Revolver cranks up its craft in spots and the real world

Production company Revolver delivered work with high craft and high impact in 2024, both at home in Australia and abroad. See all of Ad Age’s 2025 Agency A-List winners here Steve Rogers, one of Revolver’s star directors, had a standout year. He shot the unflinching film “Considering What?” for Channel 4’s coverage of the Paris 2024 Paralympics Games (a co-production with Biscuit Filmworks) and later in the year crafted Telstra’s “Donkey” spot for the holidays. Also for Telstra, director Jeff Low created 26 wonderful stop-motion shorts with animals in far-flung parts of Australia talking about how great their cell service is. Meanwhile, an Australian TV campaign for McDonald’s, directed by Leilani Croucher, revived the restaurant’s iconic “Big Mac chant”—and used retro styling throughout. Revolver directors Glue Society turns heads in the real world, too, building a captivating art piece called “The Spot” on a Sydney beach—an evolving melanoma sculpture that grew and mutated over time. Glue Society later introduced the world to “Waylon,” an overweight dog balloon who got stuck between two buildings for IAMS. Revolver also finished runner-up for the Palme d’Or at Cannes Lions and took home two Grand Prix awards at the festival for 2023 projects—one for the Sydney Opera House’s 2023 film “Play It Safe” and another for Rogers’ “1Sqm” film for Hornbach. The company also added directors Gabriel Gasparinatos, Vic Singh-Thompson and Taso Alexander to its roster in 2024. See all of Ad Age’s 2025 Agency A-List winners here

Revolver cranks up its craft in spots and the real world

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