A man has put up a mansion-like gate in front of his rather modest suburban house.
A jogger/neighbor passes by and asks why the elaborate gate?
The rationale is that of an optimist. He explains that with so many chances to win the $3 million (with all taxes paid) Missouri Lottery scratchers game, he is going to need the gate to “keep the riff-raff out.”
Suddenly a car pulls up, goes around the gate and drives over the front lawn onto the driveway. The man’s son gets out of the car, utters a “what’s up, dad?” and then walks into the house.
Jordan Brady of Superlounge directed for agency Barkley in Kansas City.
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Director Cassandra Brooksbank Joins Monument Content For Spots and Branded Content
Monument Content has signed director Cassandra “Cassie” Brooksbank for U.S. representation spanning commercials and branded content. She brings to her directing and storytelling the experience and skills of a writer, conceptual artist, editor and visual effects artist.
Her body of work as a director includes Pepsi’s “Selfie” featuring Lionel Messi amid a flurry of fans, Barclays madcap women’s Soccer League spot where she collaborated closely with the agency to develop the creative, ultimately winning the Grand Jury Prize at the Sports Industry Awards, and a grass-roots campaign for Fellow Coffee. The latter just didn’t brew buzz; it helped raise $1.2 million on Kickstarter.
Prior to joining Monument Content, Brooksbank had been repped in the U.S. for commercials by production house Hey Wonderful.
On the long-form front, she is repped by CAA for film and television. And on the horizon is her debut feature, My Masterpiece, produced by Sylvester Stallone’s Balboa Productions and backed by Amazon.
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