Carls Jr. – “Shave”

Client: Carls Jr.
Title: Shave
Director: Rocky Morton
Production Co: MJZ
Agency: Mendelson/Zien
Editor: Matt G. Silver

Fun Fact:  The actor never returned the shaving cream to the medicine cabinet instead an alternate take was used in reverse.  We also had to remove the offending woman’s shaving cream from the overhead shot in Flame.

Chevy, “Keep Heads Turning”

Client: Chevy
Title: Keep Heads Turning
Director: Jonathan Brown
Production Co: Pictures In A Row
Agency: Carol H Williams/CHI
Editor: Matt G Silver

Dunkin Donuts, “Alarm Clock Catastrophe”

Client: Dunkin Donuts
Title: Alarm Clock Catastrophe
Director: Joe Public
Production Co: HSI Productions
Agency: Hill Holliday Connors Cosmopulos
Editor: Matt G Silver

Fun Fact:  They Might Be Giants were commissioned to compose these pieces.

Fidelity, “Aggressive Growth”

Client: Fidelity Investments
Title: Aggressive Growth
Director: Rudi Schwab
Production Co: Element Productions
Agency: Hill Holliday Connors Cosmopulos
Editor: Matt G Silver

FootJoy, “Reading the Line”

Client: FootJoy
Title: Reading the Line
Director: Kevin S Smith
Production Co: Backyard
Agency: Arnold Worldwide/MA
Editor: Matt G. Silver

Miller Lite, “Inappropriate”

Client: Miller Lite
Title: Inappropriate
Director: John O’ Hagan
Production Co: Hungryman
Agency: Ogilvy & Mather
Editor: Matt G Silver

Titleist, “The Story”

Client: Titleist
Title: The Story
Director: Robert Logevall
Production Co: Anonymous Content
Agency: Arnold Worldwide/MA
Editor: Matt G Silver

UPS, “Vehicles”

Client: UPS
Title: Vehicles
Director: Frank Tadaro
Production Co: Radical Media
Agency: Lowe Lintus & Partners
Editor: Matt G Silver

This is the aired 30 second version that I cut-down from the :60 – cut by Adam Liebowitz.

Verizon Long Distance, “Spell It Out”

Client: Verizon Long Distance
Title: Spell It Out (Agency Vers)
Agency: Lowe & Partners
Editor: Matt G Silver

Fun Fact: This was one of those spots that was shot with lots of different takes and variations.  There was a bit of disagreement on this spot, so the creatives and I put together the version you see here.

Dave Bradley lent some of his first VO work to this campaign.