Workbook’s roster of Professional Directors know how to make brands unforgettable. From cinematic storytelling to bold visual concepts, they bring ideas to life in ways that capture attention and leave lasting impressions.
Each month, we’ll spotlight a few of these extraordinary Directors—letting their work showcase the craft, creativity, and vision that set them apart.
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Featured Image: Mari Amor for Indeed
Mari Amor is a commercial lifestyle Director and Photographer, creating brand libraries and other assets for a myriad of companies from travel to finance to tech to healthcare to automotive. See her latest Director’s reel here.
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Represented by The Gren Group
Photographer/Director Jamie Orillion captures the first day of school at the newly constructed Lafayette High School in collaboration with Louisiana-born company LEMOINE.
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SVP Worldwide is a brand woven into generations of creativity, family, and love. Almost everyone has a Singer story: a mom or grandmother sewing at the kitchen table, a dad patching a favorite jacket, or a family member making something special just for you.
For Stephen DeVries, of Eleven Productions, the goal was to capture how sewing isn’t just a skill — it’s a thread that runs through our lives, connecting us to the people and moments that matter most. From first stitches to heirloom quilts, Singer has been there for it all.
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Represented by Quitze Nelson Artist Management
Nolan Matthews’ award-winning Documentary short film tells the story of the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project and the effects this project will have on the land and people of Maryland. Selected as Best Local Film in the Maryland International Film Festival. See the full Documentary film here.
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Photographer/Director Stewart Cohen brought history to life in a spot celebrating United West Texas’ 100th anniversary. Spanning four distinct time periods, the commercial weaves together a century of stories—capturing the spirit of community across generations. Pulling it off required not only cinematic vision, but also meticulous planning and an eye for the kind of details that make the past feel real.
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Photographer/Director Gabe Sanchez’s lifestyle commercial for the Toyota Tacoma truck. Showing life on the run with the mighty Tacoma, with the truck doing all of the heavy lifting and hard work, leaving the fun to its owner.
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Represented by Somlo talent
Photographer/Director Margaret Lampert’s Documentary short film, “The Art of Growing Up” offers an evocative glimpse into the hearts and minds of today’s youth. Divided into five loosely themed chapters, the film has all the Lampert signatures—lush lighting, bright faces, abiding authenticity—alongside the elements of sound and movement.
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Represented by Marianne Campbell Associates
