Countdown to Extinction

Every year, the CCC hosts a Coastal Cleanup Day. To help spread the word we developed a campaign where we imagined trash as a collection of malevolent species. Complete with Latin classifications and species charts, audiences could easily identify the culprits that should be wiped from the Earth.

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We continued the idea on social with a campaign titled “29 Days to Extinction”. Each day in the month leading up to the event, we introduced a new species with a post illustrating its dangers.

 

Scion - Pendulum 

You either love or hate the Scion xB. In this spot we tried to embrace its polarizing nature and tell the world that it’s ok to make a statement with the car you drive.

Take on the Machine 

In 2010 the tC was updated for superior performance and handling. To introduce the changes we took a cinematic approach and treated the campaign like the launch of a Hollywood blockbuster. We kicked off with a series of teaser ads, showing only glimpses of the all-new tC. For launch we ran a 60 second 3-D spot in cinemas that paired with in-lobby 3-D lenticular posters. We also created an augmented reality experience where gamers could virtually place their hands on the steering wheel of a tC and navigate around obstacles in a high-speed race for the fastest time. The site tracked and assigned bragging rights to the top 100 players.

2011 One Show Merit / 3-D Creative Arts Awards / FWA Site of the Day / Webby Nominee

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Yup, More Scion

From some of the first ‘influencer’ plays in car advertising, to anthems, to just weird car porn. 

Sophia Grows – 

Because I love dog. I worked this personal project for over 3 years. So I wanted to make sure that it made its way around the Internet. The seeding strategy was simple; get it into the hands of the geeks, dog freaks, and connoisseurs of cute. Within two weeks the video had over 3 million hits on YouTube, earned ‘Magical’ status on Buzzfeed, and was featured on Mashable’s most viral videos of 2014. Gifs appeared on reddit (with over 4500 up-votes), imgur, and were all over tumblr.

They grow up fast. Like in 23 seconds.