Two parents have a heart-to-heart talk with their teenage daughter about sex. But the conversation isn’t about abstinence or taking the proper precautions. Instead, it’s mom and dad encouraging their little girl to have as much sex as possible.
“Get out there and nail everything you can, sweetie,” says the father to his daughter who can’t believe what she’s hearing.
Mom chimes in, “If it’s got a pulse, you should be wrapped around it.”
“What if I get pregnant?” counters the daughter.
“So what!” responds dear old dad. “You should pop out all the kids you want. Leave ’em in the shelter. Dump ’em in the street. It doesn’t matter.”
“That’s horrible,” affirms the daughter.
“Who’s not going to hit on that?” says dad to his kid.
“Who’s not going to hit that is right?” concurs the mom.
A couple of supered sentences against a dark backdrop put this irresponsible parental behavior into context: “Parents shouldn’t’ act this way”/”Neither should people with dogs and cats.”
Undeterred, we hear the father say, “I am glad we had this little talk, sweetie.”
The next message on screen reads, “Always spay or neuter.”
The mom then says, “My little girl is going to get some.”
The end tag carries the website address (Peta.org) for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
Steven Tuschida of Oil Factory, Los Angeles, directed “The Talk” for Los Angeles agency Matter.
Chris Palladino served as producer for Oil Factory. The DP was Rhet Bear. Tozar Simich was the production designer of the spot which is set in what we presume is the daughter’s bedroom.
The core Matter creative duo consisted of creative director/art director Dan Neri and creative director/writer Scott Murray.
Editor was Jim Staskauskas of Optimus, Santa Monica.
Director Hans Emanuel Joins Caviar For Commercials and Music Videos
Production company Caviar has signed director Hans Emanuel for U.S. commercial and music video representation. The film and advertising director fuses his keen--and Berlinale Film Festival Award-winning--eye for cinematic storytelling with a commercial background across multiple genres including beauty, automotive, dance, and visual effects-heavy projects, to produce creative for clients like Kia, Nivea, Nissan, L’Oreal, BMW and more.
Caviar executive producer Salim El Arja noted, “Hans has a unique ability to blend stunning visuals with heart and humor, rooted in his confidence as a craftsman. This allows him to focus on drawing exceptional performances from actors--including celebrities--and crafting films that are not only visually striking but also deeply engaging and often hilariously comedic. His sensibilities align perfectly with Caviar’s vision, and we’re excited to collaborate with him on work that pushes creative boundaries.”
Emanuel added, “Caviar is a renowned name, certainly since I began my career. They have a solid reputation for quality work, and I’ve always respected them as a company. Life is about where destiny makes you flow with the people you need; thanks to a series of projects, I was introduced to Florence Jacob with Caviar Paris first, and the rest is history. I feel they can support my career growth with their comedic expertise and filmmaking prowess.”
Prior to joining Caviar, Emanuel had been repped by production house Stadium. He was born and raised in Santa Monica, Calif., to a Mexican-German mother, benefiting from a culturally diversified upbringing that carried through his education interests. Knowing he wanted to be a filmmaker from the start, he began his career in the luxury and beauty field,... Read More