.
TINCUP’s brief was to stay authentic while going higher than ever before. We took world-famous alpinist Renan Ozturk to 14,000 feet for this national spot, shot in the Chilean Andes with director Bruce St. Clair.
The challenge: translate Pendleton’s rodeo brand to a mass market audience in a relatable way. Our answer: “Everybody Falls” – but it takes grit to get back up. Jake Scott directs.
The challenge: translate Pendleton’s rodeo brand to a mass market audience in a relatable way. Our answer: “Everybody Falls” – but it takes grit to get back up. Jake Scott directs.
The challenge: translate Pendleton’s rodeo brand to a mass market audience in a relatable way. Our answer: “Everybody Falls” – but it takes grit to get back up. Jake Scott directs.
This iconic campaign re-established 1800 as a category leader and brought men back to the premium tequila segment in droves.