http://www.beyerinsurance.com/http://www.robynmoler.com/Screen Magazine - IndexScreen Magazine - Screen Magazine: Vol. 29, Issue 18 - IndexJames Rouse/Outsider
Mark & Andy/Looking Glass Films
Keith Schofield/CaviarLA
Rep: Raging Artists
James Rouse of
Outsider has added
some more fantastic
work to his reel this
year, most notably
perhaps is his spot
for The Discovery
Channel, “I Love the
Whole World” which
became a viral hit on
top of its broadcast
success. Other recent
work that has been
extremely wellreceived
includes Nike
“Turning Spanish,” and
Kia “Maniac.”
Marc & Andy of Looking
Glass Films have a
varied background
that includes directing
and producing the web series “Satacracy 88,” which won
an Emmy Award for Outstanding Broadband Drama in 2007
and is up for another Emmy in 2008. Marc & Andy were
a large part of the recent 30-spot “Burma: It Can’t Wait”
campaign, directing many of the star-studded PSAs.
CaviarLA director Keith
Schofield is an NYU film
school grad with a DJ
background. This LAbased
director is building
a strong body of work
in both spots and music
videos. His recent music
video, “Toe Jam” for
The BPA (Fatboy Slim)
featuring David Byrne,
was selected for the 2008
Saatchi & Saatchi New
Directors’ Showcase.
The director’s latest music
video is for Lady Hawke
– the Universal Music/Island Records release is set to air
this month. Schofield has upcoming videos for the bands
CSS (Warner Music-London) and The Ting Tings, and has in
the past directed videos for Death Cab for Cutie, Goose
and Wintergreen, to name a few. Schofield also directed
the music video “Bad Blood” for Supergrass, which has
garnered international attention.
He recently completed a new campaign for
telecommunications company Belgacom, out of VVL-BBDO
(Brussels). With a touch of both Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Wes
Anderson, the storybook-like 45- and 30-second “Bee” and
“Grandfather” visualize the impact of the Internet on a
string of people’s lives. The witty spots are currently airing
in Europe.
Schofield’s hilarious web and broadcast campaign for
Jennie-O, including “Drop” and “Wrestling,” out of BBDO
(Minneapolis) showcases women’s harrowing battles with
child-sized turkeys. Jennie-O “Wrestling” was featured on
ABC’s “Good Morning America” and CNN.
His spots for McDonald’s, the Minnesota Timberwolves and
Axion all demonstrate his ability to create work that is as
visually compelling as it is musical. The Axion “Flatheads”
30-second spot out of Duval Guillaume (Brussels), especially,
raises the spirits and quickens the pulse.
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