Harvey comes to an agreement
A punchy and stylish spot from the AI tool developer for legal and professional services celebrates the power of a handshake in bringing people together.
Kirkens Korshær has skins in the game
Developed pro bono by NORD, the Danish charity's new initiative sees unwanted digital cosmetics put up for resale.
Faith In Nature communes with The Shamen
90s rave anthem Ebeneezer Goode is given a spectacularly silly reimagining in this DIY-tastic spot from Dream Quickly.
HSBC rides the wave of trust
HSBC promises trust and security in the face of risk in this new campaign that sees two men take on an enormous wave.
Steve Buscemi returns to villainy for Telstra
The actor's big-brained overlord is joined by a motley crew of fellow miscreants in this funny follow-up from Bear Meets Eagle on Fire and Randy Krallman.
Google Translate speaks your language
Justin Tyler Close's delightful film for Google’s language translation app demonstrates the power of technology in bringing people together.
Nike dares to dream with TDR
A team of mechanics discuss their ultimate dreams in Thuan Tran’s charming 35mm film for sportswear brand Nike and streetwear label Taller De Rafa.
EA SPORTS FC's playful new ad is for everyone
A bunch of celebrities and civilians find themselves transfixed by the latest iteration of the football game in the film from Uncommon and Vedran Rupic.
Harvey comes to an agreement
A punchy and stylish spot from the AI tool developer for legal and professional services celebrates the power of a handshake in bringing people together.
Kirkens Korshær has skins in the game
Developed pro bono by NORD, the Danish charity's new initiative sees unwanted digital cosmetics put up for resale.
Faith In Nature communes with The Shamen
90s rave anthem Ebeneezer Goode is given a spectacularly silly reimagining in this DIY-tastic spot from Dream Quickly.
HSBC rides the wave of trust
HSBC promises trust and security in the face of risk in this new campaign that sees two men take on an enormous wave.
Steve Buscemi returns to villainy for Telstra
The actor's big-brained overlord is joined by a motley crew of fellow miscreants in this funny follow-up from Bear Meets Eagle on Fire and Randy Krallman.
Google Translate speaks your language
Justin Tyler Close's delightful film for Google’s language translation app demonstrates the power of technology in bringing people together.
Nike dares to dream with TDR
A team of mechanics discuss their ultimate dreams in Thuan Tran’s charming 35mm film for sportswear brand Nike and streetwear label Taller De Rafa.
EA SPORTS FC's playful new ad is for everyone
A bunch of celebrities and civilians find themselves transfixed by the latest iteration of the football game in the film from Uncommon and Vedran Rupic.
The Craft
Q&As and behind-the-scenes info on the latest and greatest commercials, shorts and music videos.
How Research Arts rewired its workflow
Research Arts’ surreal experimental film Automatic blends AI tools with traditional CG to explore robotics and machine aesthetics. Here, the director discusses using AI to develop bespoke problem-solving tools, and how new technology can be brought into the animation process thoughtfully and intentionally.
How Tom Green put real people in the picture for Guide Dogs
Stink director Tom Green and Fold7 ECD Dave Billing share how casting non-actors with a vision impairment, their real family members and charity ambassadors, brought an unmatched level of authenticity and emotion to their touching campaign for the UK sight loss charity.
How Matt Lenski used AI to champion humans in The Last Commercial
The Arts & Sciences comedy director imagines advertising’s final bow in a short that finds the funny side of an industry’s existential dread. Here, Lenski tells Jamie Madge how he balanced live-action performances with generated imagery, and why it’s a director’s job to avoid the scourge of ‘Beep Boop Cinema’.
How KDSP and John Hillcoat found the key to therapy
Putting people's internal monologue to music might not be the first thought when promoting a mental health platform, but with its latest campaign for Grow Therapy, KDSP did just that, with heartfelt and humorous results. shots speaks to Brock Kirby and director John Hillcoat to find out what makes the campaign sing.
How hungryman woke the dead
In the second year of its “anti-award show award show”, the production company brought to life another abandoned script and found a brand to run it. Here, Jamie Madge speaks to Dead Ad Society founder and hungryman managing partner Caleb Dewart, director Lena Beug and copywriter Jagger Moore about resurrecting All Grown Up, the creative freedom afforded by doing things backwards, and why some lost ideas deserve another shot.
shots Awards Asia Pacific 2026 winners announced
From multiple-winning campaigns to the region’s top directors, editors and companies, here are the shots Awards Asia Pacific 2026 winners.
Institute welcomes Lucy Knox and Owen Kasparian
The Production company welcomes the directors to its roster for US commercial representation.
Peloton debuts the Peloton Tread Flex
Set to Miley’s new single Bass Persuades, the campaign introduces Peloton's first-ever foldable treadmill to redefine running as a joyful, emotional release.
Underhill welcomes director Perry Gershkow
Gershkow joins Underhill as the company continues to expand its roster of directors in 2026.
The Roots opens new office in Colombia
The Roots enjoys a period of growth and depth with a new office opening In Medellín, Colombia.
Writer and director Zak Razvi returns to Furlined
Returning for US commercial representation, Razvi's recent work includes Cadbury's Made to Share, and Nobody Asks for the Alzheimer’s Society.
- What if a dog’s personality could be revealed?
- Klaviyo is your brand’s best friend
- Enel Energy goes on generation after generation
- Discovery Health's The Fixer celebrates the people who help us get healthy
- MSCHF creates MOTOMORPHOSIS for Lexus
- Advertising Week New York is giving AI a break
- It's always time for Inhotim
- Marshall unveils The Dead Venue Sessions
- M&M’s launches Screentime campaign
- Hyundai launch new Let's Go campaign
shots Awards Asia Pacific 2026 winners announced
From multiple-winning campaigns to the region’s top directors, editors and companies, here are the shots Awards Asia Pacific 2026 winners.
Institute welcomes Lucy Knox and Owen Kasparian
The Production company welcomes the directors to its roster for US commercial representation.
Peloton debuts the Peloton Tread Flex
Set to Miley’s new single Bass Persuades, the campaign introduces Peloton's first-ever foldable treadmill to redefine running as a joyful, emotional release.
Underhill welcomes director Perry Gershkow
Gershkow joins Underhill as the company continues to expand its roster of directors in 2026.
The Roots opens new office in Colombia
The Roots enjoys a period of growth and depth with a new office opening In Medellín, Colombia.
Writer and director Zak Razvi returns to Furlined
Returning for US commercial representation, Razvi's recent work includes Cadbury's Made to Share, and Nobody Asks for the Alzheimer’s Society.
The Talent
Enea Colombi's distorted realities
BIRTH director Enea Colombi discusses how he creates stylised and experimental worlds across music videos, fashion films and commercial work that remains deeply rooted in reality and human emotion.
Le Cube reaches global dimensions
Spanning continents, genres and mediums, Le Cube has always been thinking beyond the traditional studio model. Amy Hey caught up with founders Ralph and Gus to talk global creativity, the future of animation, and their philosophy that every frame should be a piece of art.
The Way I See It: Fredrik Bond
From watching his editor father search for glowing eyes on screen to seeing Russell Crowe’s eyes “on fire” in Romper Stomper, Stink director Fredrik Bond has always been fascinated by the human spark that makes a film come alive. Here, he tells Jonathan Grant about dark beginnings, unlikely film schools, and why connection is still at the heart of everything he makes.
The Inspiration
On My Radar: Torstein Bjørklund
Arts & Sciences director Torstein Bjørklund talks thick yoghurts, small airplanes, steam irons, and the enduring masterpiece that is Titanic, as he reveals what's on his creative radar.
Tiny Bullet: A Few Of My Favourite Things
Merman director, designer and artist Tiny Bullet shares the puppets, the projectors and the pink briefcase that have survived her minimalist tendencies.
On My Radar: Kayleigh Dugdale
Kayleigh Dugdale, Executive Producer at Framestore London, talks the genius of Bowie, the need for breathing space, and why she's trying hard not to lose her latest pair of ear buds, as she reveals what's on her creative radar.
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Rather than seeing artificial intelligence as a threat to her job, FIN Studios Head of Studio, Tabitha Onofri, chose to understand it. Now, she believes it can be a huge benefit to the role she - and others - have; you just have to know where to start.
The Showcase
Monthly round-ups, technique focusses and entertaining showreels, curated by the shots team.
The Focus
Our monthly digital magazine, bringing you an indispensable look at specific territories, techniques and themes within the advertising industry.