Arts & Sciences

We’re thrilled to announce that filmmaker and artist Tiny Bullet (along with her sidekick, Keith the Badger) has embarked on the next great leap in her career by universally signing with Arts & Sciences for UK representation! Tiny, aka multi-award winning director Tina Bull, has already been represented in the US by A&S for years, establishing herself as one of the industry’s most in-demand directors. Known for her unique vision and fearless creative risks, this expansion into the UK market signifies an exciting new chapter in her celebrated career.

"The movie feels different—authentic, spare, suffused with tough love—because it was made that way…His Three Daughters is a searing grief drama exactingly realized by Jacobs and enlivened by powerhouse performances.” In this Vanity Fair exclusive, director Azazel Jacobs unveils the trailer for "His Three Daughters," the poignant family drama returning to theaters this fall. Produced by Arts & Sciences in collaboration with Tango Entertainment, High Frequency, and Animal Pictures, the film stars Elizabeth Olsen, Natasha Lyonne, and Carrie Coon as three estranged sisters who reconnect in the wake of their father's declining health. Following its Toronto International Film Festival world premiere last year, the film is set to release in select theaters on September 6 and will be available to stream globally September 20 on Netflix. Read the exclusive interview and watch the trailer at Vanity Fair:

Director Tim McNaughton and bakery brand St Pierre Groupe deliver a tongue-in-cheek reminder of France's culinary superiority over the English in their latest campaign. A satirical play on the brand's Parisian heritage, "Eat avec respect" chides the British for their utter lack of fine dining etiquette, like when Dave_from_bolton 🇬🇧 disrespects a brioche bun by smothering it in ketchup at a BBQ *gasps in French*. Head over to Campaign to learn more about our collaboration with Fold7:

“Despite what you might think, real Chicagoans don’t eat deep dish all the time—they’ve been serving us a deep dish of lies!” Director Mike Warzin and Deutsch LA partner with Pizza Hut to deliver a polarizing and tasty apology to the city of Chicago. In their aptly titled campaign, “Sorry, Chicago,” Pizza Hut unveils its newest tavern-style pizza: a thin-crust slice native Chicagoans have tried in vain to gatekeep that rivals the city’s deep-dish tradition. Learn more about our collaboration with Pizza Hut and Deutsch LA in Ad Age:

Director Matt Aselton and Mike's Amazing Foods bring you award-winning actor Jason Alexander in the role(s) he was born to play: a surly teenage girl, saucy waitress, crotchety old couple, and, of course, himself. In a nod to his expansive range as a character actor, the "Seinfeld" star was enlisted by the Chefler Foods LLC condiment brand to don a variety of wigs and enjoy a BLT in the latest spot from the hilarious “When it’s On, It’s On” campaign.

Craig Ainsley's latest campaign for trusted razor and grooming supplier Wilkinson Sword taps into the brand's 250-year legacy in blade expertise in a hilariously performed spot that excels with perfect pacing and razor-sharp comedic timing.

We're thrilled to welcome director Joel Kefali, who has signed for representation with Arts & Sciences! Already a high-profile name in New Zealand and Australia, Joel brings his unique directorial vision, shaped by a multi-hyphenate background in design, animation, visual art, and post-production, to the U.S. market.

Just in time for grilling season 🌭 Director Mike Warzin, Impossible Foods, and the creatives at Erich and Kallman are making an audacious declaration: plants can, in fact, be meat! The plant-based brand flexes its new visual identity after a rebrand earlier this year in a cheeky campaign that targets meat-eaters and vegetarians alike by offering plant-based alternatives that are better for public health and the planet without sacrificing the classic flavors you love.

Did you know it took nearly seven hours to animate a three-second shot for our most recent "The Joy of Everyday" campaign? In this behind-the-scenes peek at their whimsical stop-motion spot for Just Eat, director Tim McNaughton, prolific puppet maker Andy Gent, known for his work with Wes Anderson, and the creatives at McCann London give us an exclusive look at the magical, painstaking process that brought their furry mascots to life.

Arts & Sciences is celebrating two promotions in its UK office: Elise Jeanrenaud, formerly Head of Sales, returns from maternity leave as Executive Producer, and Megan Wright, who covered in her absence, steps up as full-time Head of Sales! The dual promotions reflect years of significant creative contributions and their unwavering commitment to producing top-tier work.