With Gone Girl safely wrapped but before its inevitable Oscar campaign takes off, director David Fincher has re-emerged in the world of commercials with a four-spot salvo for The Gap, which is promoting its new "Dress Normal" motto. Our favorite is "Golf," with its long (for a :30) eight-second tracking shot; you can read more about how the spots were made at Mashable, and you can watch the other three embedded below.
"Kiss"
"Stairs"
"Drive"
Jan 14, 2020
Remember McDonald’s Monopoly? The promotional giveaway game where tiny Monopoly-themed tickets, some of them worth thousands of dollars or...
Jan 13, 2020
In this short film made by the folks behind the Moog One synthesizer, composer Daniel Lopatin (aka Oneohtrix Point...
Jan 10, 2020
2C Creative dug into Lincoln Rhyme detective story The Bone Collector to develop a first-person voice promoting the new NBC...
Jan 9, 2020
Czech YouTuber Mr. Michal used a lathe to spin a GoPro Hero 7 camera at speeds ranging from 14...
Jan 14, 2020
Remember McDonald’s Monopoly? The promotional giveaway game where tiny Monopoly-themed tickets, some of them worth thousands of dollars or...
Jan 13, 2020
In this short film made by the folks behind the Moog One synthesizer, composer Daniel Lopatin (aka Oneohtrix Point...
Jan 10, 2020
2C Creative dug into Lincoln Rhyme detective story The Bone Collector to develop a first-person voice promoting the new NBC...
Jan 9, 2020
Czech YouTuber Mr. Michal used a lathe to spin a GoPro Hero 7 camera at speeds ranging from 14...
Jan 8, 2020
Digital artist Sham00k (motto: “I make the best worst deep fakes on the internet”) illustrated the state of the...
Jan 7, 2020
Filmmaker Darcy Prendergast, founder and director of Melbourne production company Oh Yeah Wow, started work on this angry animated...
Jan 6, 2020
Take a tour of the notorious “Mole Man House” in Hackney, East London, with its current tenant, Sue Webster,...
Jan 3, 2020
Does the bloody Dracula miniseries debuting this week on BBC One and Netflix have anything new under its cloak? Or...
Jan 2, 2020
Should this be required viewing for production companies? Writer-director Courtney Hope Thérond‘s film imagines an unsettling moment during pre-production...
