The first real tear-streamer of the 2018 holiday ad season, Macy’s “Space Station” combines the humanist touch of Epoch Films director Martin De Thurah with cinematic space shots and zero gravity VFX from rising NYC studio Blacksmith. [Watch]
Swedish director Philippe Tempelman spins a mysterious near-future “audio-visual manifesto” starring twin sister music duo Say Lou Lou. [Watch]
In their “98% Human” spot, PETA made it very clear they don’t allow animals to be used in the filming of their commercials, so it was up to German VFX company Mackevision to make sure Lucky the pig was indistinguishable from the real thing. [Watch]
A trip into the imagination of a Canal+ screenwriter takes on full blockbuster proportions in this VFX fest from Mikros MPC Advertising and Wanda director Ivan Grbovic thru BETC Paris. [Watch]
UK mobile provider Three pushes back against the growing wave of “phones are bad” haters with some speculative history lessons courtesy of Friend director Ian Pons Jewell and the VFX crew at Time Based Arts thru W+K London. [Watch]
In this music video for March for Our Lives, The Mill/Mill+ crews and McCann New York donate their creative and production talents and join forces with students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas to push for sensible gun laws in the US.
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