Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Monday, October 31, 2011
Film Directors Panel
Presented by ADCD and Impossible Pictures, directors John Bonito and Monty Miranda host a special presentation moderated by director Steve Urbano, November 10th at Casselman’s in Denver. With numerous feature films, documentaries, and commercials under their belt, this panel has more than a few stories to share about their experiences in advertising, script writing, and cinematography.
Buy your tickets now. FREE to all ADCD Members, $15 Student non-members, $20 Non members.
About the directors
John Bonito directed The Marine and is slated to direct another comedy feature this fall. He has directed a number of commercials for major clients such as Yahoo, Direct TV and Papa Johns. Bonito's work encompasses feature films, commercials, and script writing.
Director and writer Monty Miranda studied at the University of Colorado at Denver. Upon graduation Miranda formed the Denver based production company, Incite Films and has since directed hundreds of national television commercials for a variety of clients including McDonald’s, TIVO, Qwest, Duracell, Swiss, and others. Miranda was recently awarded the SXSW Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature and has just finished a documentary pilot featuring all-star drummer Steve Jordan of the John Mayer Trio, Eric Clapton and Keith Richards.
Buy your tickets now. FREE to all ADCD Members, $15 Student non-members, $20 Non members.
About the directors
John Bonito directed The Marine and is slated to direct another comedy feature this fall. He has directed a number of commercials for major clients such as Yahoo, Direct TV and Papa Johns. Bonito's work encompasses feature films, commercials, and script writing.
Director and writer Monty Miranda studied at the University of Colorado at Denver. Upon graduation Miranda formed the Denver based production company, Incite Films and has since directed hundreds of national television commercials for a variety of clients including McDonald’s, TIVO, Qwest, Duracell, Swiss, and others. Miranda was recently awarded the SXSW Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature and has just finished a documentary pilot featuring all-star drummer Steve Jordan of the John Mayer Trio, Eric Clapton and Keith Richards.
Friday, October 21, 2011
2011 Student Brief
The Brief is a student design competition simulating a late night at an ad agency. A design brief was developed by Mike Sukle, Creative Director and Principal at Sukle, for our beneficiary client, The Center for Visual Arts a non-profit exhibition space and interactive art laboratory for Metro State students and the larger community.
Intercollegiate teams were directed by Senior Creatives from the local Design and Advertising community from pencil and paper concepting through digital execution culminating in a client presentation.
Congrats to Green Arrow Project on their win last night and great work everyone!
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Friday, September 30, 2011
Annual Show Round-up
This year ADCD received more than 300 entries for judging. We flew in judges from across the US – including a Creative Director from Wexely School for Girls in Seattle, an Art Director from DDB Chicago, a Creative Director from Colle + McVoy in Minneapolis and a photographer from Los Angeles.
More than 180 people attended the event at the Denver Art Museum. Forty different agencies, companies and independent creatives were recognized for their work.
Thanks goes to the Denver Art Museum, Multimedia Audio Visual, the emcee of the event Eric Matelski and the more than twenty volunteers that helped make the night happen.
Photographs by RB3 Photography, rb3photography.com
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Self Promotion
Today, we're proud to announce the contenders for Self Promotion!
Every weekday from now until the Art Directors Club Denver Annual Show, ADCD will be releasing the name and work of the contenders in each of our fifteen categories. All you need to do is check out the amazing work on our blog each day, then come to the show on September 23 at the Denver Art Museum to see what piece will take Top Honor in each category.
So check back to the ADCD website to see more amazing work each day. On Fridays we will be posting a Week In Review to recap the categories and contenders announced that week.
Most importantly, come to the Denver Art Museum on September 23 for a chance to see the most bad-ass work Colorado has to offer and rub elbows with the people that created it. You can buy your tickets here by Monday September 19th: http://adcdawardshow.com.
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