Brand CAMPAIGNS

A select group of Brand Campaigns that Hunter has worked on as a creative: from ideating concepts to overseeing production.

Servicenow: suggestionS

Brief:
Show that ServiceNow's AI actually does the work, while other platforms only give advice.

Solution:
Exaggerate the absurdity of pros who won't do their jobs (a baker who won't bake, a lawyer who won't law) to ask why we accept AI that won't work. The campaign launched with a brain surgeon who just gives suggestions instead of helping you. 

Made at Mischief USA
Hunter Fine, Creative Director

SWEDISH FISH:
A freind you can eat

Brief:
Rebrand Swedish Fish around the insight that people treat the candy like an edible toy.

Solution:
Lean all the way in with a cannibalistic, retro-Swedish campaign: "A friend you can eat.":

Made at JWT NYC
Hunter Fine, Creative

Scam SPOTTER

Brief:
Warn people about gift card fraud for ScamSpotter.org. Especially the aging demographic that falls for the scams.

Solution:
A film campaign that exaggerates real scammer stories until they're absurd: "If it sounds unbelievable, it probably is."

Made at Mischief USA
Hunter Fine, Creative Director

AT&T - Rethink possible

Brief:
Help define AT&T's brand voice on TV.

Solution:
Years of commercials built around the tagline "Rethink Possible.

Hunter Fine, Creative Director
Made at BBDO New York

EOS - natural lip balm

Brief:
Show how much eos 100% Natural Lip Balm does for you.

Solution:
Relatable TV spots that land on the line "It does so much more for you than you do for you."



Made At Mischief USA
Hunter Fine, Creative Director

OK CUPID: cockblockers

Brief:
Get OkCupid users to register to vote, using data that unregistered voters are 63% less likely to match.

Solution:
A fun film showing that not voting is the biggest cock block ever.
 

Made at Mischief USA
Hunter Fine, Creative Director

SAMSUNG: switchers

Brief:
Help people get past the emotional barriers that keep them from switching to Samsung Galaxy.

Solution:
Switchers," where celebrity psychologist Dr. Orna Guralnik (from Couples Therapy) counsels real pairs like Nick Foles and Clay Matthews and Carl Schmidt and Aniya Harvey through the leap to Galaxy foldables.
 

Made at Chromista!
Hunter Fine, Creative Director

MUSCLE MILK: OWN your strength

Brief:
Show that Muscle Milk builds muscle, but real strength takes heart.

Solution:
A TV spot starring QB Tua Tagovailoa, where heart is the one muscle Muscle Milk can't build.

Made at Adam & Eve DDB
Hunter Fine, Creative Director

NBA2k: everyone’s on

Brief: Make gamers feel FOMO about not playing NBA 2K19, which has 4+ million active users. Solution: "Everyone's On," a data-driven peer pressure campaign across OOH, digital OOH, and pre-roll featuring in-game stats. ‍ ‍

Made at Butler Shine & Stern
Hunter Fine, Creative

Foot locker: selfie

Brief:
Get kids to spend their allowance on Brand Jordan gear at Foot Locker.

Solution:
A spot starring Chris Paul making the case for fresh Jordan gear.  

Made at BBDO
Hunter Fine, Creative

HUGGIES:
CHANGING TABLES

Brief:
Show that Huggies' leak-resistant design lets parents travel to more places.

Solution:
A minimalist outdoor campaign framing everyday surfaces as changing tables, with the line "If you see a changing table, we see a parent," across 300+ placements nationwide.

Made At Mischief USA
Hunter Fine, Creative Director

monogram: blunt headlines

Brief:
Expose the hypocrisy of U.S. marijuana laws for Jay-Z's cannabis brand MONOGRAM.

Solution:
A blunt OOH campaign, shot by Hype Williams, featuring real people incarcerated for nonviolent weed offenses.
 

Made at Mischief USA
Hunter Fine, Creative Director

simply spiked: it’s getting juicy

Brief:
Position Simply Spiked as your favorite juice, now grown up.

Solution:
A three-year campaign built on the tagline "It's Getting Juicy," with comedian Ron Funches as spokesperson.
 

Made at Mischief USA
Hunter Fine, Creative Director

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