This anthem film served as the launch vehicle for the 2026 campaign and has thus far generated over one hundred million organic views on YouTube. Starting out as an iMovie I made for a Board of Directors meeting to sell in the strategy it, along with the accompanying campaign, has helped reshape the Pinterest brand for a world ready to get inspired, and then get offline.

The 2024 Pinterest Brand Campaign leaned into the idea that self-discovery is an adventure. Where you never know what’s around the corner, and inspiration is everywhere just waiting to be uncovered.

Pinterest Presents is Pinterest’s annual B to B extravaganza. A yearly reminder that B to B doesn’t have to be boring. And 2025 was the most ambitious Presents yet. Taking the audience on a first person spy adventure of action, intrigue and, well, things like purchase funnels.

Part of a larger Google effort to improve the way cameras capture darker skin tones, this film played during the 2022 Superbowl and became one of the most talked about, and celebrated, films of the year.

From 2008 through 2012 I had the extreme pleasure of spearheading the Visa Go World global campaigns. Celebrating the athletes, the history of the Games, and featuring real-time ads that ran seconds after events concluded and made people think we had Morgan Freeman locked in a recording booth somewhere.

As part of Google’s NBA partnership, we brought together some of the biggest names in basketball, and the one and only Druski, to find out what the ultimate pickup game would look like.

In 2025 we brought Visual Search (think less key words, more cool images) to life with a series of spots that showed how Pinterest can help break you out of the same old same.

Google Stadia was arguably ahead of its time. A gaming platform that ran entirely over the internet. This launch film attempted to capture how revolutionary, and mind blowing, a concept this was.

The research leading up to the launch of the Pixel 5a revealed something kind of surprising, turns out there’s A LOT of headphone jack fans out there. We started talking about this on a call, which quickly led to us doing dueling Jony Ive (of Apple product videos fame) impersonations, which quickly led to this little film, which we think turned out “simply perfect”.

Playmojis never really took off, but hey, I got to work with Childish Gambino.

As part of the Pixel 3 launch we created an anthem meant to highlight how Pixel helps fire people’s curiosity. And who better to team up than Mr. Rogers and Terrence Malick (who was absolutely nothing like what I expected and was a delight to work with) to bring it to life?

Honda had been put into review.  And one of the first things I worked on when I first became freelancers after leaving Chiat/Day was an Odyssey campaign, specifically to tout the addition of a vacuum, that was the primary component of that review.  My partner and I came up with the idea of talking garbage and Gummi Bears, and RPA won the review.

To launch the rebranded Google Nest devices, formerly Google Home devices, we wanted to show how these products can help real people in real world situations. Where they are simply part of people’s lives, often hardly noticed, for the most part existing in the background, but there when they are needed.

Pixel 3 was vastly superior at low light photography than the iPhone. We knew we wanted to do a side-by-side comparison, but we knew we couldn’t actually say iPhone. Luckily, the iPhone X was the most recent model.

2010 was when we really took the real-time aspect to the next level. And when we really, really had people wondering if we had Morgan Freeman locked in a recording booth somewhere.

Tasked with turning what had become knows as “The Grannies”, back into The Grammys, we created an app that let people tell the story of where a place, and a piece of music, came together to create something unforgettable. Demonstrating the connection music has with life, and life with music.

For our third and, sadly, final Go World Olympics, we wanted to not just celebrate the athletes and the history of the games, we wanted to celebrate the fans, and get them involved like never before. Which took the form of a “global cheer” heard around the world.

Today, this ad wouldn’t make much sense. But back when we did it, to launch the totally redesigned Civic, sure, things could have been better, but there were a lot of great things too. And this spot tapped into that optimism.

The mall was dying, in a lot of ways still is, which is why it needed a radical reinvention. This campaign celebrated the new Westfield malls, where shopping is only a small part of the overall experience.

Pioneer was launching a new line of high-end TVs. And they needed a campaign that couldn’t be ignored. So we came up with this. Some loved it. Some hated it. But either way, it did get people’s attention.

Visa wanted to consolidate their business at one agency. BBDO had the inside track. But we had just done the first Go World campaign. Which had been hugely successful. So, leaning into that, we put the “action” in “transaction”. And won the global business.