McgarryBowen brought-in George Spyros to conduct over 20 interviews as research for the final 10 testimonial radio spots which he also directed.
We conducted, shot and edited these interview videos with small business owners in the development of some new spots for Verizon Wireless Business to Business.
A new iPhone app developed by mcgarrybowen is out with everything you ever wanted to know about the Park. All proceeds go to the Central Park Conservancy.
We conducted and shot these interviews with Chase Blueprint customers traveling to New Jersey, Chicago and Tallahassee for McgarryBowen.
DP Rob Featherstone breaks down the shoot…
Second-largest energy company in the United States and among the largest corporations in the world…
2009 Agency of the Year McGarryBowen has hired BCP to send a crew over to Chevron headquarters in San Ramon, California.
Our client McGarryBowen has been named Agency of the Year by Ad Age. We are honored to have been a wee-small part of the agency’s success in 2009!
In the fake feud between of Stephen Colbert v. Miracle Whip’s “Don’t be so Mayo” campaign, the people from Miracle Whip ran newspaper ads threatening to “dominate the airspace” on the Colbert Report to expose his viewers to “hardcore Miracle Whip attitude and revelry.”
Judge for yourself. During last night’s episode of The Colbert Report, Miracle Whip ran three new commercials that reworked the original Miracle Whips “don’t be so mayo” spots. These new iterations feature rewritten sandwich-spread smear type-treatment and voice-over targeting the venomous talk show host. One of the hipsters partying on a roof needs Colbert directly: “To Stephen Colbert, mayo-lover, an invitation to come over to the other side. Where all is sweet and tangy. Come on Stephen, doesn’t this roof look fun?” Watch these hilarious spots after the jump.
Stephen Colbert will not relent from his tirade against the marketing mavens (of our agency client McGarryBowen) behind the Miracle Whip “Don’t be so mayo” campaign. Previously having gone to battle in the sandwich spread culture war by producing his own pro-mayo PSA, now Colbert must parry against Miracle Whip’s countermove of purchasing ad space on the Colbert Report.
Stephen Colbert seizes on sandwich spread Miracle Whip for its refusal to tone it down. By extension, Colbert takes our agency client McGarryBowen to task for its line “Don’t Be So Mayo” saying “As American’s, we hold near and dear to our hearts — because that’s where it tends to clot.” We did some work for Kraft’s Miracle Whip last summer, and being familiar with the creative, really found it hilarious when the Colbert show launched into an extended, full-up parody spot.
We just completed two videos for Marriott International. Both pieces leverage McGarryBowen’s ad campaign “Where the Driven Go.”
A 3-minute video to play on televisions in all of Marriott’s North American properties.
Post-production services on a 1-minute communication video cut together from behind the scenes footage of McGarryBowen’s ad campaign “Where the Driven Go.”
Big City’s production team is just back from Maine shooting for agency McGarryBowen and client Kraft Foods to cover the four gallons of Miracle Whip used in the Guinness Record winning 61 foot 9.5 inch lobster roll.
Here’s a 15 second version of the spot Big City did soup-to-nuts for McGarry Bowen client Kraft Foods. The mission was to create a video for Facebook in the spirt of the on-air campaign. Why a “fifteen?” Well upon viewing the cut of the original 60, Kraft was so pleased with our work that they requested a this here 15 second version. Read all the project info as well as get a gander of our 90 second cut with one clicky-click-click.
