Aeroméxico Speculative Ad: A Tribute to Two Cities

Format: 60–90s cinematic spec spot Tools: Morphic Context: created for the Contra x Morphic challenge. Status: fan-made, speculative

This film is a love letter to two cities at once: Madrid, where I’ve built my present, and Mexico City, where my sense of home began. The ad comes from the emotional reality of distance and return, and from how a flight can carry more than luggage. It can carry memory, language, and the quiet hope of seeing your people again.

The piece is built around small, human moments rather than a big plot twist. It follows the feeling of moving through travel as an emotional sequence: anticipation, drifting, tenderness, and the subtle relief of getting closer. The story treats travel as a bridge between identities, not just destinations.

Grounded, cinematic realism with an intimate tone

Focus on details and micro-gestures that suggest longing and return

Warm, atmospheric lighting that makes travel feel like memory

A steady rhythm that prioritizes emotion over spectacle

Sound design emphasizes the sensory world of travel and the softness of nostalgia: space, air, movement, and quiet beats that support the emotional arc. Music and voiceover are used to guide mood and meaning without over-explaining.

Created end-to-end in Morphic using around 1,600 credits. I used Copilot to shape the concept, storyboard, and visual direction, then Canvas to animate the shots and build the sound design, music, and voiceover. Each shot was upscaled for a cleaner, more cinematic finish.

Fan-made speculative ad. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Aeroméxico.