If you’re planning on snoozing through the Pittsburgh ADDY’s again this year, think again! The performance duo Jon Kasunic and Tom Megalis have reunited, funnier and possibly more insane than ever. The two will be filming sketches to introduce each category for the 2006 Awards. Click here for a preview.
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Longfellow joins forces with Motion Theory to shoot the new Gatorade commercial featuring Sidney Crosby. The spot was shot at Pittsburgh’s own Southpointe Iceoplex shortly after Crosby led the Penguins to victory over the Flyers.
GNC gets pumped up for 2007 in a campaign featuring Jerome Bettis and Mary Lou Retton. Longfellow suited up for the Miami shoot with Bettis before tumbling over to Houston to wrap up with Retton. Tom Megalis directed.
See Jerome Bettis :30 second spot
See Jerome Bettis :15 second spot
See Mary Lou Retton :30 second spot
See Mary Lou Retton :15 second spot
Hall-of-Fame Coach Don Shula isn’t winning Super Bowls with the Dolphins anymore. But he is helping promote next year’s XLI game, which will be held in South Florida. Tom Megalis directed.
Longfellow and Tom Megalis team up with Genevieve Gorder, host of TLC’s Trading Spaces, in a series of promotional spots for Sofa Express.
Tom Megalis could be entertainments biggest news in short format films. Comedy Central has inked a deal with the multi-talented Director/DP (animator, actor, etc.) and he’s in discussion with several other channels. “It’s not my first broadband experience. Motherload (Comedy Central’s broadband network) has purchased a number of shorts that I did with Kasunic. But these new deals are to develop new series which based on pilot scripts I’ve written. So I’m really excited about the opportunity.”
Megalis’ focus continues to be directing commercials.”I really hope this creates some buzz around the spot work.”
Historically known as a comedy director, and for good reason, Tom has a surprising portfolio of beautiful, dramatic commercial work. “I love both worlds and I think I have the sensibilities to make contributions to both comedy and dramatic work.”