A diminutive dynamo gives one hell of a pep talk in this likeable spot from DIVISION and Gabriel Moses.
The age-old rugby rivalry between France and the UK is stylistically celebrated in this spot from Gems and Birth.
The UK retailer takes a cheeky jab at haute couture with a campaign showcasing its surprisingly low prices.
The Revolver director’s moving short film for World Down Syndrome Day illustrates a father’s heartfelt admiration for his child.
A poetic and cinematic film starring actor Ashley Walters demonstrates the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s night vision capabilities.
It's 65 years since the Dulux dog first graced UK screens and now its back, is called Dorothy, and has gained an unusual, colourful ability.
In a touching campaign created by Fold7, the Danish beer brand teams up with the British Deaf Association to teach Liverpool FC fans how to sign the club’s anthem.
The UK supermarket’s mobile network puts human relationships at the heart of a charming new campaign created by BBH.
A diminutive dynamo gives one hell of a pep talk in this likeable spot from DIVISION and Gabriel Moses.
The age-old rugby rivalry between France and the UK is stylistically celebrated in this spot from Gems and Birth.
The UK retailer takes a cheeky jab at haute couture with a campaign showcasing its surprisingly low prices.
The Revolver director’s moving short film for World Down Syndrome Day illustrates a father’s heartfelt admiration for his child.
A poetic and cinematic film starring actor Ashley Walters demonstrates the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s night vision capabilities.
It's 65 years since the Dulux dog first graced UK screens and now its back, is called Dorothy, and has gained an unusual, colourful ability.
In a touching campaign created by Fold7, the Danish beer brand teams up with the British Deaf Association to teach Liverpool FC fans how to sign the club’s anthem.
The UK supermarket’s mobile network puts human relationships at the heart of a charming new campaign created by BBH.
Q&As and behind-the-scenes info on the latest and greatest commercials, shorts and music videos.
When Iron Maiden decided to set off on a world tour, they also decided to ramp up the live experience and introduce a new way of watching the band. Enter Partizan, Red Knuckles and a team of people who brought the Iron Maiden, its mascot and its songs to life for a new generation of fans.
The Oscar-nominated director and the choreographer Matt Steffens share how their viral dance video ResistDance, produced by Hungry Man, found a new way to express the anguish of the killings of Renée Good and Alex Pretti.
Oscar Hudson's new film for the brand sees a video game character break free of his shackles and escape into the 'real' world. The twist – the lo-fi visuals and angular textures aren't CG; instead, the MJZ director used impeccable production design and canny lighting to trick us into mistaking physical for digital. Jamie Madge caught up with Hudson and Isle of Any founders Toby Treyer-Evans and Laurie Howell to download the details.
Kicking off March and April's Movement Focus, VFX Supervisor at Black Kite Studios, Dan Moore, and Riff Raff directors Smith & Foulkes walk us through the whimsical behind-the-scenes details of Telstra's Wherever We Go campaign.
In The Gastronaut, the supermarket brand showed just how crappy life can be without access to sufficient middle-class morsels. shots caught up with Wonderhood creatives Tad Buxton and India Penny, and SMUGGLER director Tom Speers, to find out how they gave a space station such a quirky atmosphere.
Growing up in North-West London, surrounded by a lively, mixed Irish and West Indian family, Watson developed his passion for storytelling from a young age.
Armoury continues to expand its roster with the addition of the comedy director for UK representation.
Honor Society signs director, photographer and Intermedia artist KEZIAI, who's work is bringing cinematic direction to the imagination age.
Stafford began her career in documentaries, profoundly shaping her style, approach, and story-first mindset.
Egerstedt brings an awkward, dry flair for comedy to Outsider to bolster their growing roster.
Already an in-demand talent in the US, Kilpatrick expands into new territories with her evocative visual storytelling, especially within the culinary space.
Growing up in North-West London, surrounded by a lively, mixed Irish and West Indian family, Watson developed his passion for storytelling from a young age.
Armoury continues to expand its roster with the addition of the comedy director for UK representation.
Honor Society signs director, photographer and Intermedia artist KEZIAI, who's work is bringing cinematic direction to the imagination age.
Stafford began her career in documentaries, profoundly shaping her style, approach, and story-first mindset.
Egerstedt brings an awkward, dry flair for comedy to Outsider to bolster their growing roster.
Already an in-demand talent in the US, Kilpatrick expands into new territories with her evocative visual storytelling, especially within the culinary space.
With ancestors including a turn-of-the-century cross-dressing ventriloquist, an education activist who protested with a severed finger and a film editor dad who literally set the BBC on fire, Kai Hsiung comes from a line of creative individualists. The retiring Global MD of RSA Films shared with Carol Cooper her candid reflections on workaholism, cancer and her 34 glorious years with the Scotts.
For this months shots Unsigned interview, we speak with director and producer Breanna Lynn about her film Drive It Like You Stole It. Here she fills us in on making a car commercial with zero funding, juggling director/producer roles, and launching her own production company.
Whether he’s adding drama to DIY or rhythm to the Rolling Stones, Carlos Font Clos is a master at finding emotion in the edit. The shots Editor of the Year tells Selena Schleh about working in an invisible craft - and why cutting is all about the ‘click’
Remi Besse, film director at Iconoclast, on Japanese bikes, filmic bangers and storyboard starts, as he reveals what's on his creative radar.
The Not To Scale director reveals the sketchbooks, snaps and sounds that fuel his world-building.
This week we speak with EXIT Director Kasper Häggström about looking to Jonathan Glazer for inspiration, playing Nintendo Swtich with his son, and meeting Tom Cruise in Prague.
Sara Eolin & Veronica Diaferia, Co-Founders of production company Tinygiant, analyse why comedy direction is one of today’s most demanding and valuable creative crafts.
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