Another one from the boscia campaign I've been working through. This spot has three models, and two are already accounted for; I'm after the third.

The spot: boscia Luminizing Black Mask commercial, produced by 336 Productions, shot October 2018 at Hybrid Studios in Orange County. It's not on 336's Vimeo, but a copy survives on Amazon.

Already identified: Isabella M. (right) and Melissa Woods (Marca) (center), both tagged directly in the image by the hairstylist who worked the shoot, in her Instagram post from the day.

The third model isn't named anywhere. All three faces appear together near the end of the spot, so she's clearly visible — she just isn't credited and hasn't turned up in any of the usual places.

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What I've already checked: the hairstylist's post and comments, 336's own Instagram and Vimeo, boscia's Facebook archive, casting profile searches (Backstage, Actors Access, Casting Frontier), and the Amazon and retailer copies. boscia shut down in 2024 and their Instagram was purged back to 2022, so there's not much brand-side material left.

Any leads appreciated.

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Context: I've been reconstructing boscia's whole video output in this thread, about a decade of work and a dozen-odd attributions so far.

She is a just a random woman called Olivia Williams, working as PHR in L.A.

https://www.yelp.ca/user_details?userid=Xrt91UBLx6NWNMZpKXpYPA

6 hours ago, Tremens said:

She is a just a random woman called Olivia Williams, working as PHR in L.A.

https://www.yelp.ca/user_details?userid=Xrt91UBLx6NWNMZpKXpYPA

Thanks for digging into this one.

I'm going to leave it there, though. If she's an HR professional rather than someone working in the industry, she's not really in the same category as the last one; Strahan had a reel and an IMDb page and two tattoos I could check against her own posted images, so the ID stood on her own published work. Here there's nothing to verify against, and reverse image search didn't turn anything up either.

I've also since found out from boscia's former social media coordinator that these spots used a mix of outside talent and the brand's own marketing staff, and one of the two already identified in that spot was a boscia employee at the time. Therefore, some of the people in these videos were working models with credits to their name, and some were staff who stepped in front of a camera for a cheap shoot, which makes me wary of putting a name to anyone without something they've published themselves.

Appreciate the effort though, genuinely, and thanks again for the Pink Mask one, that was a proper solve.