The emotive 'Find Your Wildhood' campaign from Broken Heart Love Affair speaks to the power of surrendering who you pretend to be every day, to who you truly are at your core. That message is powerfully delivered through a richly cinematic spot directed by OPC's Natalie Rae.

Rae and her team filmed for two days in Calgary and the rugged Kananaskis mountain range.

Soundtracked by the José González song, “Stay Alive,” the lead spot, “You Are Out There”, focuses on a man who's stuck in the drudgery of daily life. At the end of the day, jostling for space on the subway platform among his fellow office workers, he abruptly makes the decision to pursue his “Wildhood.”

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We are Izzy, MJ, Jason, and fur babies Sierra and Bowser We are here to make your RV life easier and more enjoyable! Izzy is a law enforcement officer, MJ is a professional dog trainer and owns a large dog training company, and Jason is a theatre-loving 14 year old who is a freshman in high school.

Q: There's a white concrete bridge where all the big carmakers seem to shoot their commercials. Why there? A: Chris Hoffman, a well-known ad man for the auto industry, says the 4th Street Bridge became a favorite backdrop for three main reasons: good lighting, extra wide lanes, and simple backgrounds.

The affordability of the RV lifestyle and the financial freedom that accompanies it may be the strongest driver of the increased popularity of RVs. As economic concerns increase, people are frequently seeking ways to alleviate some of their financial burdens.

MY VAN LIFE follows lawyer turned Van Lifer Lisa, who travels coast to coast across America in her self-built camper van, meeting fascinating nomads, while exploring the meaning of freedom.

The Lazydays RV Supercenter Lazydays RV Supercenter earns the title of the Largest RV Dealer in the World with its 126 acres. Yes, the Tampa supercenter covers 126 acres!

Ron and Sherry Nash Outdoors RV Manufacturing was born in 2009 with the vision of owners Ron and Sherry Nash. Our company focus is to design and build recreational vehicles for the customers who desire to enjoy the outdoors, no matter the terrain or weather. We call it "mountain tough four seasons camping."

5 The Film (2004) The most expensive advertisement ever made is entitled No. 5 The Film and cost $33 million when it was made in 2004, which is equivalent to around $52 million today. The advertisement took the form of a very short film, lasting 180 seconds.

In post-production of commercials or films, the vehicle utilizes CGI to match the exterior look of any desired car model. The Mill recently created an augmented reality tool that allows commercial directors to get a glimpse of what Blackbird's CGI looks like during filming.