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Bill Chessman Cuts AdWeek Ad of the Day

Bill Chessman Cuts AdWeek Ad of the Day

Father's Day. What does it mean? This long-form piece for Toyota sheds light on the relationships we have with our fathers without being heavy handed. Cosmo Street's Bill Chessman helps craft a story of a man gearing up to meet his father for the first time in a very long time showing us that no matter what the circumstances, everyone has a father and that it's never to late to re-kindle relationships or simply just call and tell them what's on our mind.


What do most dads want for Father's Day? To spend time with their kids. Which is why Toyota sent one L.A. native on a thousand-mile journey to spend Father's Day with his dad for the first time in 13 years. #OneBoldChoice 

When it comes to Father's Day, dads usually get the short end of the stick. We learned that people spend about $7 billion more for Mother's Day than for Father's Day. In fact, many dads are lucky to even get a card or call. This year, Toyota wanted to help make Father's Day mean something more.

Cosmo Street's Aaron Langley cuts Ad of the Day

Cosmo Street's Aaron Langley cuts Ad of the Day

To celebrate International Women's Day [yesterday] as well as Women's History Month [March], Microsoft urges and challenges young girls to get interested and in a lot of cases stay interested in Math & Science. Cosmo Street's Aaron Langley edited this spot. For more information on programs you can visit DigiGirlz which is Microsoft's diversity recruiting initiative as well as the ever-popular Girls Who Code, which Microsoft also sponsors.

Client: Microsoft // Agency: m:United // Edited by: Aaron Langley // Editorial Company: Cosmo Street

Cosmo Street's Mirrione scores Adweek's Ad of the Day

Cosmo Street's Mirrione scores Adweek's Ad of the Day

Client: Honey Maid // Agency: Droga5 // Edited by: Stephen Mirrione // Editorial Company: Cosmo Street

The blended family is celebrated in this long form piece for Honey Maid also touting the #NotBroken and #ThisIsWholesome hashtags [:30 TV spot breaks tonight]. The spot was edited by Cosmo Street's Stephen Mirrione [IMDB] who has also worked on the Chevy business for the World Cup this year.