Frequent guest Peter Bergen returns to talk about an article he recently wrote titled “Afghanistan: What Went Right?” Rather than highlighting the troubles in a still fragile country, this article looks at the many successes Bergen has personally seen on his trips to Afghanistan including a rise in GDP, improvement within public schools, and an […]
A commercial for Clemson that is running on ESPN and ABC during the broadcast of Clemson’s ACC games. Featuring Coach Dabo Swinney and wide receiver Brandon Clear.
A concept commercial from Timberland.
A short film for the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta to use in their 100th celebration event; the Green Gala. Featuring some of Atlanta’s most distinguished women, all of whom were Girl Scouts and/or Brownies. Produced and directed by David Lewis in conjunction with his Leadership Atlanta 2012 project group.
A 30-second spot for a new Coca Cola product designed for health-conscious women.
A film for Purpose Built Communities; the non-profit started by Warren Buffett, Julian Robertson and Tom Cousins. The goal of the project is to transform areas of urban and human blight into thriving communities by focusing on education, mixed-income housing and community services.
A film for the financial services company, Kabbage, explaining how their revolutionary technology enable small businesses to get access to capital. Featuring interviews with company executives and clients.
A concept commercial taken from other material to show a possible 30-second spot for the greatest jazz club in the world, New York’s Village Vanguard. Concept commercial. Featuring Wynton Marsalis, Joshua Redman and Lorraine Gordon.
A 30-second PSA for the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta. Aired on WSB-TV and other outlets. Featuring some of Atlanta’s most distinguished women, all of whom were Girl Scouts and/or Brownies. Produced and directed by David Lewis in conjunction with is Leadership Atlanta 2012 project group.
A film celebrating the history and passion of Lenox Tools, a Newell Rubbermaid company. Featuring NASCAR driver, Jeff Burton, the legendary Hackman, the “Lenox Hug” and a range of Lenox employees from CEO to machine-operator. All new employees watch the film so they can understand the unique Lenox corporate culture.