Antoine Bardou-Jacquet is a multi-award-winning director represented globally by Partizan and co-founder of the French design studio H5 in Paris. He gained worldwide recognition with Honda Accord's 'Cog' (2003), a Rube Goldberg masterpiece requiring four months of pre-production, four days of filming, and over 100 takes with 1.6mm precision—widely regarded as the most awarded commercial in advertising history. His portfolio spans automotive spectacle for Honda, Toyota, Nissan, Peugeot, Renault, Kia, and Alpine; VFX-driven storytelling for Adobe's first Creative Cloud spot 'Fantastic Voyage,' Coca-Cola x Marvel 'The Heroes,' and Saudi Tourism Authority's Dune-inspired 'This Land is Calling' with Rodeo FX; and action-driven POV work including the 2026 Super Bowl debut for Oakley x Meta featuring Marshawn Lynch, Spike Lee, and IShowSpeed via Mother Los Angeles. Additional clients include Audible, Canal+, NFL, Monoprix, Visa, and Funding Circle. He directed the 2014 SXSW-selected feature 'Moonwalkers' and pioneered typography integration in music videos for Alex Gopher and Air. His H5 studio created the Oscar-winning short 'Logorama.' Bardou-Jacquet's work combines precision mechanical effects, VFX supervision, graphic design heritage, and character-driven comedy across two decades of high-profile commercial campaigns.