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Austin Scott Featured in SHOOT Online’s Super Bowl Creative Roundup

Date
10 Feb 2026
Author
Brandon
Austin Scott

Our very own Chief Creative Officer, Austin Scott, was featured in SHOOT’s Monday Morning Quarterbacking: Agency Creatives Assess Super Bowl Commercials, joining top creative leaders from across the industry to break down what stood out on advertising’s biggest stage. The annual roundup spotlights expert perspectives on the ideas, storytelling, and cultural relevance driving Super Bowl campaigns—and Austin’s inclusion underscores Brandon’s role as a creative authority shaping what’s next. 

Read the full article and explore Austin’s take on this year’s Super Bowl commercials, here.

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