commercial director
GREG BRAY
GREG BRAY is a commercial director. FrameThrower's visual library has 6 of their commercials (2015–2026), cut shot by shot, 1 of them award-winning. The work includes spots for Purple Bricks, Intersnack, KFC and Aldi, produced most often by Missing Link Films and LA/PAC, for agencies including Brothers and Sisters, CHANGE and McCann.
- 6
- Commercials in our library
- 1
- Award-winning
- 2015–2026
- Active
01 · Featured
GREG BRAY's most awarded commercial
© Intersnack
© Intersnack
© Intersnack
© Intersnack
© Intersnack
© IntersnackEpica Bronze 2015
Intersnack “Le Souffleur - Curly, C'est C** mais C'est Bon” 2015
A young man with ear protectors watches two friends engage in a food fight, while a woman enjoys Curly snacks, oblivious to the chaos around her.
Directed by GREG BRAY · CHANGE · LA/PAC
02 · Brands
Brands GREG BRAY has made commercials for
Every brand in the library, by award-winning work.
- Intersnack2015
1 commercials · 1 award-winning
- Purple Bricks2023–2026
2 commercials
- KFC2023
1 commercials
- Aldi2025
1 commercials
- Veet2025
1 commercials
03 · Works with
Who GREG BRAY works with
From the credits: the companies behind the spots, by number of spots.
Production companies GREG BRAY works with
- Missing Link Films2
- LA/PAC1
- Studio Set1
- Craft Manchester1
- Stink (Paris)1
Agencies GREG BRAY works with
04 · Awards
GREG BRAY's awards
Award-winning commercials in the library, by their best award, and the company honours we could source.
1
Epica
.
Top award-winning spots
- Epica Bronze 2015Intersnack “Le Souffleur - Curly, C'est C** mais C'est Bon”
05 · Work
Commercials by GREG BRAY
Our visual library has 6 GREG BRAY commercials, cut shot by shot. Here: the latest, then the most awarded.
Per year · gold = award-winning
Latest
© Purple BricksPurple Bricks “Bull” 2026
© AldiAldi “SpecialBuys” 2025
© VeetVeet “Tellers of Tall Tales” 2025
© KFCKFC “Cravers” 2023
© Purple BricksPurple Bricks “No More Bull” 2023Most awarded
© IntersnackIntersnack “Le Souffleur - Curly, C'est C** mais C'est Bon” 2015Dir. GREG BRAY · CHANGEEpica Bronze 2015
© Purple BricksPurple Bricks “Bull” 2026Dir. GREG BRAY · Brothers and Sisters
© AldiAldi “SpecialBuys” 2025Dir. GREG BRAY · McCann Manchester
© VeetVeet “Tellers of Tall Tales” 2025Dir. GREG BRAY · BETC
© KFCKFC “Cravers” 2023Dir. GREG BRAY · McCann
© Purple BricksPurple Bricks “No More Bull” 2023Dir. GREG BRAY · Brothers and Sisters
06 · For producers
What producers use GREG BRAY's page for
01Shortlist directors for your triple bid
You need three directors who can deliver this tone, and a reel is not a shortlist.
Start from GREG BRAY's work and find directors with a similar style, each with every spot, agency, production company and award.
© Audible
© iD Mobile
© IKEA
© NestléSimilar to GREG BRAY: Thomas Ormonde, Jamie Lane, François Lallier02GREG BRAY's full body of work, with credits
A reel shows the hits. You need every spot, and who made each one with them.
All 6 commercials, searchable shot by shot, with the agency, production company and awards on every spot.
© Intersnack
© Purple Bricks
© Aldi
© Veet6 commercials, 1 award-winning
07 · Questions
About GREG BRAY
What commercials has GREG BRAY directed?+
6 in the library, 2015–2026, including Intersnack “Le Souffleur - Curly, C'est C** mais C'est Bon”, Purple Bricks “Bull”, Aldi “SpecialBuys” and Veet “Tellers of Tall Tales”.
Which production company does GREG BRAY work with?+
Most often Missing Link Films (2 spots), also LA/PAC, Studio Set and Craft Manchester.
Which agencies has GREG BRAY worked with?+
Brothers and Sisters (2), CHANGE (1), McCann (1), McCann Manchester (1) and BETC (1).
What awards has GREG BRAY's work won?+
1 award-winning spots, including Epica Bronze 2015 for Intersnack “Le Souffleur - Curly, C'est C** mais C'est Bon”.
Which directors have a similar style to GREG BRAY?+
Thomas Ormonde, Jamie Lane, François Lallier, Aimée-Lee Xu Hsien and John Larigakis, by the ideas, tone and categories of their work.
08 · Discover
Other directors with a similar style
Not connected to GREG BRAY: matched by the ideas, tone and categories of their commercials.



