Social: Tweet the Blues
Combine a Chicago Blues legend with a simple concept and you get one Applied Arts Award, one Lotus and two Lotus Merits.
Radio: JCI
JCI's long standing positioning line informs all their creative - even radio.
TV: Trophic
A 15 second ultra-low budget spot for a natural laxitive made by a huge multinational. Yes.
Print: Weissach
When you are driving a luxury sports car from Weissach... well you know the old cliche. But what isn't a cliche is picking up a Merit at the Lotus Awards for a text only print ad.
Internal Video: Dilwari
The management team at Dilwari needed a self-promo video for their year-end party. We created something their staff not only wanted to watch, they wanted a copy to show their friends.
Radio: Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
A mildly offensive Christmas spot and a series from "Know it all Dad" that won a merit at the Lotus Awards and has become a valuable brand property for our client that has endured for nearly three years and at least a dozen radio spots.
TV: Alpine Credits
Minimal budget. Maximum fun. In all, four spots were created for less that $40,000. These are the only two that made the cut - they just happened to be the ones I wrote.
Radio: Alpine Credits
Our research suggested that people like to hear the word "approved." The result: qualified leads increased by over 20% and sales numbers were not divulged, but let's just say a lot of people were approved.
Radio: Get Acceptance
Nobody likes to apply for a home equity loan especially from The Bank.
Ambient: Burnaby Blues and Roots Festival
To help Tourism Burnaby promote the Burnaby Blues and Roots Festival we took the music to the people.
Ambient: Momentum Grooming
We may, or may not have paid the licensing fee for Mr. Seleck's photo but we did win a Creativity International Award.
We may, or may not have paid the licensing fee for Mr. Seleck's photo but we did win a Creativity International Award.
Multimedia: BC Hydro
A massive youth marketing promotion that included on-line videos, radio, print, a website and more.
Print: Sharpening House