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Adam was born in Copenhagen in 1978. He started his filmmaking career during high school education by making small films & art projects.
Adams own significant tone of voice as filmmaker put him on the top shelf of directors in Scandinavia in a split second, and within the last year, to the top of the UK and US markets as well. this has lead to several acclaimed collaborations with top agencies, such as Wieden+Kennedy, and has gotten to display his work on big arenas, such as the superbowl.
At the moment, Adam is developing on a feature film in los angeles with screen writer Andrew Kevin Walker (Se7en, Fight Club) through mutual reps, Creative Artists Agency. He continues to direct commercials globally.
Among other awards, Adam won D&AD's Yellow Pencil for best director in 2011.
Acclaimed features director John Hillcoat 'The Road', 'Lawless’ has thread an on-going interest in the human condition, pairing a painterly eye for shot composition with an intense energy and drive to extract moving character performances.
Although John’s commercials career is still relatively young he has already become one of the most sort after directors – able blend high concept pieces with a strong narrative into something unique and quite special.
As well as his commercials work John has continued to work with his long standing creative partner Nick Cave to create promo’s for Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds and has recently finished films for Johnny Cash, The Rolling Stones and Coca Cola’s Superbowl film ‘America
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ПОРТФОЛИОRobert is an amazing visual storyteller, whether a lush cinematic odyssey or a subtle yet hilarious comedy; he is a master of his craft. Highly memorable commercials and campaigns fill his reel for clients such as Volkswagen, Fiat, Lexus, Michelob, Tommy Hilfiger, Ford, HSBC, Visa, Chrysler, Verizon, Jackson Triggs, Land Rover, Southwest Airlines and Toyota.
Christian Loubek has helmed global campaigns for Diet Coke, Citibank, Cisco, Volvo, OnStar, Becks, Hyundai, VW, Audi, UPA, Motoral, Fiat and Microsoft to name a few. He has worked for the best agencies worldwide including Wieden+Kennedy, Goodby Silverstein & Partners, Arnold, Hal Riney, Droga5, Crispin Porter Bogusky, The Martin Agency, Venables Bell & Partners, Mccann/Erickson, Ogilvy (London+LA), Wongdoody, Publicis (NYC+Paris), and Lowe Worldwirde.
Christian’s unpadded enthusiasm for projects belies his experience. His career began in 1999 with an interactive CD-ROM for Eddie Bauer that won gold in the Communication Arts Annual. The piece which he wrote, shot, and directed, was a first of its kind, weaving together three story lines, each of which showcased the brand’s outdoor apparel in innovative ways. Other notable early work includes a biopic piece on graffiti artist Kinsey for the Truth Campaign, a pointed parody of foreign film for the Vancouver Film Festival, a goofy riff on parental pride for discover card, and the classic title sequence to HBO’s Six Feet Under.
Starting with his first spots, which led the uber-hip ironic commercial attitude of the late ’90s, Christian has always stayed a step ahead of the cultural moment. His more recent Citibank campaign has the same sophistication, but is markedly more empathetic and emotionally connected to the viewer. Whether it’s a late night cinematic journey for Fiat, or a quirky unveiling of an office girl’s wilder side for Carnival, Christian adeptly uses sly humour, subtle motivations and dramatic tension to tell stories that bring a pop culture relevance to national brands.
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ПОРТФОЛИОBrian Mah has helmed a variety of projects across multiple platforms and media. His work is characterized by striking live action cinematography, combined with sophisticated design, effects and animation. Over the years, he has collaborated with a host of top brands and networks including Google, PepsiCo, Sony, Coca-Cola, Time Warner and Spike TV. He is a founding partner in ALMA MATER, a Los Angeles-based visual studio.
Noam Murro is a multi-award winning commercials director. He has been nominated for DGA Director of the Year five times, winning the honor in 2005. His unique style was established in 1994 with a memorable campaign that captured elderly customers in Katz's famous deli on New York City's Lower East Side. This led to documentary-style exposes of tobacco monsters for the California Department of Health as well as lighter work for Fox Sports. The poignant Flatline spot for Toshiba, in which a dying man's life flashes before him, was singled out and applauded by the New York Times.
In 2002, he directed Saturn's Sheet Metal, a conceptually driven spot that was highly critically acclaimed. In 2003, Adcritic.com labeled his Got Milk? commercial as the best spot of the year. It went on to become the winner of a Gold Lion at the 2003 Cannes Lions awards. Murro's campaign for Olympus garnered him a second Gold Lion at the 2005 awards along with a number of Silver and Bronze statues for other commercials. Recently, Creativity Magazine named him as one of the industry's 50 most influential people in the last 20 years. He was also recently named the UK's #1 director by Campaign magazine.
As well as directing, he is also the founder of Biscuit Filmworks. Smart People is his first feature film.
Isaiah is a Kabul-born filmmaker who got his start as an assistant director on feature films made by Tibetan monks. His father, a collector of South Asian textiles and antiquities, and mother, a trained Jungian psychologist, raised Isaiah and his two younger brothers in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he spent his summers selling dismantled Indian palaces to tourists.
Bringing his colorful background to his directing work, Isaiah’s ambition was defined through his spectacular take on the music video—often elevating his genre-specific videos to transcendent levels. In his short career, his works have been featured on MTV, VH1 and in The New York Times, and have screened at the Los Angeles Film Festival, the Yerba Buena Museum, The Hammer Museum and Art Basel Miami. Isaiah was awarded the 2012 MVPA Award for Best Direction of a New Artist for his Cults “Go Outside” video and the 2012 Best Narrative Video Award at the LAMVF for his Raphael Saadiq “Good Man” video. Most recently, his video for MGMT “Cool Song No. 2” earned him a spot as finalist for Best Music Video at the Ciclope Festival. In addition to such honors, Isaiah has been nominated for a number of other awards, including the UK Music Video Award, British Arrow, MVPA’s and the Vimeo Award.
More recently, Isaiah has been transitioning into the world of commercials, where he’s worked on campaigns for such high-profile clients as Adidas (for the 2012 Olympics), Adobe, Jack Daniels (for the launch of their Tennessee Honey Whiskey), Microsoft (to introduce Windows Phone 8) and Bacardi’s re-launch campaign for Dewar’s Scotch.
Телефон: 310 453-9244
ПОРТФОЛИОAn acclaimed photographer, director of TV commercials and feature films. Malcolm Venville is known for continuously pushing the creative envelope.
He has shot several legendary spots with Nike, including “Rooney” and “Ribery”, a pair of spots exploring the intensity and dedication required to reach the top of your game and of course the World Cup spot “Almost” with Robinho.
Malcolm has published two books of photography. Layers (2003) is a collection of Venville’s advertising, celebrity, fashion, and personal photography and Lucha Loco (2006) is a collection of over a hundred portraits of lucha libre wrestlers taken on a 2005 trip to Mexico (Wayne Rooney has one).
Venville’s feature film debut was 44 Inch Chest (2009), a gangster film starring Ray Winstone, John Hurt, Tom Wilkinson and Ian McShane. He also directed Henry’s Crime (2010), a romantic comedy starring Keanu Reeves, James Caan, and Vera Farmiga.
Malcolm has recently shot a stills campaign for Zacapa Rum with Adam And Eve DDB, as well as a BBC film for Radio 5 Live.
Born in Germany, Stacy Wall grew up and watched a lot of television in North Carolina. The perfect grounding to a career in advertising – he spent nine years at Wieden+Kennedy as a copywriter and Creative Director on Nike and ESPN.
Stacy transitioned to directing commercials in 2001. He has since imposed his artful directorial style on countless ads in both the US and UK.
In 2009, Stacy launched Imperial Woodpecker in the US, a company dedicated to making Sno-Balls, sponsoring the Japan Men’s National Cricket Team and producing the last TV commercial ever made. But after receiving the DGA Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in TV Commercials, it appears there’s still a lot more work to be done….
We’re glad Stacy is a Rogue… And not just because he’s got a Vox Continental organ either… Although it is a splendid organ.