by The Denver Egotist / November 17, 2021 /
What do you do when you're a non-profit with a new product? You need a spokesperson, right?! But how do you afford a celebrity personality? Well, maybe you don't have to. To introduce the new Ride Spot app from People For Bikes, Buck Ross enlisted the help of the iconic, academy award nominated, golden globe winner, actor, writer, director, producer; Sy[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / September 9, 2021 /
They pay Bruce for the use of his likeness, but he never has to waste a moment making the ad. Cash in the bank.
Deepcake input 34,000 images of Willis in the right light and the correct profile, with the desired emotions on his face, into the neural network to train it to build an accurate estimate of his face. Many of these images came from Die Hard and The Fifth Element, at that point of vintage Willis.
by The Denver Egotist / December 8, 2020 /
Here's KFC delivering on their ongoing objective to insert the brand into pop culture. The 15-minute Lifetime holiday flick — featuring all the sensibilities of a Lifetime Original movie (from romance to drama to intrigue to oooh) — has been developed over the last 18 months. Airing this coming Sunday at noon on Lifetime, this "dinner and movie" includes a partnership with Uber Eats for a deal on chicken while you watch. If you're wondering how the hell you rationalize, sell and produce a[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / November 24, 2020 /
Verizon’s budget cell phone service provider, Visible, uses Schitt's Creek star Dan Levy's most prominent feature to sell its network — which includes unlimited browsing. Accompanying the spot is a the microsite [Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / November 17, 2020 /
It's the best Christmas commercial in history. No reason to debate.
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by The Denver Egotist / October 21, 2020 /
This is QUITE a spot. Two minutes of car crashes, explosions and awesome 80s references. Bravo! We rarely see brands go all out like this anymore. Sure, some of it doesn’t make sense (the battery gets shot full of holes but still works?), but who cares?
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by The Denver Egotist / September 17, 2020 /
Hugh Jackman founded Laughing Man coffee so he could give back 100% of his profits to the fair trade farmers who grow it - and also to make himself way less of an asshole. That coffee is actual magic.
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by The Denver Egotist / September 11, 2020 /
Catching entertaining nuances of this spot every time it runs.
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