In this PlayStation spot, “Unfazed” directed by Matt Dilmore of Biscuit Filmworks for BBH NY, a gamer plays MLB The Show 18 with his friends, then gets up to grab a quick snack from the kitchen. But as soon as he walks in, he discovers a 1,000-pound bear raiding his fridge.
Does this stop the gamer? Nah, he has more games to play and snacks to eat. With a quick glance at the bear, he decides he doesn’t want to deal with the situation and casually grabs chips and a drink. All the while, the bear licks its chops and eyes the gamer.
The gamer makes it back to the couch, unscathed and unfazed, proving that nothing gets in the way of gaming during PlayStation Days of Play.
CreditsClient PlayStation Agency BBH NY Gerard Caputo, chief creative officer; Scott Cooney, creative director; Diego Fonseca, associate creative director; Aimee Perrin, art director; Stu Rubin, copywriter; Bruno Borges, head of design; Lili Bravi, designer; Abbie Noon, Sam Kilbreth, executive producers; Olivia Imperatore, associate producer. Production Biscuit Filmworks Matt Dilmore, director; Shawn Lacy, partner/managing director; Jeff McDougall, exec producer; Rachel Blaub, Mercedes Allen-Sarria, Christine Belief, head of production; Scott Kaplan, producer; Ena Nic, production supervisor. Editorial Mackenzie Cutler Erik Laroi, editor; Gina Pagano, exec producer; Danielle Minch, assistant editor. VFX The Mill Bugs Russell, sr. VFX producer; Phil Crowe, shoot supervisor; Nathan Kane, lead VFX artist; Mia Lalanne, production coordinator. Color The Mill Gregory Reese, colorist; Diane Valera, color producer. Audio Post Heard City Evan Mangiamele, mixer; Sasha Awn, exec producer. Music JSM
Top Spot of the Week: iPhone 16, Director David Shane “Write Smarter” With Apple Intelligence
Created by Apple’s in-house agency and directed by David Shane of production company O Positive, this commercial is one of two which continues the Apple Intelligence campaign for the iPhone 16.
Apple Intelligence is the personal intelligence system that can make users look, feel and be smarter. In the case of this “Write smarter” ad, we meet an office worker who leverages Apple Intelligence on his iPhone 16 Pro to dramatically improve his barely literate email to one that is professional, concise and has a measure of eloquence--much to the surprise and amazement of his boss.
This slice of office life highlights the value of key Apple Intelligence upgrades, including Writing Tools which work wonders with the quality of how one communicates and connects with others.
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