Starbucks’ There’s Only One Pumpkin Spice Latte celebrates the return of the drink that has become synonymous with the start of fall. The film taps into the unmistakable excitement and ritual of PSL season, bringing a playful energy to one of Starbucks’ most iconic and anticipated seasonal moments.
Directed by Child at Prettybird and edited by Nick Deliberto at Cartel TV.
Anomaly | Starbucks | 2026
Starbucks’ Together celebrates the coffeehouse as the original Third Place—a warm, welcoming space where human connection thrives. Filmed with real customers and Green Apron Partners across Starbucks coffeehouses nationwide, the documentary-style film captures moments ranging from the everyday to the extraordinary: families sharing a treat, regulars reconnecting with their favorite barista and friends spending time together over coffee. Set to The Beatles’ “All Together Now,” it reminds us that together is the best place to be.
Directed by Mollie Mills and edited by Adam Pertofsky.
Anomaly | Starbucks | 2026
To celebrate Starbucks’ sponsorship of Team USA for the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, The Coffee Run takes an everyday gesture to Olympic heights. Inspired by classic Italian cinema, the film follows a determined coffee runner as he scoots, snowmobiles and skis through the Alps, delivering much-needed Starbucks to athletes Amber Glenn, Elana Meyers Taylor and Oksana Masters—as well as the community working behind the scenes to support Team USA. Along the way, he encounters familiar faces and, of course, a ski-patrol St. Bernard.
Directed by Julien & Quentin and edited by Joe Guest.
Anomaly | Starbucks | 2026
Starbucks’ Drawn Together transforms the familiar barista tradition of drawing on a cup into a heartfelt holiday story. Set to The Proclaimers’ “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles),” two hand-drawn characters embark on an epic journey across the coffeehouse to find one another, celebrating the small gestures, meaningful connections and everyday magic that bring people together during the holidays.
Illustrated by Geoff McFetridge. Animated by Feral Child.
Anomaly | Starbucks | 2025
Starbucks’ Ode to Summer is a sun-drenched celebration of the small moments that make the season unforgettable. Moving from golden afternoons to spontaneous connections, the film blends documentary intimacy with cinematic warmth—capturing the freedom, energy and everyday joy of summer with an iced Starbucks drink in hand.
Directed by Alexis Gómez and edited by Armen Harootun.
Anomaly | Starbucks | 2025
Starbucks’ Hello Again reintroduces the brand by returning to what has always made it special: expertly crafted coffee, meaningful human connection and the familiar rhythm of the coffeehouse. Set to AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck,” the high-energy film follows real baristas from the first lights of morning through the rush of the day, celebrating the craft, care and personal moments behind every cup.
Directed by Nico Mendez and edited by Adam Robinson.
Anomaly | Starbucks | 2025
The Miranda Lambert film was released as Untamed, building on Lone River’s Follow It West brand platform.
Lone River’s Untamed stars Miranda Lambert as an unapologetically independent woman who refuses to follow anyone’s script but her own. Set against the rugged beauty of the American West, the campaign blends classic Western imagery with modern attitude to celebrate individuality, adventure and the freedom to do things your own way.
Directed by Jabu Nadia Newman and edited by Haines Hall.
Anomaly | Lone River Ranch Water | 2023
Meta Quest’s Wish for the Extraordinary brings people’s biggest holiday wishes to life through the immersive possibilities of virtual reality. From leading an NFL team to victory and suiting up as Ironman, the cinematic film celebrates the extraordinary experiences waiting inside Meta Quest 2.
Directed by Sam Brown. Edited by Sam Ostrove.
Anomaly | Meta Quest | 2022
The Strange Beast campaign was titled Good Starts, part of Cheerios’ broader focus on happy, healthy hearts.
Cheerios’ Good Starts follows the joyful chain reaction sparked by starting the day with a bowl of Cheerios. Through bold colors, playful characters and seamless animated transitions, positive energy travels from person to person—celebrating how one small moment of goodness can brighten an entire day.
Directed by Caitlin McCarthy and Parallel Teeth, with animation by Strange Beast.
Anomaly | Cheerios | 2020
Facebook Portal’s A Very Muppet Portal reunites Kermit, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear and the rest of the Muppets through a series of delightfully chaotic video calls. Blending the Muppets’ signature humor with heartfelt storytelling, the campaign demonstrates how Portal helps friends and family feel together even when they’re far apart.
Directed by Dayton/Faris, edited by Christjan Jordan.
Anomaly | Portal by Facebook | 2019
MasterClass’ The World Could Use One of You is an inspiring celebration of individuality, self-expression and the transformative power of learning. Featuring Issa Rae, Alicia Keys and Neil deGrasse Tyson, the campaign encourages people to recognize their own potential, own their stories and use their unique voices to inspire others.
Directed by Jenn Nkiru, in collaboration with Todd Tourso.
Anomaly | MasterClass | 2020
Uber Eats’ Ride Along follows Randy Watkins, the charismatic “Man of Delivery” and self-proclaimed sage of the streets, as he navigates the restaurants, homes and offices of March Madness. Led by comedian Robert Powell III, the freewheeling film combines offbeat humor and colorful characters to celebrate the people who make the food, the fans who order it and the man who delivers it.
Directed by Stacy Wall and edited by Sam Ostrove.
Anomaly Los Angeles | Uber Eats | 2019
Coca-Cola’s Unbelievably Delicious campaign brings the brand’s flavored colas to life through a surreal cast of mythical, half-human creatures. Blending cinematic fantasy with playful humor and ’80s-inspired nostalgia, the films capture the unexpected—and almost unbelievable—experience of trying Coca-Cola’s Cherry, Vanilla and Orange Vanilla flavors for the first time.
Directed by Björn Rühmann and edited by Rich Orrick.
Anomaly Los Angeles | Coca-Cola | 2021
Diet Coke’s Drink What Your Mama Gave Ya is a bold, ’80s-inspired celebration of mothers and the unmistakable influence they have on our lives. With playful humor and vibrant, stylized visuals, the campaign credits moms with everything from giving us life to inventing the original rideshare—and encourages everyone to drink what their mama gave them.
Directed by Los Pérez and edited by Jamie Foord.
Anomaly | Diet Coke | 2020
The film “Blah Blah Blah,” is part of adidas Football’s 2016 First Never Follows campaign. It was created by 72andSunny Amsterdam, directed by Rollo Jackson, and produced through Somesuch. Mathematic handled the animation/VFX work, including the mixed anime, in-game footage, typography, and graphic treatments.
72andSunny | Amesterdam | 2016
Google’s Year in Search 2016 reflects on a turbulent and defining year through the questions, events and people that shaped searches around the world. Moving between moments of loss, division, courage and celebration, the film ultimately reveals our shared desire to understand, connect and find hope. Production through Hecho Studios.
72andSunny | Los Angeles | 2016
