SHOOTonline will publish a Special Directors >e.dition on Monday, October 21, that will contain the entire Directors Series section from SHOOT‘s October 18th print issue.
The lineup of Director Profiles includes several Oscar contenders, including Paul Greengrass for Captain Phillips, Brian Percival for The Book Thief, J.C. Chandor for All Is Lost, Scott Cooper for Out of the Furnace, and Ben Stiller for The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
Also in the Profile mix are: Drake Doremus of B-Reel, a lauded feature filmmaker (Like Crazy, the 2011 Sundance Grand Jury Dramatic Prize winner) whose The Beauty Inside for Intel/Toshiba went on to earn three Grand Prix honors (Film, Branded Content & Entertainment, and Cyber) at the 2013 Cannes International Festival of Creativity; Nicolai Fuglsig of MJZ who directed this year’s primetime commercial Emmy Award winner, Canon’s “Inspired” for Grey NY; and John X. Carey, who recently joined Tool of North America, scoring impressively at Cannes this year with Dove’s “Real Beauty Sketches” which garnered the Titanium Grand Prix and an Integrated Gold Lion for Ogilvy Brazil, as well as more than 56 million views on YouTube.
Our Directors section also includes the latest installment of our Cinematographers & Cameras Series which this time around features Barry Ackroyd, BSC, who shot Captain Phillips; Anthony Dod Mantle, ASC, BSC, who lensed Rush, the Ron Howard-directed feature generating early Oscar buzz; and Adam Arkapaw who won the primetime Emmy for Best Cinematography in a Miniseries or Movie on the strength of BBC/Sundance TV’s Top Of The Lake.
And our featured Up-and-Coming Directors rundown includes: an actress/writer who has successfully diversified into filmmaking; a SHOOT New Directors Showcase helmer who just landed his first production company roost; another director who just missed the Showcase cut but has seen his career continue to progress; a music video director who shows promise as a commercialmaker; a spot director Down Under who has moved stateside; a production company principal who initially served as a DP to his shop’s roster of directors only to later gain momentum as a director himself; a comedian, radio show host and former producer of the TV series Monk who recently gained his first commercial production house representation; and an artisan from Spain who’s extending her creative reach into the U.S. market.
Plus we have two sponsored content profiles in which directors Jay Patton of Dictionary Films and James Lipetzky of Foundation Content reflect on their most significant, creative challenging work this year, as well as lessons learned about the business and/or themselves based on their experience/projects in 2013.
Also appearing in the 10/21 >e.dition will be the Street Talk, Flash Back, and Rep Report columns.
Luis Giraldo, Felipe Antonioli Return To DAVID As Creative Directors
Luis Giraldo and Felipe Antonioli have joined global agency DAVID as creative directors in its Miami office. After nearly three years at Goodby Silverstein & Partners in San Francisco, Giraldo and Antonioli are returning to DAVID where they were previously part of the creative team at DAVID Madrid (2019–’22). Giraldo and Antonioli, who have been working together for seven years, will be creating for such DAVID clients as Google and Mondelez.
Giraldo and Antonioli will both report to Edgard Gianesi, DAVID Miami’s chief creative officer. “Welcoming Luis and Felipe to the DAVID Miami team signals a bold step forward for the agency,” said Gianesi. “Their exceptional creative vision and ability to craft culturally resonant, award-winning work align perfectly with our mission of pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in creative.”
Throughout his career, Giraldo has worked on iconic campaigns for brands like Burger King, Pond’s Men, Corona, and Doritos. Recognized as the #1 copywriter in the world by the Cannes Lions Global Creativity Report (2021), Giraldo is the creator of one of the most awarded campaigns in Spanish advertising history--Burger King Stevenage Challenge--with accolades including a Grand Prix at Cannes Lions, Clio Awards, The One Show, and LIA, among others.
Antonioli returns as a highly acclaimed art director with over 13 years of experience across the U.S., European, and Brazilian advertising markets. He has developed innovative campaigns for global brands such as Doritos, Burger King, Corona, Dove, Magnum, and Havaianas. Antonioli has earned over 200 international awards, including the first-ever Titanium Lion for Spain, three Cannes Lions Grand Prix, and three Yellow Pencils at D&AD. He is also the... Read More