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This new campaign from Johannes Leonardo uses one of the oldest uses of motion in film – the Zoetrope – as the key storyteller of the history of transportation in culture.The 90-second spot, which was shot practically and in one take, was directed by Sam Brown through Imperial Woodpecker.

This new campaign from Johannes Leonardo uses one of the oldest uses of motion in film – the Zoetrope – as the key storyteller of the history of transportation in culture.The 90-second spot, which was shot practically and in one take, was directed by Sam Brown through Imperial Woodpecker.

This new campaign from Johannes Leonardo uses one of the oldest uses of motion in film – the Zoetrope – as the key storyteller of the history of transportation in culture.The 90-second spot, which was shot practically and in one take, was directed by Sam Brown through Imperial Woodpecker.

Plenty, the household towel brand, is embracing mess this year with a campaign that bucks the conventions of festive advertising and gives us a story of Christmas love as it really is, mess and all. The first work for the brand from Plenty’s new agency, AMV BBDO, the ‘Xmess’ film is set to the track ‘Love Hurts’ by Nazareth, and is directed by award-winning and Emmy-nominated director, Steve Rogers. DOP Simon Duggan

Burberry has enlisted Manchester United footballer Marcus Rashford for a campaign encouraging the next generation of creatives to dance like no-one is watching. Set to a version of Singing in the Rain, the work begins as dancer Zhané Samuels steps out of a takeaway to be met with giant hailstones.

One family many tastes. Spotify shows them all. Agency - 72 and Sunny LA

Boredom in a traffic jam is solved unexpectedly. Production Partizan Paris

At the hands of Adobe, our humdrum world comes alive in this fantastical spot from 72andSunny L.A. As a woman rides the subway, she imagines, with the help of Adobe Photoshop, transforming the drabness around her into a magical universe

Social distancing shouldn't compromise having a good time. Director Nicolai Fuglsig of MJZ Italy

'With you Spot can...' From the frightening security dogs in 'Black Mirror's - Metalhead' comes a robotic dog you can actually buy.Only the price is scary. Just $74,000.

He’s a two-tonne, toss-you-in-the-air prize winning bull the size of an ice cream van, who’s calmer than a banana. If there is a world where The Money Calm Bull doesn’t exist to help us reach a higher plane of Money Calm, I don’t want to live there.

The new BMW 4 series.Coupe commercial. On the edge or over the top ? You decide.

This campaign, the first collaboration with 72andSunny, celebrates the real people behind some of the most hilariously dumb videos on the internet. The true champions of play.

The entire world of sport is waiting for the starting gun. Stock footage and existing images. Created by Iris UK

“Never Lost,” a poignant film that splices together moving scenes of a world ravaged but not destroyed during the epidemic, set to a stirring spoken word track by British poet Kate Tempest.

Something to cheer you up . An old idea but it works well.

Following "Bounce," Apple is back with another superbly choreographed spot in which its AirPods Pro transport the wearer into another world. Music by Flume

Recycling is sometimes difficult. It's not easy to change your habits. BETC France

Goodbye to Holden. Here's a classic ad from 1989

13 years later Budweiser revive their classic football ad. This time with a modern twist. Prod Revolver Films

Porsche emphasizes speed—and its German heritage—in its first Super Bowl ad appearance since 1997. The sports car brand released on Friday an extended cut of the spot, which will run in the game as a 60-second ad in the first quarter.

There’s a lot of cool stuff to do and see in the world, and Delta wants to help you get on it pronto. Clever camerawork makes the point.

$15 million can buy you a star-studded advertising campaign, but as Tourism Australia has learned, it can't give you control over the timing of bushfires. ... The advertising body has "paused" parts of its 'Matesong' campaign amid the devastation of Australia's bushfire crisis.

It´s christmas and again we meet the smug owner of a smart home. This time he has replaced his voice controlled door with face recognition. But does it help?