David Gianatasio is a Managing Editor at Muse by Clio. He specializes in marketing and advertising, with a keen focus on the intersection of sports, food and beverages, arts and entertainment, and design. His work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting topics such as advertising campaigns, graphic design, and the film industry.
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By: David Gianatasio
“If you can't get the song that you originally wanted, do not make a second-rate imitation of it,” says Anh Do , who joined TBWA\Media Arts Lab last month as global head of music. “I've been on projects where everyone falls in love with a song. But it does not come through and someone wonders, ‘Can we do our own version?' That can work if the new version has a distinct point of view. But if it is only trying to recreate what made the first song special, pivot.”
Featuring campaigns from Brazil, South Africa and Canada September 8, 2026 4:00 am 2 min read Share:
Empty wardrobes aren't much fun. But filled with the right clothes and accessories, they can become portals to inspiration, adventure and self-discovery.
To mark the release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day , Little Caesars and Sony Pictures built a full-scale replica of Peter Parker's apartment in a Brooklyn warehouse: Spider webs on the walls, an unmade bed, stacks of books and Little Caesars pizza boxes strewn around. No branding pushed to the front, just the brand quietly embedded inside a world that already existed.
Below, dude dons thick facial prosthetics and bulging faux biceps courtesy of Caesars Sportsbook, agency Fellow Kids and director Dave Laden.
NBA 2K cover stars Victor Wembanyama, Caitlin Clark and Derrick Rose are all hoops, all the time. Care to join them? That pretty much sums up the video game's message in fresh work dropping this week from Goodby Silverstein & Partners. "NBA 2K isn't a title that ships in September and then goes quiet," Leah
Nicholas Maggio directed the short film below for '47, staging an unusual billiards showdown in a dusty desert dive to introduce the apparel brand's “Everyday” collection.
The top work of the week, as ranked by the Clios’ staff… BESTIE: Even AI Isn't Itself When It's Hungry, Snickers Says When AI suggests you'd look great with a scorpion tattoo on your face, try feeding the algorithm a Snickers. If nothing else, it's cheaper than calling the Geek Squad. A slick spin on
“One of my biggest strengths is storytelling instinct,” FIN Studios' Tabitha Onofri tells Muse. “My background in acting and theater trained me to break down scripts, understanding character motivation, narrative arcs and emotional payoff.”
By: David Gianatasio
Seeking authenticity, some marketers eschew AI and brag about using practical effects and real people in their ads. But s.Oliver isn't having any of that.
