Jennifer Aniston reveals for the first time her sleep story spanning many years of challenges and how she has learned to make sleep a priority to have both better nights and days in this insomnia education campaign for Idorsia U.S. out of Goodby Silverstein & Partners. Idorsia makes a medicine and has a treatment program to address insomnia.
Taika Waititi directed this spot in the “Seize the Night & Day” campaign via production company Hungry Man, in which two versions of Aniston appear.
Client Idorsia Agency Goodby Silverstein & Partners Margaret Johnson, chief creative officer; Kate Baynham, Hanna Wittmark, creative directors; Claire Stokes, sr. copywriter; Maria Sousa Machado, sr. art director; Katie Rich, writer; Benny Gold design director; Johan Vernizzi, designer; Bonnie Wan, partner, head of brand strategy; Gabriella Dishotsky, brand strategy director; Leila Gage, director of broadcast production; James Horner, executive producer; Rachel Saxon, sr. producer. Production Hungry Man Taika Waititi, director’ Kantu Lentz, 2nd unit director; Mino Jarjoura, managing partner/exec producer; Dan Duffy, exec producer/director of sales; Caleb Dewart, exec producer; Marian Harkness, head of production; Mala Vasan, producer; Mike Berlucchi, DP; Robb Buono, production designer; Brian Stevens, 1st AD. Editorial The Den Christjan Jordan, editor; Kayla Hashimoto, assistant editor; Ryan Curtis, exec producer; Cassandra Guardado, post producer. Music “Orchestral 450,” track; Thomas Scott, ASCAP, composer; DUFOR Music, ASCAP, publisher. Sonic Branding Butter Music and Sound Annick Mayer, exec producer; Tim K, ECD; Stone Irr, producer; Malayna Ellis, associate producer. Audio/Sound Design Lime Studios Joel Waters, audio mixer; Collin Thomas, assistant; Samantha Sotomura, sr. producer; Susie Boyajan, exec producer. Color Primary Gregory Reese, colorist; Jenny Bright, producer; Thatcher Peterson, exec producer; David Oh, color assistant. VFX KEVIN Sue Troyan, partner/sr. exec producer; Tim Davies, partner/ECD/VFX supervisor; Jami Schakel, sr. VFX producer; Rob Winfield, Susan Scharping, compositors.
The Japanese-based photo-sharing app FamilyAlbum, isn’t yet a household name in the U.S., but it does boast 23 million subscribers. To help break into the U.S., the brand recently teamed up with creative agency Familiar Creatures to launch its first major marketing campaign in the market. The campaign includes this :30--directed by Jordan Rodericks via SpangTV--which portrays the pressure a new mother faces as family and friends demand photos of her newborn, immediately after birth, reflecting the high expectations for immediate photo-sharing in today’s connected world. The satirical tone of the video is designed to capture the humor in real-life situations while promoting the user-friendly interface and stress-relief that FamilyAlbum provides along with free, unlimited storage. The campaign is tailored for busy families who want a straightforward solution to store and share important moments without overwhelming social media feeds or worrying about privacy. [video width="1920" height="1080" mp4="https://wp-shoot.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/28140708/Family-Album.mp4"][/video] Read More
