Disorderly Conduct’s Eric Stoltz wins Gold Lion for Hill Holliday

Noted actor and television director (Glee, Nashville, Believe) Eric Stoltz has broken into the commercial space: with a Gold Lion. The Mind Your Meds campaign, for Hill Holliday and The Partnership at DrugFree.org‘s Medicine Abuse Project, is Stoltz’s first foray into the spot arena. He signed with production boutique Disorderly Conduct just last year.

“We are thrilled to have had the opportunity to give back, do what we love with our talented friends at Hill Holliday AND launch Eric’s career in commercials in such a significant way,” said Ron Cicero, EP at Disorderly Conduct.

The spot aims to encourage safeguarding of prescription medication in American homes. One of two spots can be seen here: https://vimeo.com/74317830  AdAge reports his involvement was motivated, in part, by the death of Glee star Cory Monteith last year.

This is the first year for Lions Health at Cannes , the world’s largest healthcare communications awards. Out of 1,400 entries, only 66 were awarded.

Disorderly Conduct, headed by Co-CEOs Kate Cohen and Marisa Polvino, and EP Ron Cicero, is a boutique production company based out of Santa Monica. The shop currently represents directors Brett Foraker, Jan Wentz, Jesse Moss, Daniel Levi, Luis Gerard, and Francesco Calabrese. Sister company Straight Up Films, recently released Wally Pfister’s Transcendence, and just wrapped production on Gavin O’Conner’s Jane Got a Gun. 

Noted actor and television director (Glee, Nashville, Believe) Eric Stoltz has broken into the commercial space: with a Gold Lion. The Mind Your Meds campaign, for Hill Holliday and The Partnership at DrugFree.org's Medicine Abuse Project, is Stoltz's first foray into the spot arena. He signed with production boutique Disorderly Conduct just last year.

“We are thrilled to have had the opportunity to give back, do what we love with our talented friends at Hill Holliday AND launch Eric’s career in commercials in such a significant way,” said Ron Cicero, EP at Disorderly Conduct.

The spot aims to encourage safeguarding of prescription medication in American homes. One of two spots can be seen here: https://vimeo.com/74317830  AdAge reports his involvement was motivated, in part, by the death of Glee star Cory Monteith last year.

This is the first year for Lions Health at Cannes , the world’s largest healthcare communications awards. Out of 1,400 entries, only 66 were awarded.

Disorderly Conduct, headed by Co-CEOs Kate Cohen and Marisa Polvino, and EP Ron Cicero, is a boutique production company based out of Santa Monica. The shop currently represents directors Brett Foraker, Jan Wentz, Jesse Moss, Daniel Levi, Luis Gerard, and Francesco Calabrese. Sister company Straight Up Films, recently released Wally Pfister's Transcendence, and just wrapped production on Gavin O’Conner’s Jane Got a Gun.