Commercials

Frank’s spots featuring then unknown Roseanne were so popular, they became the premise for Roseanne’s show and essentially served as :30 proof-of-concept trailers that allowed Roseanne to get the green light.  

In the ancient times was created this advertising legend. Frank was there on day one. He cast Joe Isuzu the Liar and produced the first spot. Unknown actor, David Leisure, was just smarmy enough to ...

One minute of moments from spots Frank has directed in years past.  

No matter what his publicist says, Bryan Cranston cannot deny he got his start swinging orange flashlights.

Frank was writer/director. This spot was an AICP winner. And now it’s in the MOMA archives.    

The late great Phil Hartman.

This pro bono commercial was a CLIO winner.  

In her own words. Frank interviewed Oprah at her home in Chicago and recreated the sessions in Los Angeles.  

Strange but true. This documentary spot was created because a rancher wrote a testimonial letter to Nexxus Shampoo about his beautiful bull.