Cameron Van der Veer

Ten Boston sports characters.

One insurance provider.

Made with our partners at HeyLetsGo

If you love the local teams, Plymouth Rock takes care of you with special insurance programs for Sox, Pats and B’s fans.

Plymouth Rock is a proud sponsor of the New England Patriots. Sure, we’ll miss Tom, but this is a great organization and we’ll be just fine.

Plymouth Rock has a Bruins Auto Insurance Program that gets you closer to the team with all kinds of cool perks. We partnered with Fairfolk for a campaign that got fans up close and personal with B’s defensemen Torey Krug.

Blue Cross of MA wanted to promote their Medicare brand so when people finally turned 64, they’d know who to turn to for coverage.

The Nines was one of the last places to launch online ordering. By then, the novelty had kinda worn off. But some things never wear off. Like wings and watching sports. Or not wanting to cook. Or suddenly craving potato skins.

So we created convenient url themed ads to address these everyday situations. Just type in the url and you’re taken right to The Nines’ new online ordering site.

Cigna Healthcare’s GO YOU campaign celebrated your true self, in all your fantastically, amazingly, remarkably human glory.

In other words, don't be a sheep.

So we sent hundreds of sheep into the daily city hustle to remind folks not to become part of the herd.

And here are some social posts from Cigna encouraging people to let their true selves out. After all, what's healthier than that?

I have a weekly golf match against some of the meanest dudes in town.

People think BoA is a big bank monster, but they do a lot of good and help a lot of people.

For this project, we created content vids to highlight the work BoA and (RED) were doing to help end AIDS.

If everyone donated just a little bit of money, AIDS could be gone. Sounds like a good deal to me. 

I have a weekly tennis match against my arch nemesis/good friend Oliver. We put up posters around town to promote the rivalry. Sometimes the local nursing home takes a van load of senior citizens to watch our match.

Dunkin' comes up with new food and drinks every day. So I wrote upwards of 50 million headlines for Dunkin' Donuts Point of Purchase posters. A lot of times they'd just say the product names like the New Spicy Smoked Sausage Biscuit Breakfast Sandwich or New Iced Caramel Frozen Macchiato Cold Brew. But sometimes we got to put headlines in there.

Everyone knows Chili's is a happening place. Great spot for families, dates, football teams, grannies, you name it.

Dunkin' was turning their coffee flavors into new donut flavors. How did they do it? Magic.

So we found a magician, and I'm not sure how he did it, but somehow he turned Dunkin' Coffee into NEW COFFEE FLAVORED DONUTS! We were lucky enough to catch it all on film.

I've worked on all sorts Dunkin' TV commercials. From bigger brand spots, to local markets spots in Albany or Wichita, to mini campaigns, to tabletop food spots, to athlete sponsorships. The works, really.

Waters provides analytical services for food and pharmaceutical labs to make sure all their testing is on point.

For this campaign, they wanted to focus on data integrity, and how every piece of data affects the bigger picture.

Fentimans Beverages are pretty expensive, so we gave the brand an old money feel for a taste of the affluent lifestyle.

Some tourneys just really needed to happen. So I got on my bicycle and rode across the USA, polling every person I met about these very important questions.

Craigslist has everything. All those cities and apartments and weird jobs, missed connections, cardboard boxes, bundles of wood piles, pedicures, golf balls, resumé writers, dinghies, recliners, lawnmowers autographed by Rony Seikaly — pretty much everything.