Campaign image
A still image that poses the same choice as the film: wait until it's too late, or move now.
Managing Director of Green Flash, with a cinematic AI commercial that made Taiwanese policymakers feel the urgency of renewable diesel.
Luuk had a script with a strong metaphor: frogs in boiling water. Our job was to turn that into an emotional, visual commercial that gets conversations about sustainable energy going.
The point wasn't to explain what HVO is. The point was to make the choice felt: keep running on fossil, or switch to something smarter. So the emphasis went on tension, visual rhythm and a metaphor you grasp in seconds.
We translated Luuk's idea into a series of vivid, emotionally charged images. Every choice had to amplify the urgency of the story: no abstract energy talk, but a visible moment where delay feels dangerous.
We built visually rich, emotionally charged scenes that convey the urgency of the renewable-diesel message clearly.
The frog metaphor makes the message instantly clear and uncomfortable.
Imagery, timing and temperature pull the story out of policy-speak.
Static visuals were refined, animated and edited into a flowing commercial.


The commercial had to carry enough emotion to start conversations, but the campaign also needed still assets that hold the same tension in print and social.
A still image that poses the same choice as the film: wait until it's too late, or move now.
The campaign visuals make the story usable beyond the video: presentations, outreach and policy settings.
Multiple shots stay in the same visual world, so the message doesn't fall apart across assets.
The film drew attention, sparked discussion among policymakers, and visually boiled the case for renewable energy adoption down to a clear choice.
Cinematic campaign film for Taiwanese policymaker awareness around sustainable HVO diesel.
“Taiwan was at a crossroads — keep fueling the future with fossil or pivot to something smarter. We built a campaign around that tension, with our Green Flash Commercial as a rallying cry. WonderLoop's ad struck a nerve. It didn't just get seen — it got people talking. And it helped push the shift toward renewable diesel further than we imagined.”