Rory Odani
Creative Director | Art Director
Every great idea starts with a blank page. The best ones end up drawing people in.
I love helping brands become unexpectedly interesting. That's where attention lives. Whether the answer is a Super Bowl commercial, a social campaign, or something in between, I love finding ideas that make people see brands in a new way.
Kia “Binky Dad”
Integrated Campaign • Broadcast • Social • Creator Partnerships
A Super Bowl campaign that continued long after the final whistle.
The story didn't stop with the broadcast. After introducing audiences to Binky Dad during the Super Bowl, it continued on TikTok through multiple alternate endings, creator collaborations, and conversations that spread across social.
Jollibee Chicken Nuggets
A social-first launch built around one delicious question: Snack or Meal?
One Debate. Three Takes.
Building the Buzz
Launch
Coming Soon
California Lottery
Across multiple campaigns, we helped bring a more playful, modern voice to the California Lottery. From the relaunch of Mega Millions to long-running Scratchers campaigns, the work spanned broadcast, social, digital, retail, and experiential—finding new ways to make play feel as fun as the possibility of winning.
Mega Millions Re-Launch
We helped re-launch Mega Millions with a fun metaphor that captured the explosive growth of its jackpots.
A Little Play Can Make Your Day
Scratchers campaigns had always been about the ticket. We helped create the first-ever brand platform for Scratchers, shifting the focus from what you could win to the simple joy of playing.
Social
OOH
Playful Ways to Scratch
Building on our play-first platform, we found new ways to make scratching itself more entertaining.
Social
Jollibee Chicken Sandwich
Meet Chris P. Poultry: the Chicken Sandwich Attorney. His mission? Helping people recover from years of disappointing chicken sandwiches by making the case for Jollibee.
OOH/Guerilla
AT&T
Created in response to Verizon's attacks on AT&T's network, the campaign quickly took on a life of its own. Kids' refreshingly honest perspective struck a chord with audiences, turning the work into a pop culture phenomenon that inspired countless articles, spoofs, and parodies. It remains one of AT&T's most successful and recognizable campaigns.