Category: Content Marketing

The versatile actor takes us on a creative ride through his wildest dreams.

The popular game franchise brings back an ad character played by the guy from “Fargo”.

The UK’s most popular TV channel focuses its marketing on the people that drive its dramas.

Disturbing, but necessary, “Point of View” is a valuable and lingering PSA.

Marvel begins the marketing push for its 2019 multi-superhero behemoth with these two minutes.

This commercial for a French TV channel may be the Best Picture of this year’s ads.

Sometimes the only solution to a murder mystery is to head to the polls.

This simple yet powerful ad places viewers inside the shoes of record-breaking runner Eliud Kipchoge.

Every search has a story. That’s the clever conceit propelling this effective ad forward.

If you’ve ever wanted to see a truck save a man from quicksand, win a chess match, and surf an epic wave, this ad is for you.

Who would have guessed the profound implications batteries could have on your fantasy football season (and your life)?

This propulsive promotional video recreates the many reasons characters run in classic movies.

This ad hits on the powerful impact of new TwistFace drivers by tapping into the experience of bored course marshals.

After years of sitting around like stale crust, the pizza box finally gets a taste of innovation.

Find out what has John Goodman, Gabrielle Union and Charles Barkley unable to speak.

This short film shows the majestic things that happens when you order an Octopus dive watch.

This “unidentified advertising object” makes the bold move of not having a clear brand message. Does it pay off?

Mix a compact SUV with violin, piano, and rain and you have the ingredients for an audio-visual feast.

This ad shows us how a champion can fill a city with excitement and energy.

If you don’t get together already, Jean-Claude Van Damme will steal your friends and eat Tostitos with them.

While the message is whole, this ad series is somehow oddly empty.

This ad shines a different light on the company behind Coke—which is both interesting and confusing.

Quick and colorful animated spots tap into pop culture and current events.

Does Qualcomm’s “Lifeline” work as entertainment and advertising?

Throwing shade with 10 years of iPhone disappointments in 60 fast-paced seconds.

A couple’s entire love story (and life story) told through a series of handwritten notes.

Action, animals and evolution: This commercial grabs you with top filmmaking techniques.

Can an ad effectively promote two very different brands at one time?

What happens when you set Matthew McConaughey loose in Kentucky with thousands of Butterball Turkeys on behalf of a bourbon brand?