Boom Chicago's McCain Attack Ad is a hilariously edgy political parody pointed at Presidential Candidate John McCain and "paid for by a shady 527 organization loosely affiliated with the Democratic party..."

"Who is John McCain???"

An edgy, thoughtful, and laugh-out-loud political parody pointed at you - the voter.

Boom Chicago's Barack Obama Attack Ad is a hilariously edgy political parody pointed at Presidential Candidate Barack Obama and "paid for by a shady 527 organization loosely affiliated with the Republican party..."

"It's time to learn the facts about Barack Obama..."

Boom Chicago presents another hilarious election film, Obama Online.

Boom Chicago presents another hilarious election film, McCain Uses the Interent.

Boom Chicago is very excited to be working with Sundance Channel and creating original political comedy, something Boom has been doing since 1993. The brief, to make a three video series, was immediately exciting because when you have a two party election, the obvious question is, "What is that third video about?" We decided to make an attack ad about the voter.

Boom's talented staff of writers, led by artistic director Jon Rosenfeld, developed the three attack ad videos and created the scripts for them. The video team, led by directors Matt Chapman and Becky Nelson, directed and edited the videos.

Our goal is to create edgy, thoughtful, and laugh-out-loud political comedy. Boom Chicago takes pride in finding savvy takes and reaching for the thoughtful joke, (usually) playing to the top of our intelligence.

-- Andrew Moskos Executive Producer

Andrew Moskos
Executive Producer Andrew Moskos is one of the original founders of Boom Chicago, the Amsterdam comedy institution. For 15 years, the creative ensemble have mounted some of the biggest and most successful theater productions in the Dutch capital city. These shows have received rave reviews in the Dutch media world as well as internationally in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, Time, Entertainment Weekly, and Time Out Chicago

Andrew launched Boom Chicago Video Productions in 2004 after the world-wide viral hit Florida Voting Machine where a John Kerry supporter accidentally votes for George W. Bush in a currupt electronic voting booth. Today Boom Chicago Video Productions produces content for broadcast, broadband and mobile. On TV, season three of CCN, a comedy news show for Comedy Central (Netherlands), begins in the fall. Boom Chicago's online videos can be seen at the expected online destinations plus www.boomchicago.tv. In 2006, the daily World Cup video column The Unlikely Fan was seen by almost one million people on six MSN portals around the world. Boom creates made for mobile series in the US and the UK which can be seen on Sprint Mobile, T-Mobile, and 3 (UK).

Andrew continues to develop live shows around topical themes including technology (Me, MySpace and iPod), the environment (Last One to Leave the Planet, Turn Off the Lights), racism (Here Comes the Neighborhood), privacy (Live at the Leidseplein: Your Privacy is our Business), and U.S.- U.K relations (Ironic Yanks). He directed the critically acclaimed Mr. America Contest about the Bush-Kerry election of 2004.