Dirty directors Youth Hymns (aka Jake, Johnny, and Jolyon) apply their other-worldly visual chaos to a spot for Spark7, a debit card targeted at young Austrian bank consumers. [Watch]
London VFX force Time Based Arts adds impressive visual muscle to the global launch spot for PlayStation 5 – touting its DualSense wireless controller and 3D audio – directed by Biscuit’s Dan DiFelice through adam&eveDDB. [Watch]
Director James Papper teams with Blinkink roster-mates Guy Field, Sophie Koko Gate, José Fatkinson, and Bridget Meyne to create a loveably eccentric spot for Camden Town’s QR code-driven, free beer giveaway thru Wieden+Kennedy, London. [Watch]
The Mathematic VFX crew in Paris stitch together a dizzying array of shots for Caviar director Henry Scholfield’s latest visual feast: a 60-second spot for the launch of Gojek ride-hailing and food delivery services in Vietnam. [Watch]
The battle between Epic Games and Apple over Fortnite and App Store payment policies has at least one upside: this 45-second animated takedown of Ridley Scott’s 1984 Super Bowl commercial casting a worm-infested apple as Big Brother. [Watch]
London’s Builder’s Club launches the latest addition to Nike’s ISPA collection by applying the same playful design philosophy behind the products (Improvise, Scavenge, Protect, Adapt) to this untethered 80-second film. [Watch]
