Working directly with executives from Google, BNS is very proud to have created what we hope you’ll agree is a fascinating and informative :63 spot demonstrating the personalization features of http://news.google.com .

On behalf of everyone at U.S. creative design and production studio Brand New School, it's my pleasure to share the 2010 AICP Show Sponsor Reel Sequence. This 4-minute HD short film will debut tonight at New York's Museum of Modern Art as part of the premiere of the 2010 AICP Show, The Art & Technique of the American Commercial. Over the weeks to come, it will travel on with the Show to high-profile venues in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Minneapolis, Dallas, Chicago, Atlanta, Boston, Miami, and Richmond.

The artists and producers from U.S. creative production studio Brand New School (BNS) are very proud to announce the debut of their latest project work, consisting of online commercials and an interactive installation for premium faucet brand Brizo featuring their new SmartTouch faucet. Produced under the creative direction of advertising agency Young & Laramore (Y&L) as part of its Brizo "License to Dream" campaign, contributions from BNS include a :30 PreRoll entitled "License to Dream," as well as a thematically-related interactive touch installation at McCormick Place in Chicago for Brizo's exhibit at the recent Kitchen & Bath Industry Show.

"Fashion and dreams have always been important parts of the Brizo brand, which is well known as 'the faucet brand for the fashion-forward,'" explained Carolyn Hadlock, creative director for Y&L. "Our new campaign embraces the origins of fashion by depicting it in its illustration form, when it's still just a dream in the mind of the designer. For our objectives to deliver a campaign on both digital and interactive platforms, the artists at BNS wound up being an amazing fit."

Based on the briefing from MMB's creative team, which presented several vignettes featuring different people doing the "$5 Footlong gesture," BNS project directors Eric Adolfsen and Mario Stipinovich and their colleagues were given total creative freedom with environments, styling, and editorial for two different spots. Presenting a slightly surreal and unpredictable cast, and art direction that unifies the diverse ensemble with the Subway brand, this spot and the second one entitled "Bollywood" have aired across the U.S. throughout the coverage of the Vancouver Winter Olympics. BNS is now at work on another campaign spot for the agency and Subway.

Based on the briefing from MMB's creative team, which presented several vignettes featuring different people doing the "$5 Footlong gesture," BNS project directors Eric Adolfsen and Mario Stipinovich and their colleagues were given total creative freedom with environments, styling, and editorial for two different spots. Presenting a slightly surreal and unpredictable cast, and art direction that unifies the diverse ensemble with the Subway brand, this spot and the second one entitled "Egypt" have aired across the U.S. throughout the coverage of the Vancouver Winter Olympics. BNS is now at work on another campaign spot for the agency and Subway.