Hello and Welcome.
I'm Adam Goldstein. Creative director. Copywriter. Commercial director. Screenwriter. Brand strategist. I also edit, do VFX, and dabble in graphic design and 3D modeling.
It's a skillset I've developed over the course of a career that has taken me from the emergence of the consumer internet to today's AI enabled/imperiled world.
The result is a streamlined, efficient, flexible way of working, whether I'm pitching in with an agency or collaborating directly with clients and brands.
It's been called Brief-to-Broadcast. Strat-to-Stream. Insight-to-In Market.
You can call it whatever you want. As long as it involves alliteration.
Here are a few things I am particularly proud of but would feel like a douche saying at a party:
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Adweek named my Rozerem campaign one of the Top Pharma Spots of the Millennium. It was featured on the Jay Leno show, the Simpsons, and appeared in full on an episode of the Sopranos (Season 6, Ep. 19 if you want to get all IMDB about it.) It was also the subject of a New Yorker cartoon Which is the only one that genuinely impressed my dad.
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My spot for States United for the Prevention of Gun Violence has been viewed over 200 million times (at last count) and appeared in its own segment of the Lawrence O’Donnell show on MSNBC.
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One time I made John Cleese laugh so hard he required medical attention.
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Hello and Welcome.
I'm Adam Goldstein. Creative director, copywriter, commercial director and screenwriter.
I also edit, do VFX, and dabble in graphic design and 3D modeling.
Here are a few things I am particularly proud of but would still feel like a douche saying at a party: • Adweek named my Rozerem campaign one of the Top Pharma Spots of the Millennium. It was featured on the Jay Leno show, the Simpsons, and appeared in full on an episode of the Sopranos. • My spot for States United for the Prevention of Gun Violence has been viewed over 200 million times (at last count) and appeared in its own segment of the Lawrence O’Donnell show on MSNBC. • Creatives I hired and mentored are now leaders at some seriously great agencies. • One time I made John Cleese laugh so hard he required medical attention.
