This commercial features the following American Express OPEN Cardmembers, in order of appearance: Chris Zane (Zane's Cycles); Sue Kirchoffer (Moravian Florists); Laureen and David Barber(Blue Hill Restaurant); Bobby Oppenheim (Triple Eight); Warren Brown (CakeLove) and Paul Cernuto (High Tech Landscapes).

A nice slow buildup to reveal... that she's a glorious swimmer.
DRAFTFCB and Velocity Films Keith Rose do it again.

Dad teaches daughter to bully other kids for lunch money. And this is I guess, supposed to be cute, or funny.

The Illinois Lottery is launching it’s “Second Chance Summer” promotion with two new comedic spots created by Energy BBDO/Chicago and directed by Station Film’s Cannes award winning director Harold Einstein. The promotion encourages lottery players to replay their old tickets for a second chance to win $35,000 each weekday this summer.

The Illinois Lottery is launching it’s “Second Chance Summer” promotion with two new comedic spots created by Energy BBDO/Chicago and directed by Station Film’s Cannes award winning director Harold Einstein. The promotion encourages lottery players to replay their old tickets for a second chance to win $35,000 each weekday this summer.

It is only Adam West who can out-Shatner-Shatner with that pause before he says...

(wait for it)

Great Scott.

I'm so pleased that they got Adam West as the VO, nothing says "super hero" like Batmans voice.

This guy banks just like me! He has a long distance relationship and meets his bank only through the cash machines. This might sound like a boring premise for an ad but GSD&M Idea City called on Identity and director Laurent Chanez to tell the story - the end result is fast paced cuts of every day life, love meetings, and the quirky addition of a car that sounds thirsty, nice touch.

When the economy seems to be built on a house of cards there's only one thing to do - make a giant metaphor ad! This one works though.

David&Goliath have created a new campaign for Monte Carlo Resort & Casino. It's trey sheek, man.

Handing over the mike to Dattner Dispoto cinematographer Don Davis who has this to say:

Grabarz & Partner Werbeagentur GmbH prove that it does take money to make money. Slutty money.

Update: The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled that the swiftcover.com advert was misleading following complaints the singer would not have been able to buy cover since the insurer excluded people working in the entertainment industry.

Thus this is an actual banned ad. Hilarious.

Absolute's CD/Lead Flame Artist Dirk Greene and his team of VFX artists get binary in the latest :30 spot for investment firm ING, courtesy of Sandwick@Crossroads and BBDO Atlanta.

In Armor a conscientious investor carries his "number" around with him like a brief case. The digit, a combination of CG and live action prop, represents the amount of money our investor needs to save in order to retire comfortably. As our man goes about his day his number is fumbled, run over by a truck, set on fire at a restaurant and chased by dogs.

Thankfully his number is protected with ING. ING has been helping people find the best ways to protect their retirement investments for decades. It's your future, made easier thanks to ING.

The Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Consumer Protection created these two new video parodies highlighting the differences between AnnualCreditReport.com – the only authorized source for free annual credit reports – and other sites that only claim to offer “free” credit reports with musical ditties in their ads.

The Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Consumer Protection created these two new video parodies highlighting the differences between AnnualCreditReport.com – the only authorized source for free annual credit reports – and other sites that only claim to offer “free” credit reports with musical ditties in their ads.

Superfad provided visual effects/design and editing for this global web Visa commercial. New Order provided the soundtrack.