by The Denver Egotist / October 11, 2019 /
When you’re able to prevent a collision, you’re not just protecting the lives of everyone on the road, you’re also protecting the lives of everyone who cares about them.
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by The Denver Egotist / May 21, 2019 /
Great performance. With a concept this simple, the acting makes or breaks it.
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by The Denver Egotist / April 1, 2019 /
Where to put all the sadness? German director Konstantin Enste finds a place in this kooky spec spot.
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by The Denver Egotist / March 12, 2019 /
Cheesy good.
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by The Denver Egotist / March 12, 2019 /
The film — directed by FANIA (a.k.a Stephania Dulowski) and inspired by the poetic beauty of women in NYC — is a celebration of diversity and femininity. It follows real women from across the city through different neighborhoods as they skate down streets, laugh on a stoop, and strut through the aisles of a corner store. A haunting ballad version of Cyndi Lauper’s famous “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” covered by Hanna Ashbrook sweeps through each scene. In stylized close-ups, friends e[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / February 27, 2019 /
Fun set of Google spots that ran during the Oscars. A great way to tie the product benefits into the media buy.
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by The Denver Egotist / October 12, 2018 /
The One Club for Creativity has debuted an online video campaign from Toronto agency Zulu Alpha Kilo to promote the call for entries for the 2019 iteration of the prestigious One Show awards. Part of the agency’s “Win Pencil, Draw Respect” campaign, the videos use humorous before-and-after scenarios to depict how the life of a creative improves dramatically after winning a coveted One Show Pencil. The campaign a[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / August 23, 2018 /
A new campaign designed to reduce acts of aggressiveness and impulsive violence in everyday life is garnering attention today. A creative team at Grey London stumbled on the fact that it takes 90 seconds for the chemicals associated with anger to flush out of your system. Give it that long before you react and perhaps cooler heads will prevail. The 90-second spot tells this story, along with a print ad that takes about 90 seconds to read. Nice work.
