Creative Studio / Campaigns
Integrated campaigns built on one idea
Strategy, creative and media planned together, then cut for each channel it earns: broadcast, digital, social, outdoor. Campaign work for Hutch, Emerald, Domino's and Munchee.
One idea, four rooms
The same idea behaves differently in every channel. Plan for that.
Broadcast carries the story
Thirty or sixty seconds with sound on and full attention. The TVC establishes the campaign idea in its complete form; everything else in the plan borrows recognition from it.
- Full-length TVC and cutdowns
- Radio adaptations
- Cinema versions where the plan warrants
Digital carries the response
Pre-roll, display and landing experiences built to be acted on, with the media plan and creative developed by the same team so formats match placements instead of being stretched into them.
- Pre-roll in 6, 15 and 30 second logic
- Display systems
- Campaign landing pages
Social carries the conversation
Sound-off, thumb-speed, comment-section honest. Social work is made natively for each platform, not exported from the TVC, and the community team is briefed to keep the idea alive in replies.
- Platform-native formats
- Creator and influencer extensions
- Community playbook
Outdoor and retail carry the reminder
Five words and one image at seventy kilometres an hour, then the same idea an arm's length from the product at the shelf. The discipline of outdoor sharpens the whole campaign.
- Hoarding and transit systems
- Point of sale kits
- In-store activation
Proof over promise
What a campaign looks like when it works
250%
Emerald: a trend turned into orders inside a week
When a presidential outfit set social media talking, the team moved the same day: creative produced, media placed, e-commerce stocked for the demand. Daily orders spiked 250% and the campaign paid for itself before a conventional agency would have finished the brief. Speed was the strategy.
3x
Hutch: a national digital vision made measurable
Multi-year campaign and performance work for a national telco, integrating brand campaigns with acquisition media. Customer acquisition scaled to three times baseline while cost per acquisition fell 45%, both tracked in the client's own analytics rather than an agency report.
Frequently asked
Before you ask, here is where most conversations start
The honest answer: it depends on channels and production scale. A social-led campaign with existing brand assets sits at a different level to a national push with a TVC shoot and outdoor. At scoping you get a line-item quote covering strategy, production and media separately, so you can see and adjust each part.
Both, and running them together is the point. The performance team that plans and buys media sits in the same office as the creative team, so formats are planned for the channels they will actually run in. You can bring your own media agency; the work still ships with channel-ready cuts.
Against the objective set before launch: sales movement, store or site traffic, leads, or tracked brand measures. You receive a closing report that shows what ran, what it cost, what moved, and what we would change next time. The Emerald campaign is the standard: a 250% spike in daily orders you can trace to the work.
Next step
Bring the business problem, not the brief.
The best campaigns start one step before the brief. Tell us what the business needs to happen this quarter and we will come back with a way to make people act.
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