Doritos
JJ Keith
JJ Keith
Penalties · Doritos
“Penalties. The nation’s achilles heel…”
This summer’s festival of football is nearly upon us so it’s probably best to talk about England’s penalty misery now rather then when the inevitable happens at the World Cup in just under two month’s time.
To spare our blushes, JJ’s new one with Doritos sees their now famous mariachi band enlisted to give us a few tips on how to successfully navigate the perfect penalty shoot-out. The magnificent Mexicans use some pretty fancy and utterly convincing (*ahem*) football skills to outfox a group of lads (and, somewhat ominously, England goalkeeper Joe Hart) down the park all in aid of Doritos’ competition to win an amazing football holiday of a lifetime.
See more of JJ’s work on the website: https://niceshirtfilms.com/director/jj-keith/
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Philips
JJ Keith
JJ Keith
Father's Day · Philips
JJ’s latest is an ode to fatherhood. There’s the old one that kids always like ask, about how there’s a Father’s Day and there’s a Mother’s Day… so when’s it Children’s Day?? The obvious answer is that it’s Children’s Day everyday, as this film shows. Two cheeky young scamps run a Dad ragged on just your regular average morning routine, featuring spilt milk, dog shaving and very diva-ish wardrobe demands.
The family’s quite vast array of Philips products get put to their full use in a spot that is a cute slice of frantic family life, with a twist at the end that shows a father’s day/work is never done.
Excitingly enough, the film is one of the initial offspring from JJ’s new German production venture. FoxDevil Films (https://foxdevilfilms.com/) comprises of an immensely talented roster out of Berlin that is sure to take over Germany and beyond soon.
See more of JJ’s work for the UK over on the Nice Shirt website: https://niceshirtfilms.com/director/jj-keith/
MasterCard
JJ Keith
JJ Keith
Bellboy · MasterCard
JJ’s latest for MasterCard arrives just in time for our summer holidays and sees an opportunist bellhop take on a weary hotel guest. Tipping is always a sticky point at the best of times – let alone tipping abroad – with JJ’s spot exploiting the cultural, societal and financial minefield for some prime comedy goodness. The deft spot gets its point across without any dialogue, with the performance of the hotel’s bellhop, front desk and maid(?!) in particular lending the film a glorious silent comedy touch.
Catch more of JJ’s work over on the Nice Shirt website https://niceshirtfilms.com/director/jj-keith/