Amy Hey
Working With Cancer ends Monday dread
Publicis releases a moving campaign illustrating the anxieties people with cancer experience when going back to work.
Love is all you need, says The Trevor Project
Three young transgender people and their families discuss their experiences in a powerful documentary film from the LGBTQ youth suicide prevention organisation.
SKYN’s soft touch
Real couples take part in an intimate Valentine's day experiment, in UltraSuperNew’s gentle and authentic campaign for the condom brand.
Saga busts holiday myths
Nicholas Farrell stars in a comedic and colourful campaign that aims to challenge the perception of how those over fifty like to travel.
Dadomani takes us on an Italian adventure
Leonardo Ponzano invites us to relive a traveler’s journey through Italy, with a delightfully captivating scrapbook-inspired animation.
Sharjah Book Authority judges a book by its cover
Maged Nassar’s playful monochrome animation highlights the importance of paying attention to detail when creating a bestselling book.
Sam Smith’s opulent pursuit of pleasure
The English singer songwriter releases a lavishly luxurious promo for their new track, in collaboration with award-winning UnderWonder director Tanu Muino.
The&Partnership shines a light on conversion therapy
Created in collaboration with LGBTQA+ charities, The&Partnership's harrowing short film raises awareness of the abuse inflicted on young people in the name of conversion therapy.
M83’s synthwave space quest
The French electronic pop band’s latest music video is a mesmerising feast of kaleidoscopic nostalgia.
A day in the life with Alzheimer's
BBDO’s immersive campaign for the Alzheimer Forschung Initiative uses Datamosh glitch effects to visualise how it feels to live with the progressive brain disorder.
Embrace your inner animal, says Hunt and Brew
The animal kingdom is on the hunt for the best cup of joe in Sunday Gravy’s playful mock-nature-documentary spots for the Australian coffee company.
MLA sends Aussies to exile
Boasting, dobbing, and drinking kombucha are but a few of the plethora of sins that see Australians banished to an infinite cultural abyss, in The Monkeys' brilliantly tongue-in-cheek campaign for Meat and Livestock Australia.