The first animated short film made 100% with a phone. The new Galaxy Note10+ is more than a Smartphone, it’s a Powerphone. That’s why to show its power, Cheil Chile together with Samsung created the first animated short film made 100% with a phone, using the famous “Multilayer Camera” technique used by Walt Disney in the 50s. A frame-by-frame stop motion overlaying transparencies in a light box. Film advertisement created by Cheil, Chile for Samsung, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Meet the faces and discover the places that make our city move. Film advertisement created by mr.h, Norway for Visit Norway, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.

Film advertisement created by Mood, Peru for 360 Energy Drink, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Director Caleb Femi infuses Mulberry’s Christmas commercial with a newfound poetic relevance, capturing the mood and madness of the season and invites audiences to share in The Season of Light. Third Channel were thrilled to play their part in the creation of a short festive film for international clothing and handbag brand Mulberry. The latest festive cinema campaign, focuses on Christmas as The Season of Light. Third Channel worked with the team at Mulberry and director Caleb Femi, who was the inaugural poet laureate for London. Femi, well known for giving a nuanced perspective on Black British London life, challenging the often misunderstood environment of his youth, makes a departure from his more overtly autobiographical work. Femi holds onto his artistic voice in this Christmas ad. His morals and his experiences are central to its mood and tone giving way to a film rooted in empathy, compassion and the spirit of Christmas. The film embodies the spirit of this year’s Mulberry Lights campaign and uses a light installation and community togetherness to drive home Mulberry’s brand values. The relationship between light and darkness is a recurring theme in Femi’s work. Using prose and poetry to build a style filled with surreal and dreamlike elements. Often using it to deconstruct stereotypes about working class and Black London youth. Driving positivity through his work referencing light and optimism as visual and spiritual signifiers. Mulberry is ‘bussing a whine & a two step’ into the holiday season, with Femi himself playing a starring role in a turn on traditional Santa Claus – the gift giving man in red with a Mulberry makeover. Embodying the spirit of giving while driving home a focus on family, warmth and togetherness. His style is a unique cross between a swagger filled Artful Dodger type, and a high-fashion streetwear hype-beast. “We have always really loved Mulberry’s Christmas campaigns especially the comedy campaigns of the last few years, so we were so excited to work with Caleb on producing yet another original interpretation of the traditional Christmas advert.” Dorothea Gibbs, Executive producer at Third Channel With an original Christmas soundtrack by Rui da Silva, of classic early noughties club track “Touch Me” fame, and sound design from Dario Swade, the film creates a cosy reminder of the importance of giving. Film advertisement created by Third Channel, United Kingdom for Mulberry, within the categories: Fashion, Retail Services.

Film advertisement created by Publicis, Bulgaria for A1 Bulgaria, within the category: Media.

Content advertisement created by Mood, Peru for FIAT, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by M&C Saatchi, France for ebay, within the category: Retail Services.

There’s a secret hidden in almost every website and every digital image you’ve ever seen. That secret is Lena, a Playboy centrefold. She is “a face more studied than the Mona Lisa’s” and has been called Tech’s Original Sin. But how did a centrefold from the 70’s become the most used test image in the world? And what impact has it had on women studying or entering tech industries? Lena’s story began in 1972, when the Swedish model posed as the Miss November centrefold. The next year, her centrefold was chosen by some men at the University of Southern California (USC) as an ideal test image for the algorithms they were working on to turn physical photos into digital bits. This research laid the groundwork for what would later become the jpeg, an image standard that revolutionised our digital world. Incredibly, 46 years on, Lena is still the most infamous test image in the world. She is symbolic of how women were left out, and pushed out, of the industry. Losing Lena is a compelling documentary that questions the very tenets of the tech industry and leaves us pondering: Why wasn’t Lena retired years ago? It explores a thread that binds together so many similar challenges and biases women in tech have experienced around the world. In a first for the Australian film industry and Facebook Watch, Losing Lena will be available to view at a series of events hosted by Code Like a Girl or exclusively on the Facebook Watch platform from November 26 onwards. Film advertisement created by BBDO, Australia for Creatable, within the categories: Electronics, Technology, Movies, Professional Services, Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by Cool Mind, Italy for PDV, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Film advertisement created by St. Luke's, United Kingdom for Tanqueray, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

To promote the impulse purchase of slice by delivery, we depicted affect a pizza craving can have on you.

Aflac dives head-first into the humorous insurance segment with "Buff Duck." The :30 sec video, launched across social media, hyperbolically unravels any confusion around what supplemental insurance is, and what it covers. In "Buff Duck," an ad (within an ad) is being shot in a bodybuilding gym to push a line of supplements that ducks can take to get buff. Suddenly, the director yells "cut" upon learning Aflac isn't supplements for ducks, rather supplemental insurance that pays people cash for expenses that your health insurance doesn't cover. Once declared to the staff, the “supplements” set is then shut down. Content advertisement created by Dagger, United States for Aflac, within the category: Finance.

Just for Halloween, Fanta releases the new flavor Dark Mystery. It is completely night black, but scary good. It is celebrated with Fantas first completely Swedish production, in scary proud idea, directing and production of advertising agency HOLY.

Film advertisement created by Havas, United Kingdom for Lemsip, within the category: Health.

To show one's self. A film about determination. Focusing on the process, the journey – with euphoria and anxiety constantly taking turns. Exploring the “man against self“ conflict the project aims to challenge traditional ways of brand communication. Film advertisement created by Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, Germany for Levi's, within the category: Fashion.

A new mini-doc that launches today following six Texas families using medical marijuana to treat their children’s epilepsy, aiming to bring increased awareness to the legal and financial barriers around this potentially life-saving medicine. The film was born out of the personal struggle and experiences of filmmaker, Ryan Durr - an Associate Creative Director at Team One - who for several years battled his son’s rare epilepsy disorder, finally finding relief in medical marijuana. But through his journey, he found that the cost is incredibly prohibitive – he wanted to help change that and raise money for the families in need.

Film advertisement created by Selmore, Netherlands for ASN Bank, within the category: Finance.

When living at Maestria, you're the conductor of your own luxurious lifestyle. Film advertisement created by Pureblink, Canada for Maestria Condos, within the category: House, Garden.

To launch a new brand platform for a 120-year old iconic Aussie paint brand – Wattyl – we opened the doors to their ridiculous test lab.

Saving money and energy is the right thing to do. Have you?