Aardman animation studios made this short for Durell Wildlife Conservation Trust, featuring a very lonely dodo. It's a nice bit of animation and an inspiring story, if only a tad too long.

For the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival. Get closer than ever before. Nice touch with the prom outfits.

One of the new 30-second spots, "Critters," is directed by Academy Award®-nominated husband-and-wife team of Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, who directed several previous spots for the campaign. In the spot, Professor Burke and America's finest agents demonstrate their road-kill expertise. Remarkably, the spot is completely live action, with a real deer, caribou, turtle, porcupine and other creatures appearing alongside the cast. "We actually had all of those animals in the room at the same time. Humor-wise, that's much more interesting than animatronics or CG," said Hamling.

Santa Monica, Calif., Sept. 19, 2011—Farmers Insurance is launching two new TV commercials in its successful University of Farmers® campaign developed by RPA and starring actor J.K. Simmons as Professor Nathaniel Burke. These spots, which add to a catalog released since last September, continue promoting Farmers Insurance by playfully highlighting the expert advice that its knowledgeable agents dispense after receiving in-depth training at the actual University of Farmers in Agoura Hills, Calif.

This is Kristdemokraternas (The Christian Democrats, who align with Centern, Folkpartiet and Moderaterna in the conservative alliance) election film. It has lots of wild animals in it, just like their poster campaign, and is oddly reminiscent of the Social Democrats 1985 film directed by Roy Anderson with its anti-egotism message. In both films you'll see someone who has fallen 'and can't get up' because crowds of people are trampling around them without helping them.

Baskin-Robbins Advertising Campaign from 22squared and Nathan Love Debuts More Fun, Unique Animated Characters

NEW YORK—July 7, 2010—World-class animation studio Nathan Love (www.NathanLove.com) is very proud to detail its collaboration with advertising agency 22squared to create a series of animated broadcast spots for Baskin-Robbins' nationwide summer advertising campaign. In early June, the campaign kicked off by introducing its first whimsical animated character, Humphrey Hound, in a spot promoting Baskin-Robbins' Baseball Nut ice cream as the June Flavor of the Month. In late June, viewers met an energetic Turtle who rocked out in a :15 spot showcasing a mini-helmet sales promotion around professional baseball. This week, Polly Porcupine debuts in a :15 spot announcing America's Birthday Cake ice cream as Baskin-Robbins' July Flavor of the Month.

Fact one - little to no money.
Fact two - tons of ideas.
Result: Hey let's try this very simple trick and have lot's of fun.

Idea by Sabine Hell, Munich
Illustration & Film by Clarissa Dreier

Main problem: How do we show that you'll find tons of greeting cards in the onlineshop www.kartenkaufrausch.de for many different occasions in life.

Solution: Sabine came up with this simple idea which is to be followed up.

Former Cramer Krasselt creative team Andrew Gall Soliven recently wrote and illustrated a humor title called Everything Is Better with a Gorilla, featuring a variety of fun facts and illustrations (gorillastrations) about how awesome it would be to live life with a great ape companion. The book is available in major retail locations like Borders, Barnes and Noble, and Urban Outfitters, to name a few, and has already garnered endorsements from FU Penguin author Matthew Gasteier, Nylon Magazine, and Koko the sign language gorilla herself.

The team recently produced some online book trailers to promote the book, in which they took turns wearing a gorilla suit and acting out scenes from the book.

"Lucky" the cheetah has lost her leg, but she is still a cheetah.

Newly signed Scott Corbett of Identity Media (helmed while @ Boy Genius/Japanese Monster) examines the dark side of the fast food industry in a trio of riveting new spots for PETA's Kentucky Fried Cruelty campaign. The campaign was conceived and written by newly founded creative collective, The Cricket Club of New York

Newly signed Scott Corbett of Identity Media (helmed while @ Boy Genius/Japanese Monster) examines the dark side of the fast food industry in a trio of riveting new spots for PETA's Kentucky Fried Cruelty campaign. The campaign was conceived and written by newly founded creative collective, The Cricket Club of New York

Newly signed Scott Corbett of Identity Media (helmed while @ Boy Genius/Japanese Monster) examines the dark side of the fast food industry in a trio of riveting new spots for PETA's Kentucky Fried Cruelty campaign. The campaign was conceived and written by newly founded creative collective, The Cricket Club of New York

"For Djurens Rätt we ripped off those classic L'Oreal commercials. We had a model talking about how many animals were being used in cosmetic tests, and how her skin was important to her, and we even used the L'Oreal slogan, 'Because I'm Worth It,'" says Sjöden.

How did they get away with this? Easy, non-profit organizations can't get sued, so this ad went up in cinemas across Sweden for a limited but much talked about run.