Artist and Director, Mac Premo, was recently featured in the New York Times for his most recent work. “The Dumpster Project” is an enormous collage of over 400 objects, lining the walls of a 30-yard long industrial dumpster. Come see it this weekend (September 23rd through 25th) at the Dumbo Arts Festival!

ArtWalk ’09 won two NY Emmy Awards for Best Commercial (Single Spot) and Best Graphics! Congratulations to
director, Mac Premo, and editor, Stacey Foster on their excellent work.

Directed by Ed Lachman, this commercial for Ethan Allen was shot along the coast of North Carolina.  Simplistic beauty, and simple striking images abound. We’re posting it on a grey and rainy NYC day for a little sunshine in our lives.

Created with Neural Films, PAPALOTE was commissioned by the Children’s Science Museum in Mexico City and shown on air and in IMAX theaters. Our own Mac Premo was at the helm for the creation of the robot kid wonder.

Winner of the 2008 Emmy Award for Outstanding Advanced Media Program: Commercial, this was created as an online and in-theatre spot to promote the BAM Sundance Institute week-long festival.

Created as a show open and used nationally as elements for an on-air commercial.

Winner of the 2007 Emmy Award: PSA, this spot was created to promote an open-studio tour along Brooklyn’s Atlantic Avenue corridor.

Directed by Ed Lachman, this series of videos called ‘Cell Stories’ was shot using only Motorola cell phones. They have been crowd favorites at festivals throughout the world and have also been shown at the Museum of Modern Art.

This commercial was shot in Eastern Europe by Ed Lachman, using the world’s largest green screen as well as a combination of toy cars and the Volkswagen Polo.

Directed by Ed Lachman, this video was shot outside of Johannesburg, South Africa, for CARE, the humanitarian organization fighting global poverty. doublewide media agrees, women are the most undervalued resource on the planet.

Directed by Ed Lachman, this series of videos called ‘Cell Stories’ was shot using only Motorola cell phones. They have been crowd favorites at festivals throughout the world and also shown at the Museum of Modern Art.