AB&C

Predictable and boring? Meet unexpected and engaging.

You know about belt-tightening. Every day you're expected to do more with less. So this is an especially bad time to produce "forgettable" television. Aloysius Butler & Clark offers a sure cure for the mundane with these four TV campaigns.
 
"Today" (Delaware Division of Public Health)

Teens don't want to be preached to about anything—especially smoking. We went another way to make our point.

Today Girl
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Today Boy
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"Kids' World" (St. Joseph's Children's Hospital)

A hospital spot without doctors and nurses? Instead we used real kids in this down-to-earth approach for a children's hospital.

St. Joseph's Hospital
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"What Are the Odds?" (DE Division of Public Health)

We took a whimsical route in giving smokers something memorable to think about before lighting up.

What Are The Odds
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Branding Campaign (WSFS Bank)

Instead of the bank extolling its own virtues, we let a series of customers do it in their own words.

WSFS Alisa
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WSFS Vance
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WSFS Bob and Megan
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