Cereal commercial

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If you are a Gen X who grew up in the 80s you will definitely recognize these screenshots from popular commercials. Anyone remember Max Headroom?

When we were kids, there was nothing better than starting the day with a nice cup of our favorite cereal. And the most fun of all was the huge variety we had to choose from in the markets. Whether it was their shape, their flavors, nutritional value (ok not that), and of course, the mascots that represented them. #cereal #breakfast #saturdaymorningcartoons #70s #80s #80skids #90s #90skids #retrofood #nostalgia #retrokid #retrolovers #throwback #goodolddays #wheniwasakid #childhoodmemories

Freakies is a cereal that has almost been forgotten by most people but for a time, this was a cereal that lots of people knew about. This was a crunchy and light brown cereal with a unique shape that was a brand called Ralston’s first foray into cereal. Freakies cereal was marketed with a full cast of characters in commercials and for marketing materials because it was aimed at young kids. Read more about the history of Freakies Cereal and other great breakfast snacks on our website.

Oh's cereal hit American grocery shelves in 1980, a latecomer to the breakfast cereal competition when compared to some of the iconic cereals that debuted a half-century earlier. And Oh’s! in their original conception didn’t last particularly long, either. Continue reading about Oh's Cereal and other great snacks on our website.

cereal mascots

Witness now the unhealthy nexus of blockbuster movies (Steven Spielberg, j’accuse!) and sugary breakfast cereals.

Who remembers the scary clown on the box of Sugar Smacks?

These pictures were taken in my Commercial Photography class, where we had to shoot many types of surfaces and materials. In this case, I had to shoot a Lucky Charms' cereal box with a bowl, to make a Commercial ad for a magazine front cover.

Commercial Product Photography for Groovies, a cereal brand. Super vibrant, colorful and great "ready to eat" compositions.