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Fan-made Doritos commercial.
I chose Doritos because the moment I looked at the triangular logo, I instantly thought of the Upside Down world and the visual language of Stranger Things. Perfect match.
Narrative direction - a single Doritos bite becomes so loud it “breaks reality,” opening glowing red fissures, pulling the characters into a cinematic supernatural moment. Visually, I leaned into an 80s suburban night palette. I’ve dreamed of directing a Doritos ad for a long time, but never had the opportunity - AI finally lets me create and bring ideas to life. Thanks to Morphic.
All visuals, sound design, and music in this video were created entirely in Morphic.
Disclaimer: This is a fan-made ad created for creative/entertainment purposes only. Doritos did not sponsor, approve, or endorse this video.
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