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Jason’s Deli :30 TV

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We lifted this :30 out of 32 hours of footage captured for the Brand Film.

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Jason’s Deli Brand Film

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Founded in 1976 Jason’s Deli is family owned company that currently operates in 25 states with 215 locations. This film articulates the story of the brand. From its humble beginnings in Beaumont, Texas to its growth across the nation. This is the tale of a company that consistently takes the road less travelled in service of people. Sound lofty? Watch the film and see for yourself. (more…)

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Netspend Print

NetSpend is America’s largest provider of prepaid debit card products. We collaborate with multiple channel teams at NetSpend to lead messaging and creative development. From POP work, to graphic design of branded elements, and motion pieces, we help NetSpend capitalize on their rapidly expanding opportunities.

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i-port Brand Development

Patton Medical Devices wanted a clean and stylish articulation of their i-port brand. We created an iconic mark, wrote a tagline, introduced new type faces and provided them with a set of graphic standards.

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Big Brothers, Big Sisters-A Day in the Life

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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas needed a piece that would drive recruits for their program. The film we produced used stop motion photography (Beth Perkins) to highlight a day in the life of a “Big” and his “Little.” Ultimately the goal of the film was to lower the mental barriers potential “Bigs” might encounter while considering becoming involved.

This piece demonstrates its really about being present and nothing more. It’s not about being the “perfect mentor”. In this was we show the vulnerability of the “Big” while seeking connection for the “Little”. We cut a thirty second TV spot from this footage  that acted as a trailer and asked people to log on to the BBBS site to learn more. They were greeted with this longer form piece when they logged on. Kudos to Action Figure and Stuck On On for joining us on this project.

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i-port Brand Film

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When KK Patton was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes an innovation in medical devices was born. This is the story of the i-port, a product she created for people who require multiple daily injections.

This film educates customers and partners about the i-port and is used online, in trade show environments, and for public relations outreach.

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Trail Foundation Brand Development

The Trail Foundation used to be called The Town Lake Trail Foundation. Like a lot of other institutions in our town it was time for a new look and a new tag line. As native Austinites, we were raised on the trail so it was a natural project for us pitch in on. We love the result and we hope our city continues to recognize what an amazing natural resource we have at our core. The best way to do this is to donate money or volunteer at one of the many projects The Trail Foundation sponsors each year.

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Legacy Video Annual Report

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In 2006, GSD&M asked us to produce what amounted to a video annual report. We created the concept of a stop motion animated book. Then we executive produced and creative directed writer/director Jeff Nichols, Shiny Object, and Randal Ford to bring it all to life. The resulting piece takes a pile of disparate elements and weaves a compelling narrative about the scope of the tobacco control issue and the Legacy Foundation‘s effective movements therein.

The piece was used to communicate with key stakeholders of the Legacy Foundation.

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