All Ages has created both commercials and branded content projects for international brands such as: Nike, Netflix, Google, Adidas, GAP, Old Navy, Gilead, Sailor Jerry Rum, Hendrick’s Gin, and many others. We have produced work across the United States and around the world. All Ages has also produced promos for different TV shows and films, working alongside networks, studios, and distributors with every aspect from creative through execution.
Commercial + Branded Content
TEREMANA | The Rock
ADIDAS | #createourfuture
COMCAST | How to Train Your Dragon Experience
NIKE | Forward
SALLY HANSEN | Aww Sam
SAVAGE APPLE | Savage to The Core
XFINITY | Sweet Relief
BRAVO | Les Chats Du Sunset
URBAN OUTFITTERS | Super Slammin' Summer Sale
BIB & TUCKER | Double Char
NARRAGANSETT | How to Make a Shandy
GILEAD | Stop the Virus
SAILOR JERRY | Where Eagles Dare
URBAN OUTFITTERS | Happy Memorial Day from Tommy Wiseau
PILSNER URQUELL | 2nd Revolution
Case Studies
The GAP wanted to feature musician Blood Orange as the face for their “Play Your Stripes” campaign but there was concern about clashing aesthetics. By bringing in artist Alex DaCorte, whose work both GAP and Blood Orange admired, to direct the spot and create the production design, the concerns were addressed and the campaign was able to go forward.
NBC/Universal was gearing up for the new season of their sci-fi series, The Expanse. They wanted to create a promo that recapped the previous season without using clips but their actors were not all available. Our team created a promo that recreated key scenes from the previous season with cats and scale model sets of the locations on the show. The promo performed so well that we produced a number of cat and dog promos for several different shows in the NBC family and even created an eight episode series for Disney starring a family of dogs.
Sailor Jerry Rum was looking to create a documentary content series that spoke to its brand ideals. We cast the thirty episode series with artists from our networks whose passion was a dying artform and profiled each one for the series. The series performed so well that they ordered an additional thirty episodes and crafted their first national TV spot from the footage.