How do you get rich like Johnny V? You get smart, and start by saving money eating at Long John Silver's. Duh. 

Some more home-brew work for TruMoo that we shot during their "Try It Hot" seasonal promotion. These were concept, written and shot by yours truly as well, with the help of several team members of course. 

So this was cool. Dean Foods has a contract with public schools to provide milk. Traditionally, they just slapped some puzzels on the empty side of their milk cartons...well that's a waste. 

We created collectable, fun and engaging cow characters utilized in a varitety of games that could be played online. Site traffic exploded and time on site increased from under a minute, to 11:07 per page view. 

This campaign has evolved since it's debut, but at the heart of it all has been the "Healthy Debate." Mom's love it, kids want it. Sold. 

Trade print for a local kitchen appliance company. Too fun to not include, even with the shitty comp of their vintage packaging...

These commercials were a riot. The kid who dove into the pool of Airhead Extremes was a champ. Funny story about that. Ask me later... 

An exmaple of what you can do with just stock content. Everything but the 3D geometric shapes was stock footage, music and fx. Ballin' on a budget. 

Some work for TruMoo that I concept, produced, and shot myself. Six in total were done and all with a 5D camera, two lights and a lav. It was down, dirty and fun! 

Some pitch work for KIND. Saw the line used later in real life, so hey, I think that counts. 

More fun stuff we got out of some extra time during a shoot. Nothing like throwing some sripts together last minute, and I mean that. Keeps them from getting watered down. 

Some fun radio to match our "Everything Faster" campaign. 

For DairyPure brand milk, we have a cast of cows with some real personality! They're all about the 5-Point Purity Promise and of course, the best-tasting milk around. 

Spec radio we did for our client. Wrote, starred in and made myself along with some friends. Just because. 

Not to brag, but one of the first to utilize user generated content in an ad. Ahead of it's time I guess, and again, ballin' on a budget. 

Remember the Ken Campbell who played "Max" in Armageddon? Yeah, that's him. I don't know why, but I always think that's funny. 

"Haaaarrrryyyyyyy!"