Los Angeles  55°F  55° / 71°

Welcome US wins Gold at Anthem Awards

Welcome US & Strike Anywhere developed The Citizen Guide Program, which pairs immigrants with volunteer tutors, its campaign film, Earned It directed by Indian-Polish filmmaker Henry DaCosta picked up three gold awards and one silver at The Anthem Awards, including gold for the best non-profit campaign.

Now is the Time

Clios Ads of the World debuts Now is the Time, directed by Strike Anywhere founder Ryan Simon. Disney’s latest campaign reminds parents to share in the playful imagination and joy of their children at Disney World.

Mike Malagon goes down under for Harvey

Mike Malagon continues his campaign work for Harvey in Australia. Trusted by the Best are carefully crafted and smartly told stories around the world that highlight the immediate impact of Harvey’s AI products during the most critical moments in legal proceedings.

New Baby, New Phone

First person that sends us an email telling us the color of the new baby’s eyes gets a $50 gift to card to Chili’s.

Arsenal x WhatsApp & Facebook make it official

A love letter to Arsenal fans like no other. StillKidz directs It’s Official celebrating the high highs, low lows, action, and pure fandom for Meta. Drawing from decade of archival and filming in London and other fan hubs around the world, StillKidz uses live action and animation to create a true futbol experience. Little Black Book breaks down the project.

Claude changes social work with Binti

Our new series of films for Claude starts with a social worker using Binti’s Claude-powered tools to cut hours of paperwork, giving her more time with families and helping children find permanent homes sooner.

Welcome Us - Henry DaCosta

Welcome Us - Henry DaCosta

Read about Henry DaCosta’s Welcome Us campaign on Muse by Clio. The film follows the final steps of one man's path to citizenship and the friendship he builds with his American tutor.

Anyway!

Posting it Anyway, new campaign work from StillKidz for Instagram!

John Larigakis dials up smoothness for Carvana

Carvana tapped John Larigakis for a new campaign showcasing a dad who becomes surprisingly smooth thanks to selling the family car with you guessed it, Carvana.

Watch Who is Michael Jang? on PBS

Michael Jacobs directs an incredible film about San Francisco photographer Michael Jang who sat for decades on a hidden treasure of pictures taken in his 20s. Until now. Available on PBS, you can read a review by the SF Chronicle.

After a long career as a commercial and portrait photographer, mischievous San Francisco artist Michael Jang sat for decades on a hidden treasure of pictures taken in his 20s—both candid celebrity shots and a down-to-earth cross-section of Chinese American family life rarely captured so playfully. Then, during the pandemic, Jang set out to share his work with the world, street guerilla-style.