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Welcome to The Drum's US Creative Works, in partnership with Workfront.

This section is dedicated to showing the best creative work in North and South America and gives our readers the chance to decide which work we feature as our 'Creative Work of the Week.’

For project information, creative credits and more, click on the project to expand to full screen and click on the stars to vote. To submit work for our US Creative Works section, fill out this online form.

To vote for your favorite, click on the project and make sure you click on the stars. The winner will be chosen based on the average rating and the number of votes cast. Voting closes on Wednesday, December 20.

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School of Visual Arts: MTA 'Subway posters'

Agency: School of Visual Arts
Client: MTA
Date: December 2017
The man behind the iconic 'I Heart NY' design is again reaching out to people on the subway to bring New Yorkers together in Trump's America. Artist Milton Glaser has designed three new posters that are featured throughout the subway system across the city.
With these additions, Glaser has now created 27 posters for the subway as part of the School of Visual Arts’s (SVA) five-decade campaign, Underground Images.
The latest series speaks to inclusion, compassion and humanity, according to Glaser. 
His 'Give Help' poster shows what appears to be the gable of a house poking above a flood, with most of the home under water. The text says 'Give Help' along with a quote by Oscar Wilde: "The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention." 
He addresses Trump's attitude towards immigrants in 'To Dream Is Human' which is a colorful abstract that simply states those four words. Glaser said in the interview: "To dream is human; the most, perhaps, important aspect of humankind is the ability to dream."
The third addresses art as something that can draw us together. 'It's Not About Me, It's About We' is about art as a collective experience, with the tag, 'art makes us better'. Glaser said that the poster is the counterpoint to the "narcissism and selfishness that exists in human nature," which he sees as a reflection of Trump's attitude toward the world. 
All posters feature the SVA logo and website.
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Artist: Milton Glaser
School of Visual Arts (SVA)
Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA)
Tags: United States
 
 
 
 
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CP+B: INFINITI '2017 Winter Sales Event'

Agency: CP+B
Client: INFINITI
Date: December 2017
Ahhh, the holidays. Family. Friends. Football. Food. And more food. Turning the stretch from Thanksgiving to New Year’s into one giant, blurry, endless, list-toting shopping trip.
While most might not enjoy endless trips to the market to get food and other items, Infiniti owners don't mind taking their autos out time after time, which is the point of the campaign.
Because when it comes to their love of driving and the feeling of empowerment and freedom it provides, Infiniti owners are anything but reasonable. So they’ll fabricate any reason — even the flimsiest white lies — to get back behind the wheel of their Q50 or QX60.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
VP/CHIEF CREATIVE OFFICER: Ralph Watson
VP/EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Adam Chasnow
CD/COPYWRITER: Mark St. Amant
ACD/ART DIRECTOR: Doug Kohnen
COPYWRITER: Martha Murphy (Cranberries)
VP/DIRECTOR OF CONTENT PRODUCTION: Sloan Schroeder
INTEGRATED PRODUCER: Autumn Hines
PRODUCTION COMPANY & CITY: MJZ, LA
DIRECTOR: Craig Gillespie
EDITORIAL COMPANY & CITY: Final Cut, LA
EDITOR: Crispin Struthers (Holiday Shopping), Zoe Schack (Long Way Home & Cranberries)
TELECINE COMPANY & CITY: CO3, LA
VISUAL EFFECTS COMPANY & CITY: Eight VFX, LA
MUSIC COMPANY & CITY: JSM Music
SOUND DESIGN CO & CITY: Lime Studio, LA
Tags: United States, digital, Television Advertising, advertising
 
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Cranberries
 
Long Way
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Leo Burnett Chicago: Kraft '#FamilyGreatly'

Agency: Leo Burnett Chicago
Client: Kraft
Date: December 2017
Kraft wants all the stressed out, exhausted parents out there to know that their kids think they’re doing a great job.
At least that’s the premise of its newly launched #FamilyGreatly campaign, which encourages parents to stop putting so much pressure on themselves to be perfect. The campaign’s message is based off of a survey of more than 1,000 parents and 1,000 children that found that eight out of ten parents feel pressure to be perfect, even though four out of five kids would rather have a “great” parent than a perfect one.
The crux of the campaign is a video that features real parents discussing the impossible standards they set for themselves when it comes to parenting. The ad opens with a mother admitting that she strives to be a perfect parent even though she knows no such thing exists. Later in the spot, another mom tearfully says that she always feels like her son deserves more than she can give him.
However, the testimonials from their children that follow tell a different story, as many of the kids talk about how great they think their parents are, with one young boy even eloquently describing his mother as having a “pure heart.”
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Chief Creative Officer: Britt Nolan
VP Creative Director: Sarah Block
Creative Director: Brandan Jenkins
SVP Account Director: Kristina Lenz
Account Director: Abby Allsop
Account Supervisor: Madeline Schnur
Assistant Account Executive: Blair Cooley
Senior Project Manager: Stephanie Treppler
SVP Strategy Director: Pushpa Gopalan
Strategy Director: Lisa Sobillo SVP, Director of Production: Veronica Puc
VP, Executive Producer: Tom Keramidas
Senior Producer: Adine Becker
Production Manager: Anne Carbo
Talent Manager: Robyn Schwartz
Senior Music Producer: Alec Stern
Senior Music Producer: Jocelyn Brown
PRODUCTION
Director: David Terry Fine
Production Company: Little Moving Pictures
Executive Producer: Jeremy Summer
Producer: Kimi Milo
EDITORIAL / POST PRODUCTION
Editor (The Colonie): Bob Ackerman
Assistant Editor (The Colonie): Graham Chapman
Finish/VFX (The Colonie): Tom Dernulc
Finish/VFX Assistant (The Colonie): Ben Pokorny
Colourist (The Mill): Luke Morrison
Colour Assistant (The Mill): Lindsey Mazur
Colour Executive Producer (The Mill): Laurie Adrianopoli
Colour Producer (The Mill): Dan Butler
AUDIO
Mixer: John Binder - Mixer
Assistant Audio Engineer, Josh Hunnicutt
Executive Producer: Tim Konn
Producer: Louise Rider
Media: Starcom
Public Relations: Olson Engage
Tags: United States, leo burnett, kraft
 
 
 
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Zac&Adam: HP 'Reinvent Togetherness'

Agency: Zac&Adam
Client: HP
Date: December 2017

HP has been promoting diversity, equality and inclusion in both its advertising and recruiting, and its latest push for the holidays is about bringing people together from both sides of the spectrum, even if they’re in the same family.

‘Togetherness’ is a nearly three-minute film that shows an extended family happily getting together for the holidays. As the evening goes on, we see the family watching divisive political news. The topics at the dinner table then turn to global warming and the two sides, including the two sisters at the center of the film, get heated in their debate. Finally, the homeowner sister yells at her other sister to leave.

It’s a gut-wrenching family drama to watch and one all too familiar in our increasingly divided country. The twist comes from watching the daughter of one the women use an HP Sprocket mobile printer to help put together a heart-shaped photo collage of the sisters. That leads to a reconciliation over dessert. The spot ends with “if we never reach out, we never come together” along with the tagline “this holiday season let’s reinvent togetherness.”

Credits:
 

AGENCY: Zac&Adam

Creative Director: Zac Ryder

Creative Director: Adam Groves

Head of Production: Esther Perls

PRODUCTION: Park Pictures

Director: Lisa Rubisch

EP: Jackie Kelman Bisbee

EP: Scott Howard

Head of Production: Anne Bobroff

Producer: Nina Shiffman

EDITORIAL/FINISHING: Exile

Editor: Rex Lowry

HOP: Jennifer Locke

EP: CL Weaver

Lead Flame Artist: Glenn Teel

COLOR: MPC

Colorist: Mark Gethin

Producer: Rebecca Boorsman

MUSIC SUPERVISION: The Teenage Diplomat

Music Sup: Buzzy Cohen

Tags: United States
 
 
 
 
 
 
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