A Gatorade G Moment with Eli Manning

Eli Manning and Gatorade give it to the doubters with a reminder of Eli's two Super Bowl Championships in this print ad that will run in Sports Illustrated.

Credits:
Client: Gatorade
Ad: G Moment: “Eli Manning”
Executive Creative Director: Patrick O’Neill
Group Creative Director: Brent Anderson
Group Creative Director: Steve Howard
Art Director: Paulo Cruz

Copy Writer: Evan Brown
Group Planning Director: Scott MacMaster
Jr. Planner: Adam Wiese
Worldwide Managing Director: Nick Drake
Account Director: Blake Crosbie
Management Supervisor: Hope Bubnar
Assistant Account Executive: Ralph Lee
Sports Marketing: Lexi Vonderlieth
Project Manager: Karen Thomas
Print Producer: Kerri Sparkman
Art Producer: Sabrina Bajaj
Copy Editor: George Wolfe, Katherine Howells
Director of eGraphics: Darren Murray
Production Coordinator: Bob Hezlep
Retouching Artist: Rick Lagorreta

Chevy Sonic "Stunt Anthem" 2012 Super Bowl XLVI Commercial

Rob Dyrdek performs some cool stunts in another Chevy 2012 Super Bowl Commercial, this one entitled "Stunt Anthem". The ad features all-new Chevy Sonic and this Sonic is up for some adventure as Dyrdek take's the Sonic first time skydiving, bungee jumping, kick flipping, and performing with OK GO.
The song and music is "We Are Young" by the band Fun featuring Janelle Monàe.

Credits:
Advertising Agency: Goodby Silverstein & Partners, USA
Creative Director: Jeff Goodby
Executive Creative Directors: Jamie Barrett, Hunter Hindman
Associate Creative Director / Art Director: Nick Spahr
Associate Creative Director / Copywriter: Jonathan Graham
Director of Broadcast Production: Cindy Fluitt

Executive Producer: Hilary Coate
Senior Producer: Michael Damiani
Assistant Producer: John Riddle
Agency Music Supervisor: Todd Porter
Group Account Director: Todd Grantham
Account Director: Steve Barry
Account Manager: Brendan Pascoe
Assistant Account Manager: Phong Tran
Operations Director: Christine Piper
Senior Business Affairs Manager: Karen Keoleian
Business Affairs Associate Manager: Heidi Killeen
Production: Biscuit Filmworks
Director: Noam Murro
Managing Director: Shawn Lacy
Director of Photography: Jeff Cutter
Executive Producer: Colleen O’Donnell
Line Producer: Jay Veal
Production Designer: Bruce McCloskey
Editorial: Arcade Edit
Editor: Stewart Reeves
Assistant Editor: Luke McIntosh
Producer: Kirsten Thon-Webb
Post Production / VFX: Method Studio
VP of Production: Gabby Grourrier
Executive Producer: Stephanie Gilgar
Sr. VFX Supervisor: Rob Hodgson
VFX Supervisor / Creative Director: Benjamin Walsh
CG Supervisor: Jason Schgardt
Executive Producer: Gabby Gourrier
Head of Production: Stephanie Gilgar
VFX Producer: Krystina Wilson
VFX Coordinator: Anastasia Von Rahl
Lead Compositor: Dominik Bauch
Lead Lighter: Kevin Sears
Post Production / VFX: Method Studio
Matte Painting: Mike James, Danny Janevski, David Woodland
Senior Compositor: Gabriel Reichel
Roto: David Orman, Ben Tanti
VFX Supervisor: James Rogers
Executive Producer: Andrew Robinson
VFX Producer: Jayne da Costa
Telecine: Company 3
Colorist: Stefan Sonnenfeld
Music Licensed Track: ‘Looks Like We Made It’ Performed by Barry Manilow
Courtesy of Arista Records LLC Arrangement by Sony Music Licensing
Written: Will Jennings, Richard Kerr
Published: Irving Music / BMI
MIX: Lime Studios
Engineer: Rohan Young
Assistant Engineer: Jeff Malen
Producer: Jessica Locke

Mean Joe Greene and Amy Sedaris for Downy Un Stopables Super Bowl Commercial

Downy Un-Stopables remakes the classic Mean Joe Greene Coke Super Bowl commercial with Amy Sedaris and Mean Joe Greene.

Credits:
Ad Agency: Grey, New York
Post Production: No6 by Lawrence Young.

2012 Budweiser Official Super Bowl Commercial "Flash Fans"

Here's a great commercial for Bud Beer that will air during the Canadian broadcast of this years Super Bowl. Filmmakers told two recreational hockey teams in Port Credit, Ontario, that they were filming a hockey documentary, it turned out to be Budweiser Canada, who surprised the amateurs by filling their empty stadium with cheering fans, cheerleaders and sportscasters, giving the feel of a pro game, the players were stunned.

Credits:
Ad Agency: Anomaly

The Dog Strikes Back 2012 Volkswagen Super Bowl Commercial

The Dog Strikes Back, extended version of the Volkswagen 2012 Super Bowl commercial, the sporty, all-new 2012 Volkswagen Beetle inspires Bolt the dog to get in shape, and a few Star Wars superstar's make a surprise appearance.

Credits:
Advertising Agency: Deutsch, Los Angeles, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Mark Hunter

Group Creative Directors: Michael Kadin, Matt Ian
Associate Creative Director / Copywriter: Brian Freidrich
Associate Creative Director / Art Director: Mark Peters
Director of Integrated Production: Vic Palumbo, Victoria Guenier
Senior Producer: Jim Haight
Associate Producer: Marina Korzon
Prod. Co.: Park Pictures
Director: Lance Acord
Exec. Producer: Jackie Kelman Bisbee
Exec. Producer: Mary Ann Marino
Line Producer: Pat Frazier
Editorial: Union Editorial
Editor: James Haygood
Assistant Editor: Dylan Firshein
Exec. Producer: Michael Raimondi
Senior Producer: Joe Ross
Post Facility: CO3
Colorist: Stefan Sonnenfeld
VFX: A52
Producer: Megan Meloth
VFX Supervisor: Patrick Murphy
Sound Design: 740 Sound Design
Music: James Brown "Get Up Off of That Thing”
Music/Original Score: Elias Arts
Audio Post: Lime Studios
Mixer/Owner: Mark Meyuhas
Assistant Mixer: Matt Miller
Producer: Jessica Locke

Pepsi King's Court Super Bowl Ad Official Version

With thanks to Steve at Adrants, we got the 2012 Super Bowl commercial for Pepsi featuring X Factor winner Melanie Amaro singing a version of Otis Redding's Respect recorded specifically for the ad to a kingly Elton John, entitled "King's Court".

Credits:
Created by TBWA\Chiat\Day
Directed by Noam Murro

Chevy Silverado 2012 Super Bowl XLVI Ads "Dave Drove A Ford"

Chevy creates an epic end of the world Super Bowl ad and slams Ford in the process.
2012 Chevy Super Bowl XLVI Commercials: A man drives his Chevy Silverado through an apocalyptic world predicted by the Mayan calendar. Unfortunately, not everyone makes it to the meeting point. Dave didn't make, Dave drives a Ford, best part of this ad has to be the Twinkies.

2012 Kia Optima Super Bowl Commercial Extended Version "A Dream Car For Real Life"

What does an ad with Adriana Lima, Chuck Liddell, Motley Crue and a 2012 Kia Optima give you...one awesome Super Bowl commercial, make it an extended 90 second version and you just can't do it any better.

Jerry Seinfeld "Transactions" Acura Debut Super Bowl XLVI Commercial Extended Version

Acura, for the first time, will run a commercial during the Super Bowl championship game to capitalize on communicating with the more than 100 million viewers. Designed to strengthen Acura brand awareness and leverage Acura's announcement in Detroit at the North American International Auto Show earlier this month, a 60-second commercial featuring the iconic talent of Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno coupled with the highly anticipated NSX supercar concept will air during the third quarter.

"Acura has a specific plan in place across all communication channels to build off of the first round of product news announced at the North American International Auto Show. The response to the ILX, RDX and NSX supercar concept has been extremely positive," said Susie Rossick, Acura Brand Manager. "Our Super Bowl strategies are simple—build upon the buzz created in Detroit and leverage the excitement for the future return of the legendary NSX to the Acura lineup."

This commercial, "Transactions," depicts the over-the-top antics of two actual top car collectors, Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno, in an unrelenting bid to be the first in line to take delivery on the first Acura NSX.

"The goal is to present a commercial that not only clearly positions the NSX as the ultimate 'must have' sports car, but does it in a way that is memorable, entertaining and aligned with Acura's brand position," said John Hage, EVP/executive creative director at rp&, Acura's advertising agency of record.

The Super Bowl campaign includes a pre-game release of a 1-minute 50-second—extended version of "Transactions," PR initiatives, search, seeding and paid media placements. The commercial will be featured in Acura dealerships across the country. In addition, as the preferred vehicle of W Hotels, the commercial will be shown in-car on the MDX's rear-entertainment DVD screen during guest rides.

"Transactions" will help to build upon the anticipation coalescing for the next chapter of Acura, which commences this spring with the launch of the all-new RDX crossover sport utility vehicle and the introduction of the all-new ILX luxury compact sedan.


Credits:
Agency: RPA
Exec VP, Executive Creative Director: John Hage
VP, Head of Art: Phillip Squier
Associate Creative Director/Copy: Jon King
Art Director: Brian Hall
VP, Executive Producer: Jack Epsteen
Production Writers: Jerry Seinfeld, Barry Marder, Chuck Martin, Spike Feresten, Bob Einstein
Production Company: MJZ
Director: Craig Gillespie
DP: Emmanuel Lubezki
Visual Effects: Eight VFX
Editorial: Arcade
Editor: Kim Bica
Sound Design: Mit Out Sound
Sound Designer: Ren Klyce

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1st Bank Super Bowl Bathroom Break Ad

FirstBank will urge all Super Bowl viewers to take a washroom break during the game in their 2012 Super Bowl commercial contribution.

“At FirstBank, customer service is our priority. So if you’re a FirstBank customer worried about missing one of the exciting commercials, or the game time, now would be a great time to go to the bathroom.” (Long pause.) “Seriously.” (Long pause once again.) Three seconds from the commercial’s end, a supered tag adds that FirstBank has “better customer service.”

Credits:
Advertising Agency: TDA_Boulder, Boulder, USA

Century 21 2012 Super Bowl XLVI Ad Teaser

Century 21 is keeping their 2012 Super Bowl ad top secret but they wanted to start a buzz with this teaser.

The CENTURY 21 Super Bowl Commercial Committee won't tell Steve Daingerfield any secrets about the big ad. Not to worry - He's going to pay a visit to some other real estate companies to try his luck finding out about their Super Bowl Commercials