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Featured Chase projects
This week's top Chase projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Chase · The Chase
Chase presents a high-production commercial featuring Drew Barrymore and Kevin Hart. The spot leans into a humorous narrative, set within a themed Halloween store complete with seasonal decor and costumes. Produced with a polished aesthetic, the live-action project captures a playful exchange between the two actors. Creative Agency Droga5 leads the production, with casting managed by Clockwork Casting.
Chase · The Card That’s Preferred for a Reason
Financial service advertising often leans on predictable tropes, but Chase breaks the mold in The Card That’s Preferred for a Reason by anchoring its value proposition in pure, aspirational escapism. In this lifestyle commercial, the narrative transcends traditional banking communication to embrace a cinematic sensibility that focuses on the lived experience of travel. By centering the story on a woman relaxing by a luxury resort swimming pool, the production team at Object & Animal masterfully highlights the card's premium benefits through subtle visual cues rather than heavy-handed technical explanations. The film utilizes a sun-drenched outdoor setting and sophisticated live-action technique to translate the convenience of the Chase Sapphire Preferred card into a tangible feeling of ease and status. Aerial shots of the resort are seamlessly woven with intimate, quiet moments in hotel rooms, creating a cohesive atmospheric journey that speaks directly to the wanderlust of its target demographic. By prioritizing authentic, high-end vacation imagery, the piece successfully positions the credit card as an essential companion for those who seek both adventure and comfort. This project serves as a compelling reminder that in the competitive credit card finance sector, the most effective way to market utility is often to demonstrate the exact lifestyle that such financial freedom is intended to facilitate.
Chase · This Mama Can
The Chase 'This Mama Can' advertising campaign explores the lived experiences of early motherhood through a series of intimate, observational vignettes. Centering on the transition into parenthood, the film features documentary-style family moments ranging from the initial ultrasound scan to the daily realities of breastfeeding and infant care. The project maintains a clean, live-action aesthetic that focuses on authentic emotional milestones within a domestic setting. Developed by agency partner Droga5 New York, the spot utilises a lifestyle-driven narrative to frame the brand's presence within significant personal transitions. Technical post-production work was provided by Significant Others and Final Cut London.
Chase · Team Kevin
Chase's campaign featuring Kevin Hart and Stephen Curry centres on a series of interactions within an indoor basketball arena. The spot showcases promotional moments for the brand's credit card cashback rewards, balancing professional broadcast elements like audio control boards and headsets with comedic dialogue. The execution leans into a polished, live-action technique, capturing the pair as they navigate a high-energy, spectator-filled environment. Music and sound design were provided by Wave Studios NY.
Chase · Ordering Easy 30
Chase presents 'Ordering Easy 30', a commercial spot that highlights the convenience of payment integration within food ordering apps. The film features a domestic setting, focusing on the decision-making process between two individuals navigating a meal selection using their mobile devices. Developed by Droga5 New York and produced by MJZ, the project utilizes live-action techniques and natural light to maintain a clean aesthetic. The narrative emphasizes the utility of the product through close-up shots of the app interface and the credit card, framing the finance solution within a relatable, everyday context.
Chase · Freedom
Chase's "Freedom" project is a finance-focused commercial spot that bridges everyday leisure and consumer retail experiences. Produced by MJZ with creative direction from the team at Droga5 New York, the film cuts between a relaxed family outing at the beach and scenes of seamless retail shopping. Utilizing live-action techniques and natural light, the project emphasizes a warm and candid aesthetic. The narrative highlights the utility of the credit card across both outdoor and interior environments, capturing high-clarity sequences that lean into a clean, sun-drenched visual palette. Post-production and VFX were handled by William McVay and Niccolò Montanari.
Chase · Holiday 2.0 - Little Thieves
Chase presents 'Holiday 2.0 - Little Thieves,' a humorous banking and finance commercial featuring actors Macaulay Culkin and Kevin Hart. Set against a backdrop of Halloween-themed porch decor, the spot captures the two performers interacting in a lighthearted narrative sequence. Directed as a polished live-action production, the project utilizes natural outdoor lighting to anchor the performance. Sound design was provided by Sound Goods.
Chase · Next Thing You Know
Chase presents 'Next Thing You Know,' a cinematic campaign capturing a series of intimate life milestones through a lens of documentary-style storytelling. Directed by Droga5 New York, the film weaves together quiet personal transitions—from late-night apartment scenes to significant life events like home buying and medical milestones—using warm, moody lighting to frame everyday narratives. The execution relies on a nostalgic, analogue-inspired aesthetic that emphasizes human connection. Production was handled by 2x2=5, with editorial oversight from Cabin Edit. Post-production and VFX were managed by RASCAL and Rare Medium, while Wave Studios NY provided the sound design for the project.
Chase · Chasing The Dream
This Chase for Business commercial, 'Chasing The Dream,' highlights the operational realities of three Miami-based interior designers. The film observes the trio across their daily workflow, from collaborative site visits and design reviews to navigating local storefronts. The narrative bridges the physical and digital, intercutting candid moments of professional creative work with sequences of the Chase mobile app. The project utilizes a bright, live-action technique to ground its focus on financial management tools within the context of small business ownership. Production for the spot was led by the agency Droga5 New York, with audio accompaniment provided by MAS-Music and Strategy.
Chase · Tapestry
Chase's Tapestry campaign explores the interplay between professional enterprise and everyday life through a series of vignettes. The project captures individuals across diverse settings, ranging from bustling maritime shipping ports and industrial sites to the quiet intimacy of residential spaces and local community hubs. Produced by agency SSK, the live-action work leverages cinematic color grading and natural lighting to bridge the gap between large-scale operations and personal narratives. The visual rhythm is underscored by a collaborative musical score, creating a cohesive piece that highlights both local commerce and broader economic activity.
Chase · First Banking
Chase introduces its First Banking initiative through this animated commercial, designed to illustrate the utility of its financial tools for families. The spot focuses on the mobile app experience, depicting how parents and children engage with features like chore management and allowance oversight. The execution relies on vibrant vector illustrations that lean into a clean and minimalist aesthetic. By utilizing a bright palette of cyan, blue, and white, the animation establishes a clear, accessible visual language for the brand’s banking interface. Creative development for this project was handled by agency Big Spaceship, with sound design and music provided by MAS-Music and Strategy.
Chase · 'I Like it, I want it'
Chase presents 'I Like It, I Want It', a commercial campaign focused on financial independence for younger audiences. The narrative follows a protagonist as he navigates an urban setting, transitioning from window shopping to a purchase enabled by his own account. The film relies on natural light and a live-action technique to ground the story in a familiar, everyday environment. Developed by Droga5, the spot uses an upbeat aesthetic and warm color palette to capture the experience of personal spending. The project features sound design and music by Droga5 New York and The Elements Music to anchor the commercial flow.
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