Aperol Wins a District ADDY Award
- Oxenfree
- 3 days ago
- 2 min read
Our Aperol Spec Commercial, created in collaboration with the incredibly talented Suzanne Clements, was recognized with a Silver District ADDY award at the 2025 AAF District 4 American Advertising Awards!
After winning a local Silver ADDY at the 2025 American Advertising Awards Gala in Orlando, our Aperol Spec Commercial went on to win a Silver ADDY at the District level.
This passion project wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible collaborators who helped bring it to life. Thank you to Suzanne Clements for trusting us to help translate her vibrant photography style into the video space, to our amazing crew for bringing their talents to create this spot together, and to Vū Studios for making it all possible in their virtual production space.
We had so much fun creating this surreal spot filled with creative camera moves, stop-motion-inspired touches, and some Aperol-fueled imagination.
Thank you to AAF District 4 for the recognition!
SILVER DISTRICT ADDY AWARD WINNER
Aperol: Spec Commercial
Oxenfree teamed up with Central Florida-based photographer Suzanne Clements to create this vibrant spec commercial featuring the iconic Aperol aperitif. This energetic (:15) utilizes Vū's virtual production technology to take place in a vibrant city that gradually transitions into a surreal, dream-like state as the cocktails are prepared.
AN INSIDE LOOK
Behind The Scenes: Aperol Spec Commercial
Visual effects (VFX), custom camera rigs, and a vibrant color edit brought Suzanne Clements’ bold photography style to life for this dynamic spec shoot featuring Aperol aperitif. We utilized custom camera rigs to capture engaging product perspectives, and fine-tuned every details with VFX. Explore the behind the scenes from this visually captivating spot!
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