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That’s a wrap on saying that’s a wrap at Cannes

Earlier this year, we created a ridiculous (and fake) made-for-TV Rom Com movie trailer for the Kansas City Chiefs Playoff Campaign. Well, Hallmark Media called and wanted to make it a real thing. So, "Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story," an ACTUAL Hallmark movie, will be premiering this Christmas. Thanks to incredible clients at Kansas City Chiefs and kudos to the whole Barkley team Deidre Lichty Kyle Anthony Bryce Richardson Colin Krug Molly Smith Shawn Wallace @

We used A.I. to create 30 different love songs inspired by the internet's love for Cheddar Bay Biscuits. Everything from Emo to Gospel to Hair Metal to Folk. A and B sides are now ready to butter up those eardrums: https://lnkd.in/gcmJz7zc #ai #advertising #ai #tech #aitools

Homeless Listings is up for a Webby. To raise money and awareness for Homeless Veterans, we posted REAL homeless encampments around the country on vacation rental sites like Airbnb and VRBO. Please support us by voting for us. It only takes a few minutes and would mean a lot. My Dad is a Vet, and Veteran support has always been important to him. One of the many reasons this project was so important to me. https://lnkd.in/g8AzhfZd #Webbys

This was an incredible project for an incredible cause and client. Thanks The Clio Awards and the judges for the recognition.

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A.I. has rapidly changed the way we work at Barkley- and in almost everything we do. Thanks to the University of Missouri-Kansas City for inviting me to speak on the #ai tools we use to make bigger and better ideas even faster. And thanks to my fellow panelists for schooling me on how their businesses are adapting.

New work up for the Kansas City Chiefs. The headlines they've had this year were out of a Hallmark movie. So we made a trailer for one. Thanks for the write-up Ad Age.

Our Smoothie King Romance Novel, a 228-page book we wrote in less than 5 days using ChatGPT, just won ADWEEK'S A.I. CAMPAIGN OF THE YEAR. I appreciate Doug Hentges quote that basically says "We used something brilliantly smart to do something brilliantly dumb."