Filmworkers and Vitamin recently provided visual effects and post-production services for a new, national spot about a family of vampires who learn to love mornings thanks to Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain.

Conceived by Leo Burnett, Chicago, the spot opens on a vampire couple who are interviewed in their suburban home. Admitting they weren’t “morning people,” the couple tells how their lives have been turned upside down by the crunchy taste of Nutri-Grain Fruit Crunch Bars. The whole family is now rising early and accomplishing much more. Dad even has time to walk the family bat.

Hughie is that uncle we all know and love, but keep away from sharp objects. He loved crumpets, and there's nothing wrong with that, now is there?

In this campaign for the Egg Farmers of Canada, we remind people that if you need energy for a big task, all you have to do is Get CrackingTM.

Fairies, a suspenseful water rescue and a raging bear are highlights of the epic campaign for Bouygeus Telecom co-produced by Harvest and Wanda for DDB Paris. Harvest Films’ director Baker Smith collaborated with masterful DP Chris Soos, accomplished editor Herve Schneid (Amelie, City of Lost Children) and the visual effects artists at BUF to craft a campaign that includes the whimsical “Fairies” which was released theatrically in 3D.

Here's the latest spot by Ben Dawkins for Weetabix through WCRS which launched Saturday during the X Factor (that'll teach you for TiVo-ing through the commercial break...). It's got talking animals galore and a veeeeeery tasty looking bowl of chocolatey goodness to boot.

Here's the TV commercial for the Social Democrats in Sweden's election 2010. It depicts the business hubub of swapping cards and having meetings, the action in an operating room, the firemen off to quell a fire ... and in each scene a bored looking teenager still in their jammies shuffling along with the group. "207000 young people want to join in" the super reads "We can't wait. Social Democrats"

There's a lot of unemployment for young people in Sweden, so this ad flirts directly with them (and possibly their parents who want them out of the house already).

Denny's first Super Bowl commercial, created by Goodby Silverstein and Partners, directed by the Perlorian brothers - who also directed the Castrol & Mountain Dew ads in this years super bowl. That's 3 Super Bowl ads they've directed in this years bowl, making it 300% more than what they did last year. ;) Also the voice-over announcer for this entire campaign is none other than acting legend Burt Reynolds.

Denny's will air a 30-scond spot on NBC during the third quarter of the big game, and a 15 second post game spot. Voiced by Burt Reynolds, Directed by The Perlorian Brothers and scripted by Goodby, Silverstein & Partners the ads poke fun at competitors frilly breakfasts while promoting the Grand Slam®.

This kid is golden.

I don't know if it was the silouette of Grahams pouring into a bowl with the sun behind it, or the annoyingly catchy jingle - all I know is that I begged mom for this stuff and only got it on special occasions because it was chock-full of sugar. My favorite cereal by far when I was a kid.