Connor Storrie's Verizon Ad: Thriller Satire with a Twist

On March 31st, Connor's story from Heated Rivalry just dropped in a slick Verizon ad that plays

like a mini thriller with satire vibes directed by.

Nia de Costa is nearly five minutes long, showing him in a remote cabin, on edge from weird

noises, grabbing a knife after a creepy text as someone's coming.

For him, he peeks out the door to find an Uber driver therefore delivery, who bolts

when he sees the blade.

Story chills out.

He's up the Verizon app to lock doors and flip on lights, proving the network works smooth

even in the sticks.

Fans are buzzing about the twist, and that bold ending zoom on his backside with the tagline

best but, best network.

It ties right into his breakout as the hockey heartthrob in that queer romance series, keeping

his name hot.

Lately, he's stacking projects like the Indy Sci-Fi April X, hitting wide release this

summer.

24th High School comedy peaked under Molly Gordon, and his own directorial debut transaction

planet, which he wrote, funded, and shot on an iPhone.

Stories riding high, both solid, blending big screens with smart ads that stick in your

head.

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