Regional ad aired only in Scranton, PA during 3rd Quarter.

The brand worked with Tongal and got a bunch of fun ads that were evaluated by executives at Staples' Quill.com (which markets the brand) and the producers of The Office.

Created by a Florida man named Freddy Rabbath.
The ad that came closest to beating it for gameday was created by a guy named Frank Ponce. View it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6NBFnA9nc4.

Tool Director Tom Routson takes a hammer to corporate convention in a hilarious package of spots for Adobe via Goodby, Silverstein & Partners.

Hybrid production studio Vitamin has teamed with Tallahassee agency Bright Red to create a multi-platform ad campaign for Pilot Corporation of America, makers of high quality, innovative writing instruments, to highlight the many ways Pilot’s unique pens help people make their own distinctive mark.

Viral Video directed by 2012 Shoot magazines new director's show case director Aron Paul Orton.

She answers the phone "Unlimitech Solutions" and we pan out to find that the office is even worse than the name. It's so bad in fact that the boss asks her to tiden the place up a bit before their visitors arrive, starting with cleaning up her computer desktop. "Screensaver?".. and you know where this suddenly goes, lets try screensaving everything.

Or, you know, you could go to Staples and get a set of matching binders.

Watch out for Zombie Grandma, she keeps coming back for more.

Nice Shoes flame artist Vin Roma took time out from filling in his March Madness bracket to put together some game-breaking creative finishing on an NCAA basketball-themed campaign for UPS via Ogilvy. The spots pay homage to some of the game's legends, comparing the dynamics of players moving on a court to the vast logistics systems that UPS utilizes to ensure on-time deliveries.

The basketball-loving Roma took extra pleasure in working on this spot. "This spot reminded me it was time again for more March Madness," Roma exclaimed. "It's such a fun time of year and gives some cool background info of the college hoops game while tying it into UPS' Logistics mantra."

A high-energy spot with commentary from famed sportscaster Dick Vitale, Butler University men's head coach Brad Stevens, and University of Connecticut women's head coach Geno Auriemma is typical of the campaign. Behind a backdrop of archival and contemporary footage cut with dazzling graphics, these hoops heavyweights pay tribute to legendary UCLA head coach John Wooden and his innovation in basketball's high post.

As usual when it comes to executive decisions, this one turns out not to be so wise in the long run.

"You have a bright future here at A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A..."

Pronunciation is the key for brand names. If there's even a minor handle for butchering of the name, a brand can become the laughing stock. That's why, you need idiot-proof names that work in all markets. Our new campaign turns the spotlight on this issue.

Eeeeeew, the stain is as ugly as the sound at the end.

Mel Function does not (function).

Who on earth made the horrific sound "logo" at the end? It's killing me. Then again, so are many other details in this ad.

The Royal wedding fever is getting redonkulous now, even Post-It® notes are in on it. "May you stick together forever", oh dearie me what an awful pun. But I suppose it'll make the romantics at heart smile.... slamshuts desk-drawer with the box of new Post-It® notes. Won't work on me. Nuh-uh.

The chimps are back. Chimps are not monkeys. For every person who refers to "monkeys" in the Careerbuilder ads, take a drink! #Superbowldrinkinggame

Somehow brand naming scores lowest in your average brand manager's scheme of things. Our brief was to shake things up a bit by provoking the brand manager with some mouse pad posters.

We had to think of a fun way to promote ourselves. What better way than to play a name game!