James Brennan's advertisement skillfully contrasts nostalgia with the harsh reality of the housing crisis in Montgomery County. It exposes Marc Elrich's opposition to affordable housing, making it clear that his plans for the future would compound the issue, resulting in greater housing costs for residents."

The ad 'Mirror' stood out among the various political ads in the 2022 election due to its compelling historical analogy, expressive aesthetic, and passionate voice-over talent. It was a powerful call to action for the audience to utilize their vote to stand against white supremacy and reject the hatred preached by extremist candidates for office.

This ad draws on news footage, audio clips, and striking visuals to expose the dangerous hate speech that was amplified on the white supremacist website 'Gab.com', leading to the loss of innocent lives. It then reveals Doug Mastriano's support for the website and how he continues to fuel hate speech, leaving the viewer with no doubt that he would be too dangerous to serve as Pennsylvania's governor.

This impactful testimonial ad immediately captures the audience's attention by invoking the Oathkeepers and highlighting their involvement in the attack on the Capitol on January 6th, 2021. It exposes how candidate Mark Finchem is a member of the organization and the false claims he made about stolen elections. It leaves the viewer with a thought-provoking question: if the former spokesman of the Oathkeeper’s believes Mark Finchem is too extreme for Arizona's Secretary of State, why shouldn't the viewer feel the same way?

The Amanda Adkins ad offers a close-up examination of how she aided former Governor Sam Brownback in cutting funds for Kansas schools. From the prominent use of dollar bills to the muddy color tones, every bit of this ad conveys the dirty tactics Adkins and Brownback used to siphon money from the Kansas public school system to corporation tax giveaways.

Rebecca Megyesi's powerful ad compels viewers to make a decision by exposing Tim Michels' extreme positions on various issues for Wisconsin’s 2022 Governor’s race. The emotive soundtrack and striking imagery cut through the typical political ad clichés and make the viewer truly consider the stakes at hand.

“Shop Talk” resonated within the African American community because of its natural, non pre-packaged feel. It wasn’t easy. Over two days, Megan Sullivan combed through five hours of footage with multiple camera angles to produce this ad and the 24 variations that followed. Patience and attention to detail took a freeform shoot and created uniquely authentic spots.

Winner of the Gold Pollie for Best Presidential Campaign ad, this energetic spot highlights the grassroots activities of Biden for President in rural America with the aid of a classic John Fogarty soundtrack.

To dramatize the story of Mitch McConnell and Donald Trump’s toxic relationship, James Brennan uses a documentary style reminiscent of ESPN's "The Last Dance." James synthesized four years' worth of information and footage to create this hard-hitting web video. The result? "Broke" achieved millions of views on Twitter.

James Brennan creates a unique, voyeuristic perspective through a first-person camera. The spot underscores the paranoia that fuels the right wing’s dark Internet and the danger Lauren Boebert poses.

James Brennan created a series of ads using quick cutting and a mosaic of voters to prove Joe Biden was engaged, empathetic, and ready to lead the nation.

In a year with a heightened concern for the pandemic, this ad edited by James Brennan, uses distortion and a unique smoke transition to give the viewer a sense of the danger that pollution presents.

Megan Sullivan won a Reed Award for best TV ad with "Pow Pow.” The spot focuses on Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger through her kids’ perspective, highlighting her experience at the CIA and her dedication to public service. And it's cute!

James Brennan and Rebecca Megyesi teamed up to produce this moving portrayal of Master Sergeant Cedric King. With limited resources and limited time, they used stock footage to re-create King's Army experience. His credibility and the footage that our team found places the viewer right in the heart of the action and sharpens King's endorsement of President Biden.

For decades, newspaper editorials have been a political advertising mainstay when attacking an opponent. In this ad, James Brennan’s creative use of newspaper captions as a design feature transforms this commercial into a work of art.

Created in the style of HBO’s “Succession,“ this response ad shines a light on the greed and moral bankruptcy of Congresswoman Spanberger’s opponent.Audio engineer Brad Starkey worked closely with Megan to make sure the images mirrored the impact of each beat.