This month, we are exploring our deep, creative working ties with our friends in the UK. Some of the best work in portfolio has come from collaborations with the likes of Rattling Stick, Smuggler London, Academy+, and Blink Productions, just to name a few.

Before we sign off for the year, we wanted to take the chance to wish you all a happy holidays and bountiful new year.

When it comes to servicing commercials set in Mexico, we like to think we’ve locked that down.

Our celebration of a decade in the lift continues with part two of our behind-the-scenes captures.

The Gunn Report has compiled the 20 best ads of the 21st Century (so far) and Yael Staav’s poetic work for Dove holds some serious rank.

In our ten years of business, we’ve been able to accrue a good deal of behind-the-scenes stories.

Congratulations to our friends and talented director duo Los Pérez for joining Blink Productions’ incredible roster!

In case you’re in search of inspiration, look no further than the diverse reel of our own Pucho Mentasti.

Step aside, Taylor Swift. Another “Bad Blood” is in town, this time with a touch of eerie cinematic to get you through your day.

We relish in repeat customers, when the friends and comrades we’ve gained in this business come back to Mexico to shoot projects with The Lift again.

The LIA (London International Advertising Awards) handed out honors this week to some very worthy productions, production companies, and other skilled members of our ad community.

Smirnoff’s #WhatWeBring campaign from 72andSunny New York and Vice sheds aside your average alcohol commercial to emerge as something bigger and bolder, a Kiesza and Djemba Djemba music video entitled “Give It To The Moment,” directed by LEGS Media’s BRTHR.

We’ve spent the better part of the week talking about craft around the Ciclope Festival, but maybe it’s time to show not tell. Congratulations to the winners of this year’s fest!

Ciclope Festival is a gathering of some of the top creative minds to celebrate the craft in production.

Let’s be honest, it’s rare (if ever) that advertising is celebrated for its achievements in technique. We’re here to say that that should definitively not be the case.

We suspended a band from the sky. Against a skyscraper. In front of will.i.am. And yes, there were pyrotechnics.