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“Globs” AD Campaign Part 2
Globs mania has officially gone global. 📺🚨 (And it is NOT under control.) Fictitious brand for demo AD Campaign. This is Part 2 of a 3-part demo ad campaign following the invention, obsession, and eventual planetary consequences of the world's most dangerously delicious snack cluster! One live news broadcast. One out-of-control mob. One mad scientist who may be enjoying this a little too much! Shelves are empty. Supplies are scarce. Somewhere, a warehouse is full — and somebody's making sure it stays that way. Lab tested. Zero regrets. Apparently not zero consequences either. Stay tuned for Part 3, where the worlds appetite for Globs gets...Unhinged! https://youtu.be/B7MBsJbzxho
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“Globs” Part 1of a 3 part demo ad campaign
Meet Globs! — the snack that shouldn't exist, but does! 🧪 (But also doesn't!!!) Fictitious brand for demo AD Campaign. This is Part 1 of a 3-part demo ad campaign following the invention, obsession, and eventual planetary consequences of the world's most dangerously delicious snack cluster! One mad scientist. One unhinged machine. One bite sized snack that changes everything! Chips. Popcorn. Peanuts. Caramel. Chocolate. Fused by science into a single, unstoppable cluster. Lab tested. Zero regrets. Stay tuned for Part 2, where things start to get... complicated. https://youtu.be/ZFTmMcpe6y0 Part 2: https://youtu.be/B7MBsJbzxho
“You Can’t Catch Them All” Short film
This short film, You Can’t Catch Them All, was created as a case study in a new kind of brand storytelling. Rather than opening with a product or a pitch, the goal was to build a fully realized noir world, complete with original characters, cinematography, and score, that earns the viewer’s attention on its own terms. The fictitious brand partner, "VRT Energy", is woven into the story only once the audience is already invested in the characters and intrigue, so the placement feels like a natural part of the world rather than an interruption. I also tried to surgically blend a 1950's style noir aesthetic with key modern visual elements. This approach was inspired by a growing trend of longer-form branded content that prioritizes genuine storytelling, the idea being that if you capture someone with a real story first, they’ll stay through the brand moment instead of skipping past it. This project was produced end to end using an AI tools, Image and video created with Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, and Kling 3.0 Omni on Higgsfield AI. https://youtu.be/KekBXqYx_Fk
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@Jack Bayliss Thanks man. The sin city aesthetic was exactly what I was going for
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@Anderson Rotta Another awesome spec ad bro. I hope you’re posting these on Nike’s socials brother cause I could see both these last 2 on tv tomorrow. Great work
Here’s a pretty wacky one I made a couple weeks ago.
This one was an exercise in continuity control. I made complete character elements for each character in each step of their transformations. I also cut 2 characters from the original concept to simplify mid production which was a shame cause there was some funny stuff. There was supposed to be an old man in line who’s big beard transformed into cotton candy. The baby was gonna grab a handful of the beard, eat it, then transform into the jacked arnie baby. Lol l There was definitely a few re-gens along the way. I kinda liked the miniature version of the monkey in the dance sequence I got. It wasn’t exactly what I had intended but I ran with it. I woulda chased a few of these shots a lot further for perfection if it wasn’t a just a demo project but I was still pretty happy with the outcome. https://youtu.be/PaHJka7MFVw?si=Wt_ZVdzQEgDOy6Qx
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@Anderson Rotta thanks man. It's crazy how much you learn every project. I had a lot of takeaways from this one. It really helped me iron out a solid workflow to keep character consistency through crazy transitions. I still wanna go back and clean up a few blurry shots when I watch it but overall I’m really happy how it turned out.
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Chris Murray
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30+ year singer, guitarist, and song writer, working in professional digital media production.

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