Things We Made

Wayfair asked for a short, high-energy video to play at their company Town Hall, built entirely from UGC but unified with Wayfair branding. We designed a playful, immersive concept that mimicked the experience of navigating a live Slack channel — clicking through posts to reveal authentic employee content. The result felt spontaneous and interactive while staying polished and on-brand. The video was met with an overwhelming response: it became a Town Hall highlight, moved "leadership to tears," and was quickly requested for broader use by Wayfair’s supply chain communications team.

When ServiceNow partnered with Wells Fargo to launch their new Employee Central platform, they wanted a story that would get employees excited to adopt it. Our task was to bring that vision to life in a way that felt human, relatable, and inspiring.

We centered the video on Erin, a new team member whose journey shows how Employee Central transforms everyday work. From onboarding and mentorship to benefits, leave requests, and long-term career growth, Erin’s story illustrated how Employee Central simplifies routine tasks and makes support feel effortless. Instead of navigating multiple systems, she has everything in one place — a friendly virtual assistant, personalized dashboards, proactive reminders, and AI-driven insights.

Working closely with ServiceNow and Wells Fargo, we crafted the script, storyboarded Alex’s journey, and built a clean, approachable video style that balanced clarity with warmth. By weaving in relatable life moments — from joining an employee resource group to recovering from an injury — we showed how Employee Central supports not just productivity but people’s lives.

The final video helped ServiceNow and Wells Fargo communicate the value of Employee Central: a platform that empowers employees to focus on what matters, from day one and throughout their careers.

Good Gamer Group wanted to showcase their high-tech gaming office with a unique edge. Starting with raw drone footage of the space, we re-engineered it into something that felt more like a first-person gaming experience than a standard office tour. The footage was stabilized and retimed with speed boosts, then color-corrected for a crisp, high-energy look. To complete the effect, we overlaid a HUD-style display that highlighted key office features, added labels, and paired it all with custom sound design. The result was a fast-moving, immersive walk-through that captured both the energy of gaming and the culture of the office itself.

When USAA’s Vivek Gupta prepared his Vision 2030 presentation, he needed a way to show how ServiceNow could transform from today’s fragmented workflow into a seamless, AI-powered future. The challenge was to take a complex story--platform modernization, new use cases, and the future of work--and make it both clear and engaging for his audience.

Working with Vivek, we collaborated on script development, storyboards, animatics, narration, and sound design, landing on a friendly, humorous style that kept the technology approachable while underscoring the real human benefits. We supplied Vivek with a steady stream of video drafts so he had plenty of time to practice and feel ready for the big day.

The finished video balanced humor with vision: a relatable look at the frustrations of today, contrasted with the possibilities of 2030. In the end, Vivek used the video to deliver a clear, engaging presentation and his feedback let us know the project hit the mark.

Interpret’s Gamers on Demand group helps game developers run playtests and focus groups without the logistical headaches. We helped them promote the service with a punchy motion piece built for LinkedIn ads and their website.

Working closely with Interpret, we refined the script, created storyboards and style frames, produced an animatic, auditioned voice talent, and ran with animation and sound design all the way to the finish line. The piece features faux 3D elements, slick transitions, tempo shifts, a chinkook, and it's all tied together by Natalie Rarick’s stellar voiceover. The result is one of our favorite motion projects to date.

Reebok asked their employees to share what the phrase “Life is not a spectator sport” meant to them. We took their self-shot footage and transformed it into a cohesive motion design piece for an internal event. We edited the footage, found a narrative, and designed motion graphics that provided uniformity while staying on-brand. Reebok was pleased enough with the result to ask us to create four additional compilations, each featuring different speakers.

This was the flagship episode in a series we produced with the Internet Association to explain the benefits of Section 230. We had a lot of creative freedom on this one, which meant we got to tweak with the script, sprinkle in some humor, and feature one of our favorite stock music artists, Deodek.

It’s not the most complex piece we’ve made, but it reinforced a few lessons we still carry forward: clear storytelling tends to pair well with a simple design style, one great transition can raise production value a whole letter grade, and one carefully selected sound effect often packs more comedic punch than a line of dialogue.

Edgewood Log Homes has been designing and building luxury log homes for over 40 years. They’re known for their high-end, integrative approach — and their new Sanctuary Line takes that to another level. Think luxury cabins for people who want to live outside the mainstream — a little off-grid, a little doomsday-ready, but nice.

They asked us to create a promo video to introduce the line on their website and in digital ads. There was no new filming involved, so the piece was built entirely from existing material — a mix of Edgewood’s own footage, curated stock shots, and still photos that we brought to life using subtle animation and parallax effects (sometimes called “2.5D”).

We layered in custom sound design to make the found footage feel cohesive and tactile, then wrapped it all together with a voiceover that gives the narrative a sense of purpose and polish. The final result feels cinematic, grounded, and just a little mysterious — exactly the vibe of the Sanctuary brand.

Filene needed a fast, engaging promo to introduce Member Voice, their new program that helps credit unions tap into customer insights. The goal was to show credit unions why the product matters—what problems it solves, how it works, and how it fits into their business. With a tight production timeline, we designed a character system built from textured dots—simple enough to animate quickly, but flexible enough to convey personality through expressions, props, and color. The result was a piece that stayed true to Filene’s brand while keeping the tone upbeat and high-energy, even for a product rooted in data and research.