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1 month ago | shots.net | Danny Edwards

This new campaign for Royal Ontario Museum is a powerful film about the horrors and uncertainty of Auschwitz. Robert 'Bob' Hanf who, in 1944, wrote to his family about his journey to and time at Auschwitz, spoke of the crowds, the treatment and the diminishing lack of freedom he experienced. At the time, all communication was censored so theoutside world would not know what was really happening in the camps.

1 month ago | shots.net | Amy Hey

Credits powered by Credits powered by Created by Joint and directed by Traktor through Stink Studios, this charming spot championing Amazon’s Business platform imagines a whimsical, capitalist utopia where even fairytale creatures are embracing the grindset. Brought to life by playful design touches and cinematic post-production from Rascal, the film sees nursery rhyme icon Little Bo Peep using Amazon Business, not only to find her sheep, but also reclaims her time—allowing her to ditch the...

1 month ago | shots.net | Amy Hey

Credits powered by Credits powered by Putting a playful twist on the slow-mo ‘walking away from an explosion’ film trope, the spot centres around two detectives as they break character and engage in sarcastic commentary about their dramatic exit. Shot entirely on the device in 4K 120 fps using the iPhone 16 Pro, it revisits two fan-favourite character from the launch of Cinematic Mode on iPhone 13 Pro. Share + membership Access the world's largest advertising database. With an intuitive...

1 month ago | shots.net | Danny Edwards

Credits powered by Credits powered by Credits powered by Credits powered by Mystery today is a luxury", says director Johnny Hardstaff in the press release for his new and unusual film for what the release goes on to say is the "reclusive Paris client, Mr Jonathan". Who Mr Jonathan is or what it does is unclear. What is clear is that the film is a weird and wonderful two-minutes that encompasses a woman with a plug hanging from her mouth, a man with a jump lead attached to his genitals,...

1 month ago | shots.net | Jamie Madge

Director Dan French has no shortage of technical tricks up his sleeve when it comes to his work, and one glance at his Favourite Things goes to show that the same can be said of the gadgets he keeps around himself. From the camera that started a passion to a digital headspace machine that keeps things cathartic, the Stink Films helmer of campaigns for Meta, Durex, KFC, EE, and more has plenty to channel his creativity into.