When I was in college, I had to make a presentation on my three all-time favorite ads. One of them was a Jack in the Box spot (this one). So, needless to say, when Rick Sittig offered me a spot on his team, I jumped on it.

These two spots were my favorite.

“Advanced Burrito” is just silly, but it shows that you can still make funny work while having the product front and center.

“Drop the Mic” is important to me because it’s the last Jack spot voiced by Rick. A farewell to a couple of decades of hilarious work.

If this is our reality, imagine our films.

Latin American politicians sound and act like rappers. So, why not create music using their own words? 

We created three original songs based on real political speeches, the songs were then handed off to DJ's and broadcasted on the radio. We later revealed the message through radio spots.

This Super Bowl we're counting advertising clichés — for the kids. 

Check out the Adweek article here.

In the end we raised over 300K for Boys and Girls Clubs.

I made lot's of these. Here are some of the ones I'm proud of the most.

What about creating a concert for the deaf? Oh Yes We Did!