The flight search app launches a new brand campaign that sends imaginations sky high into those fun worlds of anticipation.
The American art-pop duo lean into surreal visuals and playful performance in a high-energy promo for their new track, One & Done.
The auto brand continues to probe the essence of ingenuity with a charming visualisation of concepts evolving into cars.
A new film from BBC Creative brings comedian Romesh Ranganathan together with scores of BBC favourites to celebrate the value of the Corporation and the place it holds in people’s lives.
OpenAI has used the passion for football to bring Brazilians closer to ChatGPT with a four-spot series which takes inspiration from last year's global campaign.
In an intriguing oner for Cancer Council Victoria, Stephen Carroll finds hope in a young patient’s uncertain journey.
In a gleefully eccentric for Queens of the Stone Age's new track, hungryman directors Christopher Gruse and Tony Wolski embrace the oddities.
Bank of America has brought together Sir David Beckham and a new U2 song for a short film highlighting how support, belief and sport can change a young person’s future.
The flight search app launches a new brand campaign that sends imaginations sky high into those fun worlds of anticipation.
The American art-pop duo lean into surreal visuals and playful performance in a high-energy promo for their new track, One & Done.
The auto brand continues to probe the essence of ingenuity with a charming visualisation of concepts evolving into cars.
A new film from BBC Creative brings comedian Romesh Ranganathan together with scores of BBC favourites to celebrate the value of the Corporation and the place it holds in people’s lives.
OpenAI has used the passion for football to bring Brazilians closer to ChatGPT with a four-spot series which takes inspiration from last year's global campaign.
In an intriguing oner for Cancer Council Victoria, Stephen Carroll finds hope in a young patient’s uncertain journey.
In a gleefully eccentric for Queens of the Stone Age's new track, hungryman directors Christopher Gruse and Tony Wolski embrace the oddities.
Bank of America has brought together Sir David Beckham and a new U2 song for a short film highlighting how support, belief and sport can change a young person’s future.
Q&As and behind-the-scenes info on the latest and greatest commercials, shorts and music videos.
Banjoman Films director Dermot Malone's recent film for the RNLI turned what was meant to be an instructional PSA into a moving story about a young man and the danger posed by the sea. Here, Malone talks about the project, its inception, and what brought him to tears when writing the final scene.
Director Vanessa Stachel talks us through how her sublime graduation film, The Nymph, created in partnership with Greenpeace, harnesses painstaking practical craftsmanship to personify humanity's destructive relationship with nature in a dark and haunting cautionary fable.
Jason Kreher, CCO of creative studio DE-YAN and Caroline Ingeborn, COO of Luma AI, discuss their collaboration on the Luma Dream Brief. This competition to create ads using Luma AI tools garnered entries from 400 creatives who were able to play around with the fanciful work they thought they’d never make.
A new film by director Arran Anyrin Bowyn is a dark, brooding short which explores quiet psychosis, the many layers of personality, and the curation of self. Here, he talks about the challenge of being subtle, the importance of sound design, and the power of quiet hysteria.
A strip of wood might not make the most exciting subject for an ad, but in its latest campaign, Hornbach made it the star. Jamie Madge sat down with director Ian Pons Jewell and Thomas Houthave from audio company Klankwerk to find out the theme behind the beam.
The stop-motion animator, director and visual magician has joined Blinkink for worldwide commercial representation.
The UKMVA nominee for Best New Director, joins Stink for UK and US representation.
Recognised for his cinematic approach to craft, Bellas joins the New York studio as Colourist, joining the roster of grading talent.
The appointment signals ambitious expansion plans as Imagine This prepares to launch new studios spanning creative strategy, virtual production and gaming.
Tomorrow announce that the filmmaker has signed on for commercial representation in the US.
Specialising in high-profile commercial work, over the course of her career Jordan has become a trusted collaborator to some of the industry's most recognisable creative voices.
The stop-motion animator, director and visual magician has joined Blinkink for worldwide commercial representation.
The UKMVA nominee for Best New Director, joins Stink for UK and US representation.
Recognised for his cinematic approach to craft, Bellas joins the New York studio as Colourist, joining the roster of grading talent.
The appointment signals ambitious expansion plans as Imagine This prepares to launch new studios spanning creative strategy, virtual production and gaming.
Tomorrow announce that the filmmaker has signed on for commercial representation in the US.
Specialising in high-profile commercial work, over the course of her career Jordan has become a trusted collaborator to some of the industry's most recognisable creative voices.
Director Omar Jones was born in Brooklyn, New York and raised in Jamaica, Queens. At a young age he moved to the Poconos in Pennsylvania where he fell in love with cameras, before moving back to New York to pursue filmmaking. Beginning as an editor and VFX artist, Jones took on odd jobs around the city to make ends meet before once again moving, this time to LA, where he is represented by PRETTYBIRD and from where he spoke to Daniel Huntley.
Danielle Hinde, is the founder of director representation and production company Doomsday Entertainment. She has overseen groundbreaking music videos for Childish Gambino, Die Antwoord, J Lo, Katy Perry, Marvin Gaye, Justin Bieber, Flying Lotus, A Tribe Called Quest, Frank Ocean and hundreds more. Here, she talks to Daniel Huntley about sharing her weirdness, championing new voices in the industry and, hanging out behind the curtain...
The Oscar-nominated animator discusses turning personal clothing into cinematic landscapes, and why handmade processes still offer space for discovery.
Brian Bernard, Audio Director and Engineer at Grayson Music Toronto, picks the technological gadgets and Android apps that have the most impact on his life.
Frame48 Founder and Executive Creative Director Tom Teller shares the box sets, the barbecues and the big-screen inspirations that keep his studio ticking.
FORM's latest signing, directing duo Wolfberg, discuss finding a fresh visual language for every project, the value of practical craft, and why they're waiting for the AI pendulum to swing back.
After a simple call for freelance producers generated hundreds of responses, many from agency staff desperate for a way out, Nikki Weiss-Goldstein asks what the industry is losing as production becomes increasingly operational, disconnected and risk-averse.
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