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The Concept: Is Video Worth It? Issue #000015
We are all aware of current consumers' abbreviated attention spans. We live in an age of instant gratification and in order to cater to that audience, we need to make sure we're engaging our audience with authentic content that will hold their interest, while meeting them where they are (on their devices).
Lending a hand in Maine
An emotional and sensitive project that our team poured themselves into, hoping to capture the immensity of the people who were willing to bare their souls to us.
The Concept: QUOTABLE. Issue #000006
The challenges make you stronger, more nimble, better able to handle what comes next—you are forced to make time to think bolder, get more creative, and forge deeper relationships with current clients.
To that end, we're sharing some of the things we worked on this year and some things that our clients said about us that contributed to the best memories of 2023.
The Concept: MOMENTS. Issue #000005
While it is true that we live in a time of non-stop information and stimulation, the power of moments still exists—people crave experiences worth remembering, Easter eggs that ignite a core memory, frozen in time.
A Wes Anderson Vignette
A recent trend on TikTok sees content creators imitating the director’s unique style and our Trampoline video team was keen to join the trend.
The Legend Continues…
Each year, the NSAA Marketing Awards are presented to ski resorts across the country, recognizing the best in ski area marketing campaigns. The awards are designed to benefit the entire industry by raising overall marketing standards and promoting sustained growth of the industry.
Making music during a pandemic:
The changes we have witnessed and survived through COVID-19 have been business-altering across all industries. There were unimaginable losses that we mourned, while others passed largely unnoticed. The introduction of musical instruments to elementary school students was a potential casualty of lockdown.
A focus on preservation: Revealing hidden histories frame by frame with Preservation League of New York State
One of the most important things we do for clients is to create bridges. First, we deliver stories, missions, products, and experiences to potential audiences and clients using video, design, and language. Then, our skills get used in different ways to most effectively build those bridges.