Adam Lisagor

Adam David Lisagor (born February 25, 1978) is an American commercial director and the founder of Sandwich, a creative advertising studio and production company focused primarily on technology. He has also made on-camera appearances as a pitchman for various tech companies and products.

Early life and education Lisagor was born and raised in Camarillo, California. He graduated from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts in 2000 with a BFA in film production.

Career Visual effects After editing for a commercial production company in New York, in 2002 Lisagor returned to Los Angeles, as a visual effects coordinator and compositor on films such as The Day After Tomorrow, Æon Flux and Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem.

Sandwich Lisagor produced his first web commercial in 2009 for Birdhouse, an iPhone app he developed with his collaborator Cameron Hunt, for drafting and publishing writing on Twitter. To promote the app, Lisagor created and starred in a two-minute commercial, shot in the backyard of his apartment in Silver Lake, Los Angeles. The commercial generated interest from other tech companies looking to promote their apps in a similar fashion, and Lisagor began making commercials for these companies, with the biotechnology firm Genentech and Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey's startup Square his first two major clients. The firm specializes in helping startups and apps get noticed with short, entertaining, informative videos, Their videos are typically one-and-a-half to two minutes long. and produce television commercials in addition to online video ads. The firm's 2014 ad for Coin, which Lisagor appeared in, earned over 7 million views in its first month on YouTube,

In October 2020, Lisagor and Noah Kalina launched the podcast All Consuming, where they review direct-to-consumer brands that advertise to them on Instagram.

Personal life Lisagor lives in Los Angeles, California, He is Jewish and first started growing his beard at age 24.