PARDON THE DUST - SITE IS BEING RETOOLED 03/13/2026
Dream client, fun work, and monthly trips to the Taco Bell test kitchen. I also got to shoot food pods (which was secretly a life goal). I’ll never forget it.
“hello father”directed by craig gillespie
When these spots dropped, "the cloud" was still a shiny new concept. Microsoft took it further by offering free online versions of its Office suite. A lot of info to cram in-but Aubrey Plaza, as a deadpan librarian, made it way easier for college kids to take in.
And yes, Aubrey was a true delight.
VH1 needed to promote a show with next to no budget. So, we took a clip, called up songwriting legend Parry Gripp, and turned it into a bona fide viral video. The internet ran with it - G4’s Attack of the Show picked it up, YourTheManNowDog had a page, and it even spawned a country cover.
I picked up a contract role at Disney in Corporate Alliances. I got to work on all kinds of brand partnership pitches and NDA secrets . One thing I worked on that I can show are the launch spots for the Disney Inspire Visa Card. Made with the help of GCD Erick Mangali and the wonderful CW Donna Ko.
“transaction transition - mgf” directed by terry hall @ psyop
These Honda dealers weren’t jerks, they were Helpful.
My time with this award winning campaign spanned over 100 TV spots, gained millions in free media (3.3m in just 2023) and grew to be one of the most liked dealer campaigns of all time (97% likeability!?! which is insane considering car dealers are one of the least liked professions).
A juggernaut of a 360 campaign that featured not only TV but grass root efforts, digital everything, and sponsorships galore. I had my hands in it all and it gave me tons of production experience from concept to post. Click through to see spots and samples of everything else. I promise I won’t show you it all, it would probably take nine years.
I literally got to drop the mic on Jack Box with Secret Weapon. It ended up being the final spot featuring creator and original voice Rick Sittig.
Joining at the tail end of a 20+ year run was a bit of a bummer, but I still got to make a couple cool things before a new CMO came in and the account moved on to another agency.
Yeah, Internet Explorer. The internet was in a golden age of flying poptart cats and dancing hamsters. We got to shoot some fun spots with Bobcat Goldthwait, made a president out of bacon and an arcade game where marshmallows kicked narwhals.
OtterBox’s campaign is all about saying “yes” to whatever the day throws your way. And this one was definitely a “yes” day at Disneyland. Small budget, small crew, but filming in the parks brings its own special level of production value :)
Plus I got to work with my favorite celebrity I’ve ever worked with: R2-D2.
Windows Vista had a reputation. Just saying the name made people shudder. But was it really that bad, or just the victim of bad press?
Our campaign helped shift the narrative, boosted perception, and generated a huge amount of earned media. It was also my first TV spot. I still remember the late-night rooftop brainstorming sessions like it was 17 years ago.
