Miller Light “Girlfriend”
How ’bout a beer commercial?
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Miller Light “Girlfriend” 2006
Spec Commercial
Format: 24p DV
TRT: :30
Size: 15.6MB
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- The Script (.pdf)
- More Photos

a few on location photos
CREDITS
- Christopher Pryor boyfriend
- Kristine girlfriend
- Steve Kaminsky slimebag
- Eric Holwell story
- Josh Oakhurst director
- Jerry Makare sound & grip
- Laura Moya casting director/ location scout
- Special Thanks to Fred Abell & Jack Young at Heron Lakes Golf Course
- music “Fairnt Charint” by Aislers Set
Nice one. That came out pretty damn awesome! Thanks for letting me help out again.
Comment on September 3, 2006 @ 11:20 am
Hi,
When you shoot these spec ads, is the idea that they will buy and use the actual ad you created, or hire you to do a “real” version of the ad?
How much trouble (or $) is it get to use a location like this golf course for something like this?
Comment on September 3, 2006 @ 12:13 pm
Neither.
The idea with doing SPEC ads is to make REAL commercials without getting paid (and with no budget) to show agencies/ companies that I deserve a budget and should get paid to make REAL ads for them.
The purpose of the SPEC, at least for me, is not to pitch the ad agencies ideas - rather, the SPECS that I create are to pitch my talents.
As far as securing locations/ finding talent to work for free…..its the most difficult part of the process. $$$ buys time and access - lack of $$$ just means you have to work harder up front (in pre-production) to get things for cheap or free.
JO
Comment on September 3, 2006 @ 12:13 pm
Got a couple emails about SPEC ADS - to clarify:
I’m shooting the SPECS for my DIRECTOR’s REEL because I’m actively seeking a DIRECTOR’S agency to pick me up.
Comment on September 5, 2006 @ 10:14 am
Hey man,
I got to give you much love for doing your thing, one of the things I appreciate about your site is the energy and commitment to getting somewhere.
Comment on September 6, 2006 @ 7:34 pm
Dude,
Count me in i will work for food…
Comment on October 13, 2007 @ 7:26 pm