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Featured Honda projects
This week's top Honda projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Honda · Your Dreams Engineered
In the luxury automotive sector, Honda bridges the gap between abstract aspiration and tangible innovation with Your Dreams Engineered, a cinematic commercial that reframes the concept of mobility through a highly stylized lens. Directed by Ryan Chun and crafted by the creative team at Pablo London, the project eschews traditional vehicle showcases in favor of a metaphorical journey involving a glowing, shape-shifting sphere. This ethereal object acts as a stand-in for the potential of engineering, as it traverses diverse landscapes from sprawling urban environments to sterile, high-tech laboratories. The visual execution leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, employing a mix of live-action technique and sophisticated VFX to heighten the sense of wonder. By juxtaposing the human touch with scientific precision, the film highlights a meticulous design process that feels both grounded and futuristic. The use of a fish-eye lens paired with deliberate handheld camera work adds a layer of raw, artistic texture that contrasts beautifully against the cool, monochromatic color palette of the studio setting. Rather than relying on standard product placement, the narrative invites viewers to consider the engineering behind the dream, proving that high-end automotive storytelling can be as much about the intellectual pursuit of progress as it is about the final mechanical result.
Honda · Young MacDonald Had No Farm
Honda’s 'Young MacDonald Had No Farm' is a cinematic spot for the luxury automotive brand, centering on a woman navigating the quiet rhythms of her urban apartment. The film leans into a moody, clean aesthetic, observing the character as she moves through her morning routine, from kitchen interactions to hallway moments with her dog. Produced by Revolver with creative direction from Special Australia, the work relies on a live-action technique that prioritizes ambient interior lighting. The project balances a calm, narrative pacing with polished art direction, complemented by sound design and music from Sonar Music and post-production work by Blockhead VFX.
Honda · The dream garage
Honda explores the intersection of personal space and automotive design in 'The dream garage.' This commercial features a man traversing an illuminated storage facility at night, highlighting the interplay between architectural lines and vehicle presentation. The film utilizes cinematic nighttime lighting to accentuate the textures of the space, with wet asphalt surfaces reflecting rows of industrial storage units. The production incorporates live-action techniques to build a structured visual narrative. Creative development was led by Special Australia, with production managed by Revolver. The project includes sound design by Sonar Music and post-production and VFX work by Blockhead VFX.
Honda · Insight - Meh
Honda presents 'Insight - Meh,' a cinematic automotive commercial that utilizes surreal, minimalist visuals to highlight vehicle design within an urban landscape. The narrative is set against modern architecture, featuring an unconventional fleet of cars moving through city streets and parking structures. Developed by RPA, the production combines live-action technique with layered visual effects. The film was produced by Anonymous Content, with post-production and VFX handled by the team at MPC London.
Honda · Chasing Greatness
Honda’s 'Chasing Greatness' campaign highlights the performance capabilities of its pickup truck line within a rugged, mountainous landscape. The commercial leans into an adventurous tone, capturing the vehicles as they navigate winding roads at dusk with headlights illuminating the terrain. Produced by Reset with agency support from RPA, the project utilizes live-action technique alongside cinematic projection effects on the surrounding rock faces. Post-production and VFX were managed by Parliament and Company 3 London, while Lime Studios handled music and sound design to round out the earthy, atmospheric environment.
Honda · Chasing Greatness
Honda captures the rugged capability of its pickup truck in 'Chasing Greatness,' a commercial film that tracks the vehicle through a mountainous desert landscape at dusk. The cinematography leans into atmospheric night lighting, juxtaposing cool blue palettes with sharp, warm amber accents as the truck navigates open terrain. The project was created by agency RPA with production handled by Reset. Utilizing live-action techniques, the campaign highlights the vehicle's performance in off-road environments, complemented by post-production and VFX from Company 3 LA and sound design by Lime Studios.
Honda · A New Truck to Love (Super Bowl)
Honda presents 'A New Truck to Love,' a commercial spot filmed for the Super Bowl. The piece captures a man and his pickup truck navigating a pastoral landscape, set against a expansive, grassy meadow filled with a flock of sheep. The production leans into a cinematic aesthetic, utilizing natural light under an overcast sky to draw out the textures of the rolling hills and the immediate surroundings. The visuals maintain a nostalgic quality throughout, featuring a grainy finish that emphasizes the live-action technique. Creative development for this project was handled by agency RPA, with production services provided by Hungryman.
Honda · Back and Forth On Air
Honda presents 'Back and Forth On Air,' a commercial spot centered on the intersection of family life and youth sports. The narrative captures a young boy’s routine as he prepares for a baseball game, moving from domestic bedroom scenes to transit in a minivan. Produced by GREATERGOOD, the project utilizes a live-action technique to showcase suburban environments and sports participation. Through natural lighting and clean framing, the film documents the domestic rhythm associated with youth athletics.
Honda · Back and Forth Director's Cut
Honda’s Back and Forth Director's Cut campaign documents the rhythm of family life through the lens of youth sports. The film follows a young boy’s journey from his bedroom preparations to the baseball field, grounding the narrative in the daily routines shared between a mother and son. Produced by GREATERGOOD, the piece utilizes observational storytelling and natural lighting to maintain a clean, grounded aesthetic. The edit emphasizes live-action technique, capturing the transition between the interior of a silver minivan and the action of the game to reflect domestic travel.
Honda · This is Forty
This commercial for the Honda Accord highlights the vehicle's engineering and design through a dynamic montage. The visual language leans into a moody aesthetic, pairing clean product lighting with smooth tracking shots that transition between exterior walkarounds and interior dashboard details. Produced by Fellow LA in collaboration with agency Orci, the spot features a large fleet of vehicles captured within a studio setting. The execution uses live-action techniques to emphasize the car's technology integrations and modern automotive features.
Honda · This is Forty - World Cup
For the 'This is Forty' campaign, Honda explores the intersection of automotive design and the cultural energy surrounding the World Cup. The commercial contrasts technical studio shots of the Accord's dashboard and exterior with high-energy vignettes rooted in football fandom. Produced by Fellow LA with creative direction from Orci, the spot cuts between precise product displays and a series of narrative scenes. These include stadium settings, a multi-screen living room setup, and thematic still-life shots, capturing the broad excitement of the tournament. The piece utilizes a live-action technique to bridge the gap between luxury automotive features and the fast-paced nature of competitive sports.
Honda · You Have Enough to Deal With_
Honda presents 'You Have Enough to Deal With,' a commercial campaign created for SoCal Honda Dealers. The project centres on a series of studio-based sequences, featuring a subject set against a stark white background and vibrant furniture to maintain focus on the messaging. Directed by Toby Jacobs, the production utilizes clean, minimalist art direction and live-action techniques to bridge the gap between human-centric storytelling and automotive promotion. The vertical film format prioritizes mobile-first engagement while maintaining a polished, consistent aesthetic across the reveal frames.
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