Real New Yorkers getting fully nude to try on Pair of Thieves underwear for the first time.

Client: Pair of Thieves

Executive Creative Director: Alan Stuart

Project Manager: Yolanda Lopez

Production Company: Cash Studios

Director: Ivan Cash

Producer: Bren Haragan

Director of Photography: Peter Pascucci

Editor: Blake Bogosian

Music Composer: Lee Falco

Associate Producer: Jennie Butler

Intimacy Coordinator: Bahar Baharloo

Assistant Director: Nicholas Sossi Romano

Colorist: Alexia Salingaros

Sound Design & Mix: Pete Kneser

Assistant Editor: Evan Mueller

Gaffer: Ace Buckley

Key Grip: Matt Foundoulis

Location Sound Mixer: Genna Edwards

1st Assistant Camera: Mika Hawley

Camera Operator & Media Manager: Fernando Osario

Make Up Artist & Hair Stylist: El Ganz

Visual Effects Producer: Gordan Wittmann

Motion Graphic Designer: Ben Kopman

Production Assistant: Manvir Singh, Tina Del Pino, Niko Devera

Special Thanks: Beast, Marmoset Music, Gideon Irving, Yehuda Duenyas

Client: Air

Co-Founder and CEO: Shane Hedge

Director of Communications: Ari Rubin

Production Support: Francis Zierer

Production Company: Cash Studios

Director: Ivan Cash

Executive Producer: Katie Gunn

Featuring: Austin Rye, Rivera Reese, Anwar Wolf, Valerio Moraga, Nicole Daniels, Francis Zierer

Creative Directors: Julienne Jones & Matt Kalish

Producer: Jake Ewald

Director of Photography: Soren Nielsen

Writers: Julienne Jones, Matt Kalish, Ivan Cash

Editor: Blake Bogosian

1st Assistant Camera: Zach Tidmore

2nd Assistant Camera: Beth Fletcher

Gaffer: Guillaume Caron

Key Grip: Rome Petersson

Production Designer: Celina Arslanian

Art Assistant: Luismi Seda

Art Assistant: Matthew Yturralde

Wardrobe Stylist: Tiffany Jordan

Wardrobe Assistant: Louise Corbet

Hair & Make-up Artist: Abigail Hayden

Sound Mixer: Andrew Litton

Production Assistant: Sabeena Singhani

Production Assistant: Réal Gill

Production Assistant: Adefolarin Jemilugba

Casting: Stacy Gallo Casting

Assistant Editors: Evan Mueller, Elise Ahrens

Composite Artist: Eric Pascua

Original Score: Shannon Ferguson

Audio Design & Mix: Pete Kneser

Color: Sam Howells / Blacksmith

Special Thanks: Thomas Annicq, Max Jahn, R&R Ventures, Hush Studios, Hal Kirkland

Butch Anthony is a lot like his art: eccentric, playful, authentic, charming, provocative, embellished, and layered. But, as a self-taught artist from a one-horse town in rural Alabama, he can’t be easily categorized any more than his art can. In this layered portrait, we meet the man behind the drive-thru museum, trophy-covered Cadillac, and pontoon pirate ship known as Llatikcuf (read it backwards). Get to know the Butch behind the Butch and see him for what he truly is: an original.

Credits:

Directed by

Joshua Harding

Adam Hobbs

Matt Klug

Editor

Blake Bogosian

Director of Photography

Joshua Harding

Adam Hobbs

Producer

Matt Klug

Music Composer

Derek Papa

Color

Chris Martin

Sound Design

Joel Raabe

Creative Consultant

Keith Greenstein

Special Thanks

Joey Della Russo

Jennifer Donaldson

For fifty-three-year-old Carl, the biggest mistake of his life was dropping out of high school. After years of unsuccessful attempts, he's going back to get his diploma with unexpected help by his side.

Director: Jeremy McNamara

Executive Producer: Michelle Muccio

Producers: Wendi Jonassen & Brady Kirchberg

Cinematographer: Jeremy McNamara

Gaffer: Oskar Ness

Sound Recordists: Blake Henderson & Kelly Askam

Editors: Blake Bogosian & Jeremy McNamara

Composer: Ali Helnwein

Audio Mixer: Blake Henderson

VFX Artist: Eric Pascua

Colorist: Sean Wells

A SOCIAL DISTANCE is a crowd-sourced film featuring residents of the countries most impacted by COVID-19, documenting their life during the lockdown.

Spanning more than 30 countries, the film includes a breadth of perspectives, from a 93-year old Malayan grandmother to a 19-year old Slovenian man, and includes an original score that was remotely performed by musicians from around the world.

CREDIT

Directed by Ivan Cash & Jacob Jonas

Composer - Steven Hackman

Producer - Jill Wilson

Editor - Blake Bogosian

Assistant Editor - Evan Mueller

Motion Graphic Artist - Nathaniel Costa

Score Mixer - Matt Hennessy

Audio Mixer - Juan Abel Elias

Project Manager - Louie Jimena

Movement Direction - Mike Tyus

Associate Producer - Kristin Huben

Associate Producer - Emma Rosenzweig-Bock

Associate Producer - Joy Brown

Thank you to everyone from around the world who filmed themselves while in isolation!

Honest Yearbook” uses the backdrop of a real high school yearbook photo shoot to capture the genuine and spontaneous reactions of teens who were surprised by videos created by their friends. As each student settles in to have their photo taken, they’re unaware that they are about to hear such powerful messages.

Agency: TBD

Chief Creative Officer: Rafael Rizuto
Copywriter: Sara Uhelski
Art Director: Leila Moussaoui
Designer: Bruno Menon
Chief Executive Officer: Jordan Warren
Senior Account Director: Robert Woods
Engagement Planning Director: Jeff Burger
Chief Strategy Officer: Virginia Wang
Youth Specialist: Minnie Bredouw
Executive Producer: Rob Lee

Production Company: Adolescent Content

Director – “Because of You” PSA: Claire Jantzen
Director – “Honest Yearbook”: Shea Glover
Founder, Executive Creative Director: Ramaa Mosley
Founder, Executive Producer: Hope Farley
Line Producer: Jamie Tubbs
Director of Photography: Michael Kortlander
Photographer: Iris Ray

Post-Production Company: Beast
Jon Ettinger, Executive Producer
Blake Bogosian, Editor

Dina Sheth wanted her daughter, Shemoni, to know the beauty of their Indian culture, so she started teaching her dance in the basement of their home. As other parents in the community learned what Dina was doing, her classes started to grow, and Kruti Dance Academy officially came to life in 1995. What started as a basement class with four students is now a 9,000-square-foot facility with hundreds of dancers. Digital tools help them to expand their reach: YouTube has allowed them to connect with people across the world and their Business Profile on Google helps them to connect with potential customers closer to home.

Production: Roc Noir

Director: Matt Rutherford

Editor: Blake Bogosian

https://www.blog.google/outreach-initiatives/small-business/how-small-business-shares-indian-culture-one-dancer-time/

A short doc for Adobe Create profiling Letterform Archive; a library that is preserving the history of graphic design and letterforms. All post production was led by Will Kelwey.

Producer - Will Kewley

Director - Dan Colless

DP - Christian Bruno

PARKED documents a one-night, drive-in dance performance in a vacant Los Angeles parking lot at the height of COVID-19.

Directed by: Ivan Cash & Dan Addelson

Produced by Cash Studios & Jacob Jonas The Company

Line Producer: Jenna Cedicci

Director of Photography: Michael Pescasio

Editor: Blake Bogosian

Camera Operator 1: Joey Graziano

Camera Operator 2: Dylan Schwartz

Drone Footage: Dylan Schwartz

Sound Mixer: Daniel McCoy

Composer: Anibal Sandoval

Art Department: Eliot Addelson

1st AC: Owen Patry

2nd AC: Bradley Wilder

Audio Mix: Pete Kneser

Color: Beau Leon

Senior Color Producer: Andrew McLintock

Project Manager: Louie Jimena

Special Thanks: Devin Whetstone, Jesse Dana

PERFORMANCE

Creator & Choreographer: Jacob Jonas

Producers: Jill Wilson

Lighting Design: Will Adashek

Assistant Choreographer: Mike Tyus

Rehearsal Director: Marissa Labog

Content and Research: Joy Brown, Emma Rosenzweig-Bock

Dance Captains: errese Adams, Anthony Bryant

Dancers: Jerrese Adam, Georgia Bryan,

Anthony Bryant, Joy Isabella Brown, James “Jstylz” Blackston, Chandler Davids, Marissa Labog, Miguel Lopez Jorge, Jacob "Kujo" Lyons, Emma Rosenzweig-Bock, Mike Tyus, Angelo "Vo Vera" Sapienza, Santiago Villarreal, Jill Wilson, Diána Worby, Patricia Zhou

Special Thanks: Don Norman, Elizabeth Yochim, Jonathan Pony

PARKED was made possible in part by a grant from the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs.

For more information, visit: jacobjonas.com/the-work/performance/parked/

Lateefah Simon grew up during the crack epidemic of the early 90s. By age 19, she was evicted from her home and had become a single mom. Despite many challenges, Lateefah grew to be an activist, community leader, and the youngest ever female recipient of the MacArthur “Genius” Fellowship. Lateefah continues to overcome adversities while fighting systemic poverty in the Bay Area thanks to to her perseverance and incredible community.

Directed by Ivan Cash
Produced by Cash Studios 
Client: Tipping Point
Executive Producer & Creative Director: Mary Michael Pringle
Director of Photography: Dan Addelson
Line Producer: Rachel Barth
Editor: Blake Bogosian
Drone Operator: Tanner Beree
Sound: Michael Clifford
Music: Marmoset
Color: Chris Martin / Mission Film & Design
Mix: Pete Kneser
Special Thanks: m ss ng p eces

Archive Footage Courtesy of:
Lateefah Simon
Critical Images, Inc
Elkind+Sweet Communications
Live Wire Media.

A film for 826 Valencia. Directed by Luis Peña
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Starring Keira Velasco, 
Editor Blake Bogosian
Original Music Greg Reeves
Director of Photography John Baker
Locations Patrick Ranahan
Wardrobe Aerielle Levy, Serena Tinio 
Wardrobe Assistant Lukas Smithey
Key Grip Jimmy Stuart
Sound Scott Kinzey
Sound Mix Joaby Deal
Color EZ
Production Assistant Owen McWhorter
Production Company World War Seven
Thank you to Bita Nazarian, Molly Parent, Matt Rivitz, Jim Lesser, Angie Dumagsa, Jillian Wasick & the staff and friends of 826

Signs of the Times explores the art of protest and why people choose the messages they do to put on their signs. My hope is for this to be the first in a series of episodes.

On Saturday, Feb 4th, we went to the muslim ban protest in San Francisco and asked people to share the stories behind their signs. Thanks to everyone that showed up and to all who gave us their time.

Director: Ivan Cash
Produced by M ss ng P eces
Writer: Michael Reiner
Editor: Blake Bogosian
PA: Janice Echevarria
Music by Goldmund & Helios via Marmoset

Press:

http://creativity-online.com/work/ivan-cash-signs-of-the-times/50880

https://www.fastcoexist.com/3067989/protestors-explain-the-personal-stories-behind-their-poignant-protest-signs

http://www.adweek.com/agencyspy/tuesday-odds-and-ends-398/125360

Executive Creative Director (JWT): Go Sohara
Project Manager (JWT): Makiko Imao, Sayaka Hasegawa, Hiromi Omata
Content Studio: Death of Bad
Director: Jon Lancaric
Executive Producer: DP Odishoo
Production Services: Oliver Fitzgerald, Schema Media
Line Producer: Nick Lazo
Director of Photography: Martin DiCicco, Oliver Fitzgerald
Editorial: Beast
Editor: Blake Bogosian
Producer: Tracy Coleman
Graphics: Joe Macken, Spencer Seibert
Finish: Company 3
Colorist: Dave Hussey
Music: Alex Sargent

Cllient: Norton By Symantec
Spot Title: The Most Dangerous Town On The Internet
Agency: Grey San Francisco
Chief Creative Officer: Curt Detweiler
Creative Director: E Slody
Art Director: Nei Caetano, Bryan Evans, Tatum Cardillo
Copywriter: E Slody, Marcus Petterson
Agency Producer: Robert Lazarus
Production Company: HeLo (Los Angeles)
Director: Daniel Junge
Director of Photography A: Wolfgang Held

CANNES LIONS GOLD x2 (Branded Content)

CANNES LIONS BRONZE (CYBER)

Creativity Pick of the Day

Cllient: Altair

4 Short Preview Trailers and the Actual short Doc
Spot Title: Surface to Air
Agency: Grey San Francisco
Chief Creative Officer: Curt Detweiler