Areas of Practice


Brand Strategy

 

We’ve named the process in which we go about developing our strategies, “the lunchbox theory”. Why? Well, a great brand or a great campaign is like a great packed lunch. Is it any good if no one wants to share it?


Comms Strategy

 

“Creative Comms” are like cars. They are meant to drive people. Everyone loves a fast car but how many can make a fast car that is made with a focus on craftsmanship in order to meet the needs of a specific target audience?


Design

 

Our design philosophy is that great design isn’t loud; it doesn’t leverage trends or tries to mimic the momentum of whatever is popular. Instead, it creates a fluent tone of voice that effective brands and products use to successfully satisfy the needs of their core consumer.


Advertising

 

Ads are annoying if they try too hard to be more than what they are.


Branded Entertainment

 

Brands & products don’t always have to appear in mainstream media as that thing that breaks the flow of the entertainment you enjoy. Sometimes it’s okay for a brand to simply contribute constructively to a world of entertaining and informative things


Audio Production

 

We believe that great audio production is to the theatre of the mind what Lewis Hamilton is to the final stretch of the last lap of a gruelling race - a sure thing.


Visual Production

 

We debated writing “film” instead of “video” for so long that we eventually decided to simply call it “Visual Production”. Afterall the etymology of the word speaks to a beam imagined to proceed from the eye and make vision possible - fitting because we think our visuals are beaming vision of what we believe is possible.