The Masters is a great place to break new work. There’s only a few commercials at the top of the hour so people look up from their phones to watch. This launched the Power of & for AT&T.
GE asked us to create a content model for all markets outside the US. This series of films told the personal stories of how GE was changing lives around the world. We all got serious jet lag making these. But we also got over 3M views on YouTube.
The arrival of 5G will radically change the way first responders do their jobs. Verizon wanted to show all the new and innovative ways that lives will be saved using the authentic voices of the people who always answer the call.
As the country shut down to slow the spread of the coronavirus, small businesses quickly found themselves in an unprecedented crisis. Verizon quickly pivoted their existing B2B efforts to let them know they had a partner to help them stay up and running no matter what. This work was rapidly and remotely produced in the opening days of the pandemic.
There was a time when Kanye West was just another up-and-coming hip-hop artist looking for a mid-level vodka brand to take him under their wing. This is that time.
Harman Kardon makes speakers that sound better than Sonos. They look nice and have Google Voice. Don’t believe me, believe Gary Clark Jr.
The insurance and annuities industry is a highly regulated business. But if you talk about the brand and what insurance and financial stability can do for real people, you can get to some very nice work. A talented team made these sweet little stories about people following their dreams into retirement.
A creative solution starts when you ask a simple question: what if? These spots helped launch the most recent chapter of the Let’s Create campaign for IBM.
