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Name
  
David Kellogg

Role
  
Music video director

Spouse
  
Denise Michele



Born
  
1952 (age 63–64)
United States

Occupation
  
Film director, television director

Movies
  
Inspector Gadget, Cool as Ice, Playboy: Wet & Wild, Playboy Video Playmate Calendar 1989

Nominations
  
Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directing - Commercials

Similar People
  
Kristin Minter, Joely Fisher, David Stenn, Denise Michele, Andy Heyward

David Kellogg - Director


David Kellogg (born 1952) is an American film, commercial, and music video director.

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Kellogg has created television productions for companies as Pepsi, Fuji, AT&T, Sprite, Coke, Nike, Apple, IBM, MCI, United Airlines, and Mercedes-Benz. He is part of Anonymous Content, a multimedia development and production company in Los Angeles, California.

He is married to model and actress Denise Michele. He has two sons and a daughter.

Partial filmography

  • Inspector Gadget (1999)
  • Cool as Ice (1991)
  • Partial music videography

  • "Sing Along" by Blue Man Group with Dave Matthews (2004)
  • "Please Forgive Me" by David Gray (2001)
  • "Jam" by Michael Jackson (1992)
  • "Love Oh Love" by Lionel Richie (1992)
  • "Keep It Comin' (Dance Till You Can't Dance No More)" by C+C Music Factory (1992)
  • "Lies" by En Vogue (1990)
  • "When Women Are Lonely" by Peter Wolf (1990)
  • "We Got Our Own Thang" by Heavy D (1989)
  • "I'll Be Good to You" by Quincy Jones featuring Ray Charles and Chaka Khan (1989)
  • "Secret Garden" by Quincy Jones featuring Barry White, James Ingram, El DeBarge and Al B. Sure! (1989)
  • "Innocent Days" by Giant (1989)
  • "3 O'Clock Jump" by Herb Alpert (1989)
  • "With Every Beat of My Heart" by Taylor Dayne (1989)
  • "Drive My Car" by David Crosby (1989)
  • "Bodyguard" by Bee Gees (1989)
  • "Some People" by E.G. Daily (1989)
  • Partial list of television commercials

  • Titleist "Painting" (starring: John Cleese)
  • American Express "Gas Pump" (starring: Jerry Seinfeld)
  • American Express "Dance" (starring: Ellen DeGeneres)
  • Lynx "Dream Date" (starring: Jennifer Aniston)
  • Capital One (starring: David Spade)
  • Alka-Seltzer (starring: Kathy Griffin)
  • Frito-Lay's Rold Gold (starring: Jason Alexander)
  • Campbell's (starring: John Lithgow)
  • Bud Lite "Spa" (starring: Cedric the Entertainer)
  • Pepsi "Machine" (starring: Shakira)
  • Gatorade "Playmates" (starring: Yao Ming, Peyton Manning, Derek Jeter, Jason Kidd and Vince Carter)
  • Gillette "Wrestling" (starring: Dave Chappelle)
  • Intel "Tubes" (starring: Blue Man Group)
  • Kinney Shoes "Fashion is Where You Find It" (starring: Udo Kier)
  • Antarctica (starring: Whoopi Goldberg)
  • Ford "Magic" (starring: Penn & Teller)
  • U.S. Cellular (starring: Joan Cusack)
  • 7 Up "Make 7 Up Yours" (starring: Orlando Jones)
  • Budweiser "Word Association" & "Relationship Counselor"
  • DaimlerChrysler Jeep: "Swampland"
  • Little Caesars "Training Camp"
  • Eastman Kodak "Pie Plate"
  • OfficeMax "Rubberband Man"
  • Sierra Mist "Bronze Man"
  • Mountain Dew "007" & "Posers"
  • Mercedes-Benz "Big Show"
  • United Airlines "Glamorous Life"
  • Volkswagen "Passenger" (starring: Adria Dawn, Clark Saturn)
  • Awards and nominations

  • 2004 Emmy Award nomination for Office Max "Rubberband Man"
  • 2004 Music Video Production Association (MVPA) award nominee for Best Adult Contemporary Video
  • 2001 Music Video Production Association (MVPA) award nominee for Best Adult Contemporary Video
  • 1997 Directors Guild of America award nominee for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Commercials
  • 1995 Emmy Award for HBO "Tea Time"
  • 1991 Golden Raspberry Award nominee for Worst Director for Cool as Ice
  • 1988 MTV Award nominee for Best Video from a Film Rain Man
  • Various Clio Awards, D&AD Awards, AICP Awards, BTAA Awards
  • References

    David Kellogg Wikipedia