The extended for Colonial Williamsburg featuring a creepy colonial that makes me laugh because I like creepy humor.

More creepy fun from the Martin Agency for Colonial Williamsburg. This time it's a weird ménage à trois. Our forefathers would be proud.

The ending of this spot made me lolza. Nice casting, too. This is all part of a new rebrand for Williamsburg thanks to the Martin Agency.

If you don't sleep well, you are a bear.

But...don't bears hibernate?

American Express teamed up with Twitter Twitter to allow users who sync their card to Twitter to buy directly on the platform.
Great news for Amex who continues to be at the forefront of technology. And even better news for Twitter who continues to look for ways to make money.

Sounds great. Also I imagine a lot of drunken impulse buys. Win win! Can I buy a kidney?

Also, when did product demonstrations become the benchmark for ads of this nature? Sorry but iPad ads are boring as shit, and we all know it.

BBH London and Tim Godsall of Biscuit Filmworks bring us "Own the Weekend" from the Guardian and Observer. A three minute long dead-pan, complete with an aging Hugh Grant very serious intro™, and several explosions declaring "owned".

Yes, since the weekend just isn't a weekend without the Saturday Guardian and the Observer, they've trademarked the weekend. They now own the weekend. The whole weekend. All 48 hours of it. Owned, guys. Owned.

In this ad, the hashtagged #ownedweekend word makes sense, because as with everything else, they are having a laugh. You can't mock silly marketing gimmicks without embracing the hell out of them.

Published June 2012

Nola Director Nick Lewin documents the plight and glory of the suburban dad in a recent spot for Lowe's, making the best of the compromises that push his life's memorabilia into the basements, attics and spare rooms across the land.

You can pretty much do anything these days with a smart phone and an email address, but did you know you can look inside your house while on the go and even dim the lights and set the alarm remotely? Shilo director Jose Gomez had a lot of fun bringing these elements to life in this spot for Cox Communications. By combination of live-action, CG, and animation, Jose creates an experience showing viewers how Cox is a friend in the digital age.

Sneaky dad does not want to let his kid know where "his" pad is. Probably because it's not his.

James Bartolomeo of Protagonist Films directed a new campaign for Century 21 that portrays its agents as “smarter,” “bolder” and “faster” than other real estate professionals. Conceived by Philadelphia agency Red Tettemer + Partners in its debut for the brand, the new spots present scenes of bright, young Century 21 agents, punctuated by shots of dogs, ostriches, chess matches, circuit boards and other things that serve as visual metaphors for their drive and savvy.

I'm beginning to think that Heineken might be a nightmare client.

We all remember the walk in closet, which was quite the runaway success for the beer brand, aired practically everywhere around the planet and nabbed itself some lions in Cannes. I guess Heineken liked it too. So they asked for "more like that".

RKCR/Y&R wanted to convey the flexibility of a Lloyds TSB mortgage to the customer.

RKCR/Y&R did this by showing a flying house that happens to run into bad weather which they navigate through safely then emerge out the cloud to a sunny and clear sky.

The conclusion being that it’s better to be flexible because you never know what is going to happen in life.

Bicoastal Rabbit director Trevor McMahan demonstrates the ease of organized professional moving with United in a comedic new :30 “Clipboard,” out of Grey Worldwide, NY. United’s moving services ensure a smooth transition, holding fire and rabid raccons at bay.

For the first time in Greece, a prepaid card offers free airtime to speak & connect with people from other networks, so in our ad we've depicted a world without borders. "Best things happen when you are open to the world" our key main message.

In gender-fairness, even if this seems like yet another case of doofus-dad in advertising, the missus is equally thick. Television for geniuses, indeed.

Stop motion wolly knitting takes over this home, making it all cozy and warm.

The tagline "Lidt mere af det hele" means "a little more of everything"