Rush spot conceived and executed in 2 days to promote the launch of a cross country tour of the Phineas & Ferb Platybus.

With no visuals or show footage, we set off to create a loren ipsum representation of our ‘he said she said’ inspired walla within a stylized NYC cityscape. Project delivered in both HD and SD. Alas, upon review, the network stated that the best thing about the pilot was the main title.

Concept inspired in-house to creatively solve client’s need for a simple but cool donut to attract the XD demographic and external online clients year-round. After shooting pro dancers Mike Song (ABDC) and Pandora (Step Up in 3D) at Notions Studios, we created computer themed visual effects seamlessly tracked to their mad tutting skills. End result is 2 templates (one boy and one girl) designed to easily swap out and effectively showcase online product from Disney XD clients. Yay us.

We shot Keri at the Tom Tom Club studios in Santa Monica to capture her personal style while also highlighting her skills as a successful songwriter to set up to her debut album release. We then took that live action footage and incorporated oversized graphics to interplay directly with what Keri was saying to create a visually enticing and personalized spot.

With only album art to work with (I’m sensing a theme here), our team created a fun and entertaining spot to promote Chris’ new album Mr Lucky.

With only album art to work with, our team created a stylized 3D environment to create a personalized space to showcase Queen Latifah’s voiceover and imagery.

With only a logo and a couple pictures to work with, we were commissioned to create an enticing teaser to promote this legendary band’s upcoming release.

Provided with only an album cover and some pretty rough epk footage,  lead creative Shane Winters set out to bring the album cover to life.  The client loved Shane’s work so much, they actually approached us to create a music video utilizing the same animation style and design.

A good example of a soundtrack spot inspired by and created from album package artwork and trailer footage.

Fox Searchlight was interested in an edgy, irreverent teaser piece to promote the indie film Choke online…so that’s what we did.