The first television spot for off-road, street and sport motorcycle company KTM features Ryan Dungey, Marvin Musquin and Ken Roczen, and dubstep.

At first I was all "Jiminy Cricket, not another fucking hipster spot for Originals." And then I was all "Blargh, a song made from sound effects? And with a DJ? I mean the technique is twelve years old now at least. Not to mention the fact that Nike did it, too.

UGG® Australia (NASDAQGS: DECK) today unveiled its first broadcast commercial, part of an integrated multi-media marketing campaign to support its men's collection. Created by M&C Saatchi, Los Angeles, and featuring quarterback Tom Brady and music by Mos Def, the "Steps" spot will air nationally on Monday Night Football on ESPN on September 12 and is the lead component of a campaign that includes additional TV, online digital, national print and outdoor media and showcases the brand’s range of men’s footwear as well as select outerwear, apparel and accessories.

The spot originally began as an online video, which the client liked so much they decided to add broadcast media.

Campbell Mithun uses a flicker effect in this 2011 back-to-school spot for Famous Footwear to demonstrate how shoes can inspire a new you to "Make Today Famous."

"Run Cool" promotes the Lunarswift+ 2, a redesigned version of the classic Nike running shoe. The Vitamin team concepted a world where the retooling of the shoe occurs in a futuristic laboratory full of pristine high-tech gear. A sleek robotic arm uses a laser to cut a breathable pattern into the shoe’s surface while a gyroscopic pedestal tests its overall performance. Another robot arm swings into view, cradling a display showcasing the shoe’s available color stylings and the “Run Cool” slogan.

Shot with the Zebra motion control camera dolly on location and on a stage in Vancouver, British Columbia. The camera was a Phantom Gold HD high-speed camera at 600 FPS.

Published November 2010

Campbell Mithun's fast-paced back-to-school ads for Famous Footwear use a time-slice filming technique to freeze everyday teen moments of fun. New to this mid-tier, shoe-retailer category, the process involves using a 20-camera rig (all cameras snap simultaneously) and Canon 5D camera.

You can view the finished ad here Famous Footwear - Back To School / Make today famous

This was a campaign for Florsheim. We shot this in Vancouver and I had a great time working with the dog. Oh, and the actor was good too! LOL.