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Hungry Man is home to an accomplished and award winning group of directors and production executives. The company has consistently been voted one of the top five commercial production companies globally since its inception in 1997 and is the first production company to be ranked in the top ten for ten consecutive years. Hungry Man was awarded the production business’ highest accolade, the Palme D’Or at the Cannes Advertising Festival in 2004. Our clients are diverse and include American Express, Apple, Kraft, Google, Mercedes and Heineken, to note only a few.
Hungry Man founders are directors Hank Perlman and Bryan Buckley. The two first collaborated on the “This Is Sportscenter” campaign for ESPN, which went on to become one of the most award-winning campaigns in advertising history. Today, Perlman and Buckley are two of the company’s 24 directors, Matt Buels is managing partner in the UK and Alex Mehedff is managing partner in Brazil. Hungry Man has offices in New York, Santa Monica, London, Rio and Sao Paulo.
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Work of the Week: 18/11/22
A bumper week for work features two Taika Waititi ads, Nike's World Cup film directed by Megaforce, and a new - and wholly - lovable version of Daniel Craig, writes LBB’s Addison Capper
Daniel Craig Shares His Slick Moves through Paris in Belvedere Vodka Film
Taika Waititi captures Daniel's careful choreography in the campaign from Hungry Man and Bandits
Inventive Father Shows How Joy Is Made in Amazon’s Touching Christmas Ad from Taika Waititi
Lucky Generals teams up with Hungry Man and the Academy Award-winning director on a heartwarming festive spot
A Tiny Lidl Jumper Introduces an Un-Bear-Lievable Star in Lidl's Christmas Ad
Accenture Song and Hungry Man director David Kerr introduces the poker-faced bear and its wild rollercoaster ride of fame
Dunelm Campaign Delivers Homeware Solutions for Customers at Their Wits’ End
Creature London campaign aims to help Brits during challenging financial times
Why Waitrose Wants to Bring the Feel-Good Factor to British Shoppers
The supermarket’s new ‘Food to feel good about’ strategic shift seeks to reassure cash-strapped consumers with a positive message about ethics, taste, quality, and value, Waitrose’s Martin George tells LBB’s Laura Swinton