Fuse Network’s Rock and Roll Acid Test Open.

TLC came to BARK-BARK for concepts and execution of several spots featuring Ziploc Bags in everyday life.  You gotta be pretty smooth to key a Ziploc… I pat ourselves on the back for that one.

Nickelodeon needed a sweeps spot for their client Hasbro and the launch of Island Princess Barbie product. We shot greenscreen on our stage to deliver the “stepped-effect” they were looking for. Thanks to some 3D and 2D composite, and lots and lots and lots of sparkles, we delivered the kind of beach vacation only Barbie could imagine.

After working with them through an agency, our good friends at G4 asked us directly to take a stab at generating buzz around their multi-platform identity launch… Multiplex. Our pitch was that G4 allowed it’s consumers to connect with their devices in a richer, more immediate way because of what G4 offered anytime/anywhere. Through an intensively technical shoot and post, we delivered a seamless message that G4’s multiplex can truly “transform” your everyday life. PS- this was before the Transformers movie came out.

We like to help people, so we reached out to our friends at Habitat for Humanity to create a targeted, revenue-generating spot for them. We thought that there was a key piece of valuable information to communicate to their potential middle-income donors– give to habitat and you make your home, your neighborhood and your city a better economic opportunity. The spot has been a wild success, and we feel really proud that we got a chance to do our jobs, and help lots of people. If you have some extra dollars, why not donate to Habitat right now?  You’d feel good too.

PBS Kid’s Sprout had a great idea to really connect preschoolers to their own environment as they learn time-of-day. Marc directed these beautiful close-ups of all the parts of a preschool house that make the noises that set time-of-day.