| | | | Green Dot's Richard Farmer Sets Memories Aflame for Olympus
 LA-based Green Dot Films director Richard Farmer makes memory lane feel like the real thing in two comedic new :30s, “Stunt Man” and “Office,” for Olympus out of SCPF, Miami along with Global Integrated Producer (GIP). Both spots feature people flipping through their Olympus digital cameras, literally reliving fiery stunts and party fowls before our eyes. The spots were produced by Green Dot with additional production support from Miami-based In&Out productions.
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| | | | Green Dot's Kim Jacobs Ignites An Explosion of Urban Color for Pepsi
 LA-based Green Dot Films director Kim Jacobs plasters city streets with wall-climbing art in an electrifying spot, "Graffiti", for Pepsi.
In the film we drop in on a guy who opens a can of Pepsi which then sets in motion an explosion of animated graffiti across the city. It's one of three spots produced out of Safari Sundays, NY, that's part of Pepsi's "Refresh Your World" campaign. The previous spots directed by Jacobs were "BeatBus", where a city bus transforms into a large boom box which in turn gets everyone around moving, and "Football" where a dank alley pick-up game of football transforms into a surreal and modern soccer pitch when a Pepsi gets involved.
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| | | | Green Dot Films’ Cohen Cooks Up Mom-And-Pop Shop Success For Google Chrome
 LA-based Green Dot Films director Omri Cohen captures entrepreneurial and culinary creativity in the new :60 “Austin” for Google Chrome – Small Business out of agency GOOD/Corps, Los Angeles, CA. The spot features Austin, TX couple Daniel and Jennifer Northcutt discussing their evolving journey to create an artisan sausage restaurant where musicians and artists come to satiate both their creative and culinary appetites. The documentary-style footage fused with Google application screenshots sheds light on the young couple as they venture to start a family and a business out of pure passion.
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