Aaron Stoller is a Los Angeles-based commercial director who built comedic, performance-driven work after roughly a decade directing hundreds of MTV on-air promos, following TV and film study at the University of Missouri and a college internship there. He entered advertising through Biscuit Filmworks (US and UK). Super Bowl credits include Hyundai’s “The Chase” (Super Bowl 50, USA Today Ad Meter No. 6) and earlier “Boom,” the NFL’s Dirty Dancing–inspired “Celebrations to Come” with Eli Manning and Odell Beckham Jr., Tide’s “Laundry Night” with Peyton Manning (2020 One Show Bronze Pencil in Film; Merit in Integrated), Downy Unstopables with Danny McBride, and Samuel Adams’ “A Brighter Boston.” Other brand work includes Call of Duty Black Ops 6 (Peter Stormare), Google Pixel (2 Chainz, Awkwafina), Wealthsimple and Wells Fargo (Martin Short; Steve Martin), Foot Locker, Southwest, TikTok, Cheetos, J-B Weld (Nick Offerman), Nissan, Santander, Stella Artois, Grubhub, ESPN, and a National Partnership for Women and Families PSA. Recognition spans Cannes Lions, The One Show, Clios, D&AD, and AICP; he served on the 2019 Clio Awards jury for Film Technique.