Weschud Schweitzer
How do you get skiers to drive hours past what they know to a mountain they’ve never heard of and can’t even pronounce? Send an open invitation to the entire city.
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Amazon Astro
A lot of people are skeptical that a home robot could actually be useful. We leaned into that.
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Rover Pet-Sitting Service
We’ve all gotten weird-close to our pets. Fortunately, sitters on Rover actually encourage you to get weird-specific with your pet care instructions. We had some real Rover customers share theirs.
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HUMBIRD HOTEL BRANDING
To create the name and brand design for a new ski-in hotel at Schweitzer in Idaho, we kept one ski boot in the future and one in rough-and-tumble local lore.
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Amazon Echo Studio
Echo Studio delivers a 3D, immersive audio experience from one smart speaker. Here’s proof you can geek out about tech specs without putting people to sleep.
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Amazon Subscribe & Save
Explain Amazon’s auto-delivery service without being boring. BEEP BEEP. Produce a global campaign mid-pandemic with a not-huge budget. BEEP BEEP. Join forces with Amazon’s internal production team. BEEP FRICKIN’ BEEP.
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AWS+NFL: We Have Proof
We blended the beer-spilling thrills of NFL football with the business-boosting power of AI-driven analytics, without cheating either one of them.
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Amazon Echo Studio Launch
Immersive 3D sound from a single smart speaker is crazy. Producing a multi-city, multi-celebrity launch video in about a week is crazier.
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WA State Department Of Health: Dear Me
The most challenging communications problem imaginable: convince hardcore, low-income smokers to quit. With advertising. The solution? Shut the hell up and listen.
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Amazon Fire TV: #showhole
That dark void you feel when your favorite show ends? It’s a thing. We gave it a name. And then showed America how to escape it. You’re welcome.
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Amazon Fire TV: Gary Busey Talks To Things
Amazon Fire TV was the first streaming media player to have voice search. Great. But not great enough to worm its way into our audience’s social feeds. Someone call Gary Busey.
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