Tilt Creative + Production launched a campaign for Nivis, a Richmond-based skiwear company. Called “The Mountain Doesn’t Care,” the campaign includes a 90-second spot led by local director Geoff Castillo and copywriter Conor McFarland, with production from Overcoast, New York-based Preymaker and California-based Cabin Editing.
BES Studios worked with local augmented reality company ArtGlass Group to create a 45-minute AR tour of Hegra, an ancient Nabataean city in Saudi Arabia. BES provided creative direction, production and post-production and filmed both locally and at the UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is managed by the Royal Commission for AlUla. A behind-the-scenes film gives a glimpse of the tour, which is available only on AR glasses provided at the site.
Familiar Creatures helped promote this year’s Duke’s Mayo Bowl, enlisting hip-hop artist Flavor Flav as the secret celebrity who was revealed to be in client Duke’s Mayo‘s Tubby mascot costume and performed the annual “mayo dump” on the football game’s winning coach. The publicity stunt gained exposure from multiple media outlets.
Familiar Creatures released new work for Crunch Fitness’s “Feel Good, Not Bad” campaign. The 30-second spot was directed by Hey Mama and produced locally by Spang with sound by Overcoast. A 30-second spot, also produced by Spang, was released for Japan-based photo sharing app Family Album. The agency also hired Sophie Durand as a brand associate and added VCU student Ryen Harris as art direction intern.
Arts & Letters released a new spot for NFL on ESPN. Called “Playoff Pitch,” the 30-second ad features former player Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson and ESPN broadcasters Joe Buck and Troy Aikman. The spot aired Dec. 20 to Jan. 6 on ESPN, ABC, FX, National Geographic, Hulu, and on online video and social media.
Evergib and Karnes Coffey completed a website refresh for local design firm 3North. Evergib handled content organization, messaging and consulting, and Karnes Coffey updated the design and layout.
Addison Clark launched a new website for local IT staffing firm Core Consulting. It completed a 15- and 30-second commercial for business brokerage Transworld Business Advisors.
Xponent21 handled content strategy, design and development for Central Virginia Transportation Authority’s website. The site includes interactive maps, meeting schedules, public notices and other documents for the public and CVTA members.
Red Orange Studio launched a digital ad campaign for Shenandoah Beerwerks Trail. The agency led creative for the Virginia Beach Neptune Festival’s 50th anniversary, including a logo, website, boardwalk signage, collateral, merchandise and a coffee table book.
The Martin Agency was hired by J.P. Morgan after a competitive review, according to Ad Age.
Advertising Club of Richmond is accepting submissions for this year’s Richmond Show. The deadline to submit is Feb. 23. More info here.
Tilt Creative + Production launched a campaign for Nivis, a Richmond-based skiwear company. Called “The Mountain Doesn’t Care,” the campaign includes a 90-second spot led by local director Geoff Castillo and copywriter Conor McFarland, with production from Overcoast, New York-based Preymaker and California-based Cabin Editing.
BES Studios worked with local augmented reality company ArtGlass Group to create a 45-minute AR tour of Hegra, an ancient Nabataean city in Saudi Arabia. BES provided creative direction, production and post-production and filmed both locally and at the UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is managed by the Royal Commission for AlUla. A behind-the-scenes film gives a glimpse of the tour, which is available only on AR glasses provided at the site.
Familiar Creatures helped promote this year’s Duke’s Mayo Bowl, enlisting hip-hop artist Flavor Flav as the secret celebrity who was revealed to be in client Duke’s Mayo‘s Tubby mascot costume and performed the annual “mayo dump” on the football game’s winning coach. The publicity stunt gained exposure from multiple media outlets.
Familiar Creatures released new work for Crunch Fitness’s “Feel Good, Not Bad” campaign. The 30-second spot was directed by Hey Mama and produced locally by Spang with sound by Overcoast. A 30-second spot, also produced by Spang, was released for Japan-based photo sharing app Family Album. The agency also hired Sophie Durand as a brand associate and added VCU student Ryen Harris as art direction intern.
Arts & Letters released a new spot for NFL on ESPN. Called “Playoff Pitch,” the 30-second ad features former player Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson and ESPN broadcasters Joe Buck and Troy Aikman. The spot aired Dec. 20 to Jan. 6 on ESPN, ABC, FX, National Geographic, Hulu, and on online video and social media.
Evergib and Karnes Coffey completed a website refresh for local design firm 3North. Evergib handled content organization, messaging and consulting, and Karnes Coffey updated the design and layout.
Addison Clark launched a new website for local IT staffing firm Core Consulting. It completed a 15- and 30-second commercial for business brokerage Transworld Business Advisors.
Xponent21 handled content strategy, design and development for Central Virginia Transportation Authority’s website. The site includes interactive maps, meeting schedules, public notices and other documents for the public and CVTA members.
Red Orange Studio launched a digital ad campaign for Shenandoah Beerwerks Trail. The agency led creative for the Virginia Beach Neptune Festival’s 50th anniversary, including a logo, website, boardwalk signage, collateral, merchandise and a coffee table book.
The Martin Agency was hired by J.P. Morgan after a competitive review, according to Ad Age.
Advertising Club of Richmond is accepting submissions for this year’s Richmond Show. The deadline to submit is Feb. 23. More info here.