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Uber Eats unveiled the next installment of its U.K. brand platform, “When You’ve Done Enough, Uber Eats,” with a tongue-in-cheek TV spot starring Academy Award-nominated actor Jude Law. Titled “Romance’d Enough,” the film–directed by David Shane via production company O Positive for agency Mother–playfully subverts Law’s rom-com legacy. Known for iconic heartthrob roles, Law is
Rather than generate yet another think piece to the AI/creativity debate, ad agency Duncan Channon decided to make a rock opera. “Welcome to the Future” is a delirious, face-melting odyssey made with the help of Midjourney, Runway, ChatGPT, Suno, Flow, and Higgsfield, plus a whole lot of human meddling. Directed by Duncan Channon creative directors
When OddBeast landed the opportunity to produce this year’s opening film for Half Rez, the Midwest’s largest celebration of design and motion graphics, the studio approached the challenge by embracing discomfort. The goal was to visually express the collective anxieties of creatives facing an uncertain future as emerging tools and technologies reshape their industries. OddBeast
Chart-topping music artist Jackson Wang stars in China’s first-ever “Shot on iPhone” music video collaboration. The partnership showcases the advanced camera capabilities of Apple’s new iPhone 17 Pro through Wang’s deeply personal new music video “Let Loose,” which he co-directed alongside Ojun Kwon via production company Plan’it and Y’s for TBWA\Media Arts Lab Shanghai. Shot
Everyone knows the feeling… you turn away for a moment and your McDonald’s fries vanish into someone else’s mouth. Now McDonald’s Taiwan offers a solution: the ultimate Kung Fu lesson–a brand-new martial art called “Kung Fries,” designed specifically to protect your golden treasures from sneaky fingers. To create this epic Kung Fu lesson, McDonald’s Taiwan–together
Lucid Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: LCID) maker of electric vehicles, debuted its latest creative campaign, “Driven,” with an adrenaline-fueled brand story directed by James Mangold via production company Minted Content and featuring actor Timothée Chalamet. Mangold and Chalamet earlier teamed, of course, on A Complete Unknown which was nominated this year for eight Oscars–including Best Motion
Boots has launched its first long-term behavior change campaign in a bid to get Brits to think of their pharmacist first when they have a health concern. The campaign from agency The Pharm – VML features this humorous TV spot in which pharmacists pop up in unexpected places–from cafés and restaurants to local parks and
Hyundai has launched a national marketing campaign for its Palisade Hybrid SUV. The centerpiece of the campaign from agency INNOCEAN USA is this spot titled “All That And More” starring actress Parker Posey. The commercial features Posey driving the Palisade Hybrid through various situations that are stereotypically depicted in car commercials including conquering absurd obstacles,
Actors Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughan along with director David Dobkin of RSA Films–who famously teamed on the comedy box office hit Wedding Crashers, which debuted nearly 20 years ago–reunite for a campaign promoting Xfinity’s sports viewing and streaming experience out of ad agency Preacher. In this spot, Vaughn and Wilson play best friends and
Cboe Global Markets, a leading exchange holding company, has debuted a campaign that’s a departure from the norm in the finance category. Created in partnership with agency tms and directed by Adrian De Sa Garces through production house Eleanor, the surrealist, cinematic work conveys a powerful, culture-first insight: a world without options is no world
Nike is reintroducing “Just Do It” to a new generation with the launch of its latest campaign, “Why Do It?” Designed to connect with young athletes where they are, the campaign from Wieden+Kennedy Portland reframes greatness as a choice, not an outcome–handing “Just Do It” to today’s generation and emboldening them to write the next
In 2025, our content feeds have become an AI-generated, algorithm-fueled hall of mirrors. Consumers are left squinting for something they can confidently know is real. This relatable cultural tension lies at the heart of “Real, For Real,” a new fully integrated 360-campaign created by Goodby Silverstein & Partners and BMW for the BMW Certified program.
Recent SPW Videos

Director David Shane, Agency Mother and A “Romance’d Enough” Jude Law Team On Tongue-in-Cheek Uber Eats Spot

The Best Work You May Never See: Duncan Channon and Banana Stand Bring AI and Human Creativity Together In A Rock Opera

OddBeast Crafts Powerful Opening Film For Half Rez 2025

Apple, Jackson Wang, TBWA\Media Arts Lab Shanghai “Let Loose” With “Shot on iPhone” Music Video

The Best Work You May Never See: McDonald’s Taiwan, Leo Taiwan and Director Leo Wang Introduce Kung Fries
