Winner of a Cyber Lion, a Film Lion, at the One Show and the Art Director's Club, this street art installation became a showstopper on the streets of New York.
Directed by Tim Godsall.
If you're homeless, a haircut is an unthinkable luxury. But Philips Norelco believes that everyone should feel their best. So we partnered with New York celebrity stylist Mark Bustos to make a difference for the people who need it most.
A full two minutes of ad space during the Academy Awards, and two whole tons of elephant, live on the set.
This epic spot for American Express starred Ellen DeGeneres, was shot by Bryan Buckley, and won Ogilvy New York its first-ever Emmy Award for Best Commercial.
American Express takes entertainment seriously. Cardmembers get private skyboxes at fashion shows and advance tickets to concerts and Broadway.
So to help tell their story, we partnered with someone who takes entertainment as seriously as they do: Conan O'Brien.
Rather than doing an expensive commercial media buy, we pushed out this epic two-minute film to his 23 million fans and followers via Twitter.
This film was directed by Bryan Buckley, and earned American Express its second Emmy nomination for Best Commercial.
When people think of American Express, they think of celebrities. But they aren't the only famous faces in the campaign.
When the client asked us for a product-benefit oriented campaign, we came back with what became one of Time Magazine's "Favorite Things of the Year."
A TV, print and an online engagement campaign that gave people an incentive (in the form of Membership Rewards Points) for sharing the faces they see in things they purchase with their American Express Card.
People don't like cable companies, but they do love the entertainment they provide. So we partnered with the networks they can't get enough of...HBO, Showtime, ABC and more.
The result is a campaign that boosted the public image of Time Warner Cable, and the services they provide.
Think you've seen it all in New York? Think again.
Directed by David Grey, the following cinema ad appeared at the opening of all the films of the Tribeca Film Festival.
A mouse-sized solution for a big-city problem.
This campaign for D-Con mouse killer was made up of miniature posters that took over the city, print ads, TV spots, and online videos that all took on a seriously gross subject in a lightly humorous way.
The client was happy. The mice, not so much.
Water marks and stains can kill fine furniture. But Old English furniture polish can help.
This campaign was featured in Archive.
