Film advertisement created by Preston Kelly, United States for Twin Cities YMCA, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Loyal Kaspar, United States for Amnesty International, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

For our client The Dalí Museum in Florida, we wanted to play with the Dalí brand of surrealism and create something nonsensical out of something very familiar. Surely you've had a good old fashioned starting contest in your time but this app lets you compete against Dalí himself through your iPhone's front-facing camera. There's a catch, of course, in that the Dalí you compete against is just a picture of him. So you always lose. "The Dalí Staring Contest" (http://staringapp.com/) app is also supported by mirror decals inside the museum’s bathroom that pit “You vs. You.” Additionally there are two instructional videos, an abbreviated :51 second video and a full two hour video—a play on how long you can go. Digital advertisement created by Goodby Silverstein & Partners, United States for The Dalí Museum, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

With a helicopter, a stunt man and a few Go-Pros, we took Moe’s stance on to fresh ingredients to new heights. Film advertisement created by Focus Brands, United States for Moe's Southwest Grill, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Standup comic Todd Glass (Louie, Jimmy Kimmel Live) takes on the suicide epidemic in the LGBT teen community for GLSEN: the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network's Think Before You Speak campaign. Inspired by Todd Glass' decision to come out of the closet on a 2012 episode of the WTF with Marc Maron podcast.

Film advertisement created by Anomaly, United States for Johnnie Walker, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

“In The Time It Takes To Get There” is a celebration of individual creativity and testament of the success of Adobe Creative Cloud & Pereira O’Dell’s unique approach to branded content that puts the consumer in control. Last year, Pereira O’Dell launched a nationwide competition for college students to create a movie poster for a film that had yet to be created – until now. This is filmmaking in reverse! The winning poster, created by Boston University student Sam West was selected out of more than 1,100 submissions, and inspired “In The Time It Takes To Get There,” a short film created by cult-favorite actor, comedian, and filmmaker Zach Braff – his first creation under his new representation of RSA Films. This hilarious look at 19th century social influencers stars Alicia Silverstone, Florence Pugh, Andy King and others. Content advertisement created by Pereira O’Dell, United States for Adobe Creative Cloud, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by Tether, United States for Krusteaz, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by Wieden + Kennedy, United States for Old Spice, within the category: Health.

Film advertisement created by Barkley, United States for Tomb Raider, within the category: Gaming.

On behalf of client Comcast’s XFINITY, the nation’s largest video and high-speed Internet provider, leading culturally-attuned creative agency GALLEGOS United, together with sister content production agency LUNA United, today will showcase “Storytellers” at CAAMFest Film Festival 37. The video will be shared with festival attendees on opening night May 9th, prior to film screenings, as part of Comcast’s sponsorship package. A first-time collaborative effort with world-renowned artist Kim Jung Gi, “Storytellers” recognizes the many contributions of Asian Americans to the film and TV industries, both in front of and behind the camera - from lighting technicians and wardrobe stylists to directors and actors, spanning a wide range of movie genres. Kim Jung Gi is an established artist from South Korea whose artwork has attracted international attention. Working from memory, Kim has the rare ability to visualize drawings beforehand, creating incredible illustrations without reference in record time. As an illustrator and influencer, Kim’s work, firmly rooted in pop culture, is well loved and admired across the United States. CAAMFest, an annual festival from the Center for Asian American Media, celebrates the world’s largest showcase for new Asian American and Asian film, food and music programs and honors Asian Americans of all backgrounds, from Korean and Chinese to Filipino, Vietnamese and Indian. CAAMFest, now in its 37th year, runs May 9-19 in San Francisco, taking place during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPIHM). “Asian culture is not as elusive or mysterious as it may have seemed in the past because there is a much greater representation of Asian culture in today’s media. And, I think its such an advantage for an artist to know two different cultures, so I hope Asian American artists take advantage of that,” said Kim. “I’ve been a big fan of Kim Jung Gi for a long time. Collaborating with him on this project to shine a light on the many contributions that Asian Americans bring to film and storytelling has been a tremendous honor,” said Dino Spadavecchia, Executive Creative Director at GALLEGOS United. “As an agency that specializes in culturally relevant and culturally attuned work, GALLEGOS United’s approach is rooted in representing the tapestry of today’s America. Creatively we strive to speak to the diverse cultural make-up of the entire country, through pop culture and meaningful storytelling.” “Storytellers” furthers Comcast’s commitment to the Asian American community. The company offers a specially curated content collection of Asian American shows, movies, music and podcasts, available to all Xfinity X1 customers across platforms. Film advertisement created by GALLEGOS United, United States for Comcast, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Laughlin Constable, United States for Byrider, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by Madwell, United States for Bugaboo, within the category: Personal Accessories.

Film advertisement created by RTC, United States for Tysabri, within the category: Pharmaceutical.

With the HBO hit “Mare of Eastown” bringing a ton of national attention to the Philadelphian (or “Philly”) accent, most notable in the series was the pronunciation of the word “water”. So, for this year’s Independence Day, Mio Liquid Water Enhancer (part of the KraftHeinz Company) wants to celebrate the freedom to pronounce water as “wooder” just as Philly’s do – in the birthplace of liberty, Philadelphia nonetheless. Mio’s brand promise is “We fix Waterr”, but this weekend, it will be "We Fix Wooder”. Film advertisement created by VaynerMedia, United States for Mio, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by Barkley, United States for Missouri Lottery, within the category: Gambling.

Film advertisement created by Truth Collective, United States for OneSight, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Bindery, United States for Etsy, within the categories: Personal Accessories, Professional Services.

BG worked with NJM to build these new spots in an effort to continue to build upon the fact that NJM understands their policyholders. NJM understands that you work hard to own your house, your car, your home, and those things aren’t just things. They’re where your life happens. NJM works hard to ensure that their policyholders never have to take a moment away from living their life, because they can be confident in their coverage. Film advertisement created by Brownstein Group, United States for NJM, within the category: Professional Services.

President, Digital, Social and Mobile Services: Julianne Lamarche Film advertisement created by BLT Communications, United States for Farmville, within the category: Gaming.