100% directors Folkert Verdoorn and Simon Becks helm a surreal and cinematic promo for the Dutch artist's track, Driving Round Looking For Unknown.
Hannah Bon’s melancholy promo for the American indie rock musician’s track T&A is a cinematic comparison of dogs and dangerous lovers.
The New York Festivals Awards rejects superficial advertising jargon in a playful, mockumentary-style call for entries campaign created by Grey.
With a background in sound design, Emerald Pictures director Peter O'Brien has crafted sensitive and impactful campaigns for brands from the Irish Heart Foundation to Sky. Here, he discusses the people who inspire him, how great sound creates a story and why patience is a director’s greatest asset.
The fast-food chain invites Aussies to gather their mates for a Maccy’s run in a nostalgic spot featuring the brand’s OG McDonaldland characters.
Human bodies express their stories through light, movement and touch in the director’s artistic and sensual short film.
Football fans give the world’s top goal scorers a run for their money in Tom Emmerson’s playful campaign championing the sportswear brand’s Adidas Victory boot.
For the tech brand’s latest Shot on iPhone film, Michael Gracey – the celebrated director of The Greatest Showman and the Robbie Williams biopic Better Man – helms a heartwarming musical story addressing the complexities of modern dating in China.
Director Ezra Hurwitz’s artful short film set amidst the Whitney Museum’s collections captures the emotional core of the dance company’s history.
Known for her madcap collaborations with artists from Harry Styles to Dua Lipa, Ukrainian-Cuban director Tanu Muino’s music videos are defined by bold styling, daring choreography, and captivating architecture. From performing arts clubs to MTV, she reflects on the influences that shaped her vision and encourages the industry to collaborate with Ukrainian talent.
Partnering with T&Pm and the British Arrows, the mental health charity taps into drill music to encourage mental health conversations among young adults.
The British hot beverage brand offers a not-so-elegant solution to differentiating decaf from regular teas in a comedic campaign directed by Andy McLeod.