We’ve had the pleasure of doing some great work with wonderful clients and creative. Here is a fun sample.
We have made great music videos for talent big (The Doors, The Replacements, Danny Elfman....) and small and they have all been tremendously fun. We threw this reel together to showcase some highlights. Enjoy…
This is our second round of product feature spots for the fine folks at Drone Mobile.
Credits
Director: Frank Clark
Writer: Dean Saling
Producer: Paul Breslin
DP: Ryan Purcell
Editor: Karsten Kaufmann
Voter Registration PSA we made for the fine folks at the non profit: feelgoodaction.org.
Please vote!
Credits
Client: feelgoodaction.org
Director, Producer, Editor: Paul Breslin
Writer: Dean Saling
DP: Ryan Purcell
Gaffer: Ryan Middleton
Audio Mixer: Matt Sheldon
Wardrobe: Kristie Gamer
Graphics: Frank Clark
Talent: Geena Pietromonaco and Meagan Naser
Special thanks to Brad Lenz
This trailer is for our short stop-motion animated film Velo Love, produced by Hobby Creative Studio in association with Dos Rios Films.
Directed by Sam Mendez and Carlos Cruz
Screenplay by Nancy Breslin
Story by Eliza Caws
Original music by Matthew Caws
Producer Salvador Rios de Dios
Executive producers Paul Breslin and Nancy Breslin
Sound design by Jason Waggoner.
Film Festivals...here we come!
There was no client, just a good concept and a very important cause. So we made this PSA to hopefully move the needle. Please share. And if anyone out there is interested in using this, we are more than happy to adjust the end card to reflect your specific message/needs. If so, please reach out to paul@dosriosfilms.com Thank you
Credits
Rich Phelps: Writer, Director and Editor
Kris Kristenson: Producer
Teodora Totoiu: Director of Photography
Paul Breslin: Producer, Dolly Grip
Jason Waggoner: Sound Design
Logan Ward: Audio Capture
Katrina Brede: Production Assistant
Maddox Huber: Production Assistant
Riley Huber: Production Assistant
Gregory Poe: Location Contact
Voter Registration PSA we made for the fine folks at the non profit: feelgoodaction.org.
Please vote!
Credits
Client: feelgoodaction.org
Director, Producer, Editor: Paul Breslin
Writer: Dean Saling
DP: Ryan Purcell
Gaffer: Ryan Middleton
Audio Mixer: Matt Sheldon
Wardrobe: Kristie Gamer
Graphics: Frank Clark
Talent: Fawn Ledesma and Charles Shaphren
Special thanks to Brad Lenz
This is the third project we've done for Ben London and Sonic Guild. Each time we get to hang out with several incredibly talented musicians. What a great gig.
We had the pleasure of working with not one, but two iconic and beloved Seattle Institutions. Swansons is one, and you'll just have to watch the spot to see the second.
Credits
Client: Swanson's Nursery
Agency: Herd Of Shepherds
Executive Producer/Producer: Paul Breslin
Directors: Ryan Purcell & Paul Breslin
DP: Ryan Purcell
Gaffer: Ryan Middleton
Props: Anastasia Mikolyuk
Editor & Music: Chris Cunningham/Dark Details
We made the trailer for this years Seattle International Film Festival! Wongdoody asked us to create this years SIFF trailers and we're all beyond pleased with the results. Many talented people generously donated their time, expertise and equipment. Thank you, thank you...thank you.
Credits
Directors: Mark Mirabile & Christopher James Cunningham
Producer: Paul Breslin
Cinematographer: Ryan Purcell
Assistant Camera: Will Putnam, Timofey Pozhitkov
Gaffers: Mike Walker, Jeremiah Schuler, Ryan Middleton
Grip & Electric: Allen Greenburg
Swing: Melissa Goshe, Darren Hendrix
Costume Designer: Ron Leamon
Tailor: Deborah Skorstad
Props: Anastasia Mikolyuk
Hair and Makeup: Elizabeth Dolan, Kaija Mistral Towner, Luce Cousineau, Stacie Thomas
Coordinators: Edgar Polkat, Wendy Gonzales
PA: Esti Toban
Locations: Paul Riordan
Projectors: Miles McRae
Equipment: Eric Thomas
VFX: Byron Miller, Lena Lee Sound
Mix: HEARby
Score: Nic Danielson
Editor: Christopher James Cunningham
Colorist: Thai M. Tran
Cast: Ariana Polansco, Dedra Whitt, Fune Tautala
WONGDOODY team for overall campaign:
Grace Francis, Pete Gosselin, Monkey Watson, Matteo Mosterts, Byron Miller, Lena Lee, Runak Chavoshi, Reese Murakami, Coby Jackson, Susan Barnes, Aimee Hossler, Francesco Brunotti, Charlie Rakatansky, Ariel Smith, Thomas Bobson
Special thanks to: Eric Thomas/Weekend Lights for donating equipment, PNTA For donating equipment, Frank Clark, Supernova, Georgetown Steam Plant, Harbor Island Studios, Melissa Purcell, Justin Norman and a huge special thanks to Miles McRae. Without Miles, his projectors and expertise, this production would have only been a fraction of what it became.
Production: Hobby Creative Studio and Dos Rios Films
Original Idea: Carlos Cruz
Animation Director: Sam Mendez
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Senior animator: Cecilia Cortés & Sam Méndez
Additional animation: Marla Dayannara
Story board and Character design: Sofia Lupercio
Art Director: Marla Dayannara & Kari Najera
Art department: Daniela Cruz
DoP: Salvador Rios de Dios
Editor: Pipo Rodriguez
Post production: Sayana Michel,
Pipo Rodriguez
Steph Diego Suárez
We had the pleasure of working with the fine folks at Wunderman and amazing photographer Pat Molnar to create this healthy lifestyle photography campaign
Credits
Client: Regence Healthcare
Agency: Wunderman
Photographer: Pat Molnar
Producer: Paul Breslin
G&E: Ryan Middleton & Jeremiah Schuler
H&M: Luce Cousineau
Wardrobe: Ron Leamon
We concepted, wrote and made this fun product video for the fine folks at Firstech.
Credits
Client: Firstech
Product: Drone XC
Director: Frank Clark
Producer: Paul Breslin
Creative Director: Frank Clark
Writer: Dean Saling
Director of Photography: Ryan Purcell
Gaffer: Mike Walker
Editor: Karsten Kaufman
Who says a tutorial video doesn't have to look amazing? We worked closely with Willams Helde and the fine folks at Philips to craft this campaign of beautiful, thoughtful and precise customer facing tutorial videos.
Credits
Client: Philips
Agency: Williams Helde
Production Company: Dos Rios
Director: Lindsay Daniels
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Director of Photography: Ryan Purcell
Gaffer: Ryan Middleton
Wardrobe: Tory Simons
H&M: Kristy Gamer and Michelle Mai-Smith
Props: Kate Rielly
Editor: Chris Cunningham
Supers and Motion Graphics: Frank Clark
Color: Tristan Seniuk
It's always a pleasure getting to know real people with real stories. We worked closely with Starbucks and agency Chackel Oreilly to find and interview 5 compelling Starbucks Alumni for this video and still photography campaign.
Credits
Client: Starbucks
Agency: Chackel Oreilly
Producer/Director: Paul Breslin
Director of Photography: Ryan Purcell
Still Photographer: Dylan Priest
Gaffer: Ryan Middleton
Editor: Chris Cunningham
Working with a rocket company that is about to change the satellite industry was great fun. We literally got to watch rockets being built. In your face Musk & Bezos!
Credits
Agency: Lake & Pine
Director: Paul Breslin
DP: Ryan Purcell
Gaffer: Ryan Middleton
Audio: Matt Sheldon
Editor: Wes Gilliland
We are proud to announce that The Pale Blue Dot 2021 is a finalist and made it to 'Official Selection' in the NASA and Houston Cinema Arts Society Cinespace 2021 short film competition.
Synopsis: As the Earth warms, institutions fail and existential threats mount, these words that Carl Sagan spoke decades ago are more prophetic than ever. We invited over 40 people of different ages, ethnicities, genders and backgrounds to re-read The Pale Blue Dot and paired that with NASA and archival historical footage to revitalize this alarmingly important, yet beautiful message.
Credits
Writer: Carl Sagan
Director & Producer: Paul Breslin
Director of Photography: Ryan Purcell
Audio Mixer: Matt Sheldon
Editor: Wes Gilliland
Original Music: Jason Waggoner
Speakers
Kari Aguila
Roman Aguila
Kyle Collins
Carlos Cruz
Mary Ann Curtis
Alaia D’Alessandro
Solomon Davis
Lowell Deo
Annika deGroot
Sarah Edmonds
Mark Fox
Tom Fraser
Calvin Giampino
Abby Harvey
Ali Hedrick
Wes Kim
Dave Kneedy
Olivia Kovach
Andrea Little
David Llama
Ulisis Mariscal
Wanda Moats
Joshua Miller
Willie Mathewson
Kerri McGough
Chelly Nakis
Nic Nakis
Kathryn Okawa
Lucca Perera
Shan Perera
David Stoker
Gary Pope
Ben Roberts
Angela Roberts
Izzy Roberts
Evie Roberts
Sam Rohr
Jeri Schahmann
Babe Swanson
Ryan Purcell
Matt Sheldon
Cas Taylor
Alexandra Varriano
Jason Waggoner
We had the pleasure of making this fun announcement video for The Head and the Heart. It's a great line up...get there if you can!
We worked closely with Feel Good Action and Creative Director/Writer Dean Saling and Creative Director/SVX Frank Clark to create this powerful Get-Out-The-Vote PSA with the goal of influencing the upcoming midterm elections. Targeting women age 18-35 we believe we achieved our goal. Please vote!
Credits
Client: Feel Good Action
Writer/Creative Director: Dean Saling
VFX/Co-Director Frank Clark
Producer/Co-Director: Paul Breslin
DP: Ryan Purcell
Live action sound: Matt Sheldon
Audio SFX: Jason Waggoner
Photoshop: Nancy Breslin
A special thanks to the women who participated and helped to make this PSA come to life:
Eva Abram
Juliana Adams
Emily Berkley
Echo Chapman
Lisa Colton
Linette Deacom
Rachel Drake
Naomi Hoang
Brittany Fero
Ali Hedrick
Elizabeth Klein
Nella Kwan
Julie Kwon
Aleah Kyle
Sachinmayi Menon
Noelle Price
Venus Ramirez
Michelle Mai Smith
Michelle Stahl
It is literally a dream come true to have helped make a music video of the one and only Danny Elfman. Seattle's own director Chris Cunningham/Dark Details dreamed up this dynamic visual whirlwind to accompany Danny's unique and aggressive song. Well done Chris.
"Cruel Compensation (The Locust Remix)" by @Danny Elfman from the album 'Bigger. Messier.', available now
Order, stream & download: https://dannyelfman.ffm.to/biggermessier
Produced by Danny Elfman
Remixed by The Locust. The Locust is Bobby Bray, K. Joseph Karam, Justin Pearson & Gabe Serbian.
Additional mixing by pSEUDO bEAST
Original tracks mixed by Pete Rutcho
Executive produced by Laura Engel & Stu Brooks
Directed & Edited by Dark Details (https://www.darkdetails.com)
Production Company: Stills Life
Cinematography by Will Miller (https://instagram.com/willmillerf4)
Produced by: Paul Breslin/Dos Rios (https://instagram.com/dosriosfilms)
Production Designer: Bridget Vinton
Set Builder: Pat Cunningham
Camera Op: Brent James Driscoll (https://instagram.com/brentjamesdriscoll)
Remote Camera Ops: Melisa McGregor and Becky DeGiglio
Gaffer/AC/Key Grip: Colin Hoefle
Makeup: Kayleigh Roberts
2nd Unit/BTS: Sean Alkire and David Wentworth
Filmed at Motofish Studios
Actors:
Sam Miller (https://instagram.com/sammillermusic), Kevin Bartlett, Nick Ward, David N. Ishimaru, Pat Hutchinson, Brian Kim, Keith Tucker, Sharratt Delong, Aaron Parker, Nic Danielson, Niko Stathakopoulos, Jeff King and Konstantin Avakyan
Description
We were given pretty much a blank slate to tell an inspirational story that helps inform parents about how Washington State can help them save for their children college education. We settled on the theme of 3 kids growing up together. The folks at the Washington Student Achievement Council were amazing to work with. Thank you.
Credits
Client: Washington Student Achievement Council
Director: Mark Mirabile
Producer: Paul Breslin
Production Manager: Paul Riordan
DP: Ronnie Dennis
Gaffer: Greg Smith
Key Grip: Don Stier
Props: Oscar Lofgren
Editor: Wes Gilliland
Stop Motion is alive and well. We made this Announcement Video for Adam Zacks and STG. If you don't know, THING is a new amazing Pacific NW music and arts festival. What a great line up. See you there.
Credits
Client: Adam Zacks and STG
Directors: Sam Mendez and Carlos Cruz
Producer: Paul Breslin
DP: Salvador de Dios
Music: Terror/Cactus
Sound Design: Jason Waggoner/Aural Fixation
A zombie guitar hero's search for love and understanding leads to a final moment of truth on stage. Does he achieve rock and roll greatness or does he remain a rock and roll ghost? Just in time for Halloween, watch the new music video for The Replacements - "Johnny's Gonna Die".
The 40th anniversary deluxe edition of SORRY MA, FORGOT TO TAKE OUT THE TRASH is coming October 22. Pre-order your copy here https://Rhino.lnk.to/SorryMaDlxID
Credits
Client: Rino Records
Agency: Lake & Pine
Production Companies: Hobby Creative Studio & Dos Rios Films
Concept & Creative Direction: Eric Kassel & Peter Hilgendorf
Animation Director: Carlos Cruz & Sam Mendez
Director of Photography: Salvador Rios de Dios
Animation: Sam Méndez, Marla Dhayannara, Elisa A. Figueroa Camacho, Sayana Michel, Kari Nájera
Post Production / Editor: Pipo Rodriguez, Sayana Michel
Concept Art & Character Design: Sofía Lupercia Macías
Production Design / Art Director: Marla Dhayannara
Sr. Art Assistant: Elisa A. Figueroa Camacho
Jr. Art Assistant: Luis Saúl García López
Williams Helde handed us a whimsical script and a whole lot of assets and let us have a lot of fun with motion graphics and sound design. Happy 50 years Duraflame!
Credits
Agency: Williams Helde
Client: Duraflame
Producer: Paul Breslin
Editor: Akshay Arora
Motion Graphics: Frank Clark
SFX: Jason Waggoner
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Description
Our friends at Rupert brought us one of the funnest shoots we've had. 20 amazing dogs in one day. The humans they brought along with them were pretty great too.
Credits
Client: Petcurean
Agency: Rupert
Director: Mark Mirabile
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
DP: Ronnie Dennis
Gaffer: Ryan Middleton
Editor: Wes Gilliland
We worked closely with Feel Good Action and Creative Director/Writer Dean Saling to create this powerful Reproductive Rights PSA with the goal of influencing the upcoming midterm elections. Targeting women age 18-35 we believe we achieved our goal. Please vote!
Credits
Client: Feel Good Action
Writer/Creative Director: Dean Saling
Producer/Director: Paul Breslin
DP: Ryan Purcell
Live action sound: Matt Sheldon
Editor: Chris Cunningham
A special thanks to the women who participated and helped to make this spot come to life:
Juliana Adams
Emily Berkley
Echo Chapman
Lisa Colton
Linette Deacom
Rachel Drake
Naomi Hoang
Ali Hedrick
Elizabeth Klein
Julie Kwon
Aleah Kyle
Sachinmayi Menon
Noelle Price
Venus Ramirez
Michelle Mai Smith
Description
Amazon is doing lots of big bold amazing things. We were happy to be brought in to help launch this one.
Credits
Client: Amazon Web Services
Product: DeepLens
Director: Mark Mirabile
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Director of Photography: Ryan Purcell
Gaffer: Neil Bestwick
Key Grip: Greg Smith
Editor: Wes Gilliland
Motion Graphics: Garrett Parker
Directors Carlos Cruz and Sam Mendez created this surreal story told through stop motion. It perfectly compliments the song ‘Knives’ which is the first single on Ya Tseen's first album on Sub Pop.
Credits
Client: Sub Pop
Artist Ya Tseen featuring Portugal. The Man
Directors: Carlos Cruz & Sam Mendez
Producers: Salvador Rios de Dios & Paul Breslin
Editors: Sayana Michel Carrazco & Jose Rodriguez Medrano
DP: Salvador Rios de Dios
Art Director: Marla Nuno
Costume Designer: Paola Lopez
Concept Art: Ronin
We used motion graphics and stop motion to make this playful line up video for the good folks at the Day In Day Out / Day Dream State. It's an amazing line up. See you there!
Amazon music asked us to produce and shoot the interview and BTS footage for their upcoming The Head and the Heart Concert Movie. We are not sure if they knew we were friends of the band and had seen them perform dozens of times, but it was obviously a perfect fit. We are so proud of this project. And, it was great fun.
Credits
Client: Amazon Music
Producer: Paul Breslin
DP: Dylan Priest
Camera Operator: Garret Parker
Camera Operator: Chris Cuningham
Camera Operator: James Andrews
Still Photographer: Carlos Cruz
G&E: Ryan Middleton & Michael Farris
Audio: Matt Sheldon
Vanities: Kristy Gamer
Coordinator: Herman Esau
Special thanks to SubPop and Conor Byrne Pub
We love great music..and we love this great band. We were lucky enough to be asked to shoot their triumphant post pandemic show/recored release party at the Showbox in Seattle. Watch out....they are gonna be huge.
Credits
Client: The Dip / Brilliant Corners
Producer/Director: Paul Breslin
Camera Operators: Ryan Purcell, Dylan Priest, James Andrews, Garrettt Parker, Daniel Mimura
Editor: Akshay Arora
Special thanks to the Showbox and Darius Selkha
Ascending Seattle rock band Tres Leches has teamed up with director Carlos Cruz and production company Dos Rios & Hobby Animation Studio (Guadalajara) to create their debut music video for the song Nieve (Snow), which has been in heavy rotation on KEXP. Carlos Cruz uses live action, stop motion and motion graphics to display themes of death, rebirth, transformation and joy. Themes which are particularly relevant for all of us right now. The single features members from additional Seattle favorites Terror/Cactus, Rachael's Children and Medejín. Aquí viene Tres Leches….Here comes Tres Leches, are you prepared?
Credits
Director: Carlos Cruz
Producer: Paul Breslin
DP: Tyler Karlburg
Gaffer: Dylan Priest
Gaffer: Ryan Middleton
Make Up: Jon Barber
Props: Carissa Iris
Playback: Calvin Giampino
Dancer: FKA MYSTERii FROffST
BTS Photography: Dylan Bandy
Editor: Carlos Cruz
Color correction: Tristan Seniuk
Stop Motion and Motion Graphics: Hobby Animation Studios
Animation Credits
DP (Animation): Salvador Rios
Animation: Mayreni Senior Seda
Director of Animation & Modeling: Sam Mendez
Post/ VFX/ 2D Animation: Jose Luis Rodriguez, Medrano & Sanya Michel Carrasco Aguirre
Character Design: Marla Dhayannara Nuño
Special thanks to Derek Klein and Olympic Studios (http://olympicstudiosseattle.com). Without their generosity, this video could not have been made. Thank you.
Director - Hypnosis (Carlos Cruz & Sam Mendez)
Director of Photography - Salvador Rios
Animator - Mayreni Senior Seda
2D Animation - Sayana Michel, Carrasco Aguirre
Post Production - Pipo Rodriguez
3D Print - Marco Olmedo
Music: Song and lyrics written by Jalal B. Andre
Ben Hilzinger: Drums
Jalal Andre: Vox, guitars, synth/keys, programming.
Mixed by Don Farwell at Earwig Studio, and mastered by Levi Sietz at Black Belt Mastering, Seattle, WA.
Music Produced by: Jalal Andre and Don Farwell
Alaia had this vision of a strong woman leaving her lover for the very last time. Her performance is undeniably powerful and moving in this one take music video.
Credits
Dos Rios Films
Directed and Shot by Carlos Cruz
Produced by Paul Breslin
Makeup Nina Belle
Thank you
Mark Mirabile
Josh Newman
Victory Studios
Made in Seattle, WA 2021
We had the pleasure of kicking off our new relationship with director Carlos Cruz with this pro bono project for Black Fret and Ben London. We met some great local people and put time into a great cause. Special thanks to our crew, who also donated their time and the Gibson Guitar Showroom for giving us a great location.
If you want to support local musicians, visit: blackfret.org/seattle
Credits
Client : Black Fret
Producer: Paul Breslin, Peter Hilgendorf
Director: Carlos Cruz
DP: Ryan Purcell
Audio: Matt Sheldon
H&M: Kendall Faith
Editor: Carlos Cruz
Having already worked with Will Toledo/Car Seat Headrest on the Nervous Young Inhumans music video, we were thrilled to be asked by Matador Records to shoot and produce a 3 part documentary series about the band for Tidal. We followed the band for a year from practice to performance to studio recording, capturing their magic both on the sage and behind the scenes. If you have not seen this band live, you really have to. Long live rock and roll!
Credits
Director: Mark Mirabile
Producer: Paul Breslin
Camera: Ronnie Dennis, Ryan Purcell, Tyler Kalberg, Garrett Parker, Mark Mirabile
Audio: Matt Sheldon, Scott Waters
Editor: Garrett Parker
Live Audio Recording: John McRae, Will Toledo, Andrew Katz
Production Assistant: Jonathan Kassa
Very happy to work with Director Chris Cunningham/Dark Details on this music video for the great Pacific NW band Marble. Great location, great band, great director.
Description
As big fans, it was an honor working with Will Toledo and helping him realize his vision. It's fundamentally a fairly basic idea, but with dynamic and interesting visual twists. What ever you do....make sure you see this band live.
Credits
Director: Will Toledo
Creative Director: Mark Mirabile
Producer: Paul Breslin
Director of Photography: Ronnie Dennis
Gaffer: Greg Smith
Key Grip: Don Stier
DMX Lighting: Terence James
Hair & Makeup: Jen Popochock
DIT/Editor: Garrett Parker
Production Assistant: Damon Jackson
Very special thanks to Koerner Camera, Elevation Grip & Ronnie Dennis
American Marriage Ministries approached us with a clever idea and together we crafted this delightful campaign. Casting and costumes were as important as art direction to bring these whimsical characters and their unique worlds to life. A really fun job.
Credits
Client: American Marriage Ministries
Director: Mark Mirabile
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Director of Photography: Lars Larson
Gaffer: Marty Bosworth
Audio: Matt Sheldon
Art Director: Melissa Purcell
Wardrobe: Ron Leamon & Gerard Parr
H&M: Jeanie Kobayashi
Editor: Wes Gilliland
Music: Josh Myers/Cinecue
Description
Edelman approached us with the need to produce a video highlighting PEMCO's Mutual Good program and the employees who participate in it. Shooting in a minimalistic style with a few props was their vision. We introduced the idea of adding projections to help tell the story.
Credits
Client: PEMCO
Agency: Edelman
Director: Mark Mirabile
Producer: Paul Breslin
DP: Ryan Purcell
Gaffer: Greg Smith
Key Grip: Collen Newberry
Editor: Wes Gilliland
Given pretty much an entirely blank canvas and asked to use DJ Jen Lasher, we were asked to create an excitement video that would get an audience on it's feet. Well, this has now played at summits in Stockholm, Chicago, Singapore, Tokyo, Amsterdam, London...we think on every continent except maybe Antartica, and word is that it's been a huge success.
Credits
Client: Amazon Web Services
Creative Director/Director: Mark Mirabile
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
DP: Ronnie Dennis
Art Director: Oscar Lofgren
Music/Talent: DJ Jen Lasher
Editor: Thomas Price
Motion Graphics: Lee Grambush
When we were presented with the brief for this project, we immediately decided we would do what ever it took to land this job. That's how good the creative is. We worked closely with Wexley to craft and shape the original boards and had a blast working with the best crew in Seattle. Unique costumes, strange sets, lighting effects, amazing actors, goofiness...what else could we have asked for? Thanks Wexley, for giving us the opportunity to work on something this special.
Credits
Client: Copper Mountain Ski Resort
Agency: Wexley School for Girls
Director/Creative Director: Mark Mirabile
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
DP: Ryan Purcell
Gaffer: Vince Klimek
Costumes: Ron Leamon
Art Director: Oscar Lofgren
Audio: Matt Sheldon
Lighting Effects: Josh Dobson
Editor/Motion Graphics: Trent Wolford
Sound Design: Bad Animals
These days, we can easily and seamlessly view content just about anytime, anywhere. Here, we use the metaphor of the family camping trip to share this message.
Credits
Client: AT&T
Product: U-verse
Creative Director/Director/Writer: Mark Mirabile
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Line Producer: Paul Filinson
Director of Photography: Ronnie Dennis
Assistant Camera: Joel Philips
Gaffer: Vince Klimek
Key Grip: Kerry Flanagan
Art Director: Oscar Lofgren
There are unsung heroes all around us. Sometimes we know who they are but just as often they selflessly and silently contribute to our communities in ways we might never imagine. Axon and Edelman wanted to tell some of these stories as part of the 'Why I Serve' campaign.
Casting was interesting and challenging as we received so many stories that were more than worthy.
Credits
Client: Axon
Agency: Edelman
Creative Director/Director: Mark Mirabile
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Director of Photography: Ryan Purcell
Audio Mixers: Bob Marts, Matt Sheldon
Editor: Wes Gilliland
Color: Lightpress
Shooting dogs and cats and their owners (but really, who owns who?) made for an incredibly fun shoot day. The hardest part was fitting them all in. That's why we ended up with multiple spots. Enjoy.
Credits
Client: All the Best Pet Care
Director: Mark Mirabile
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
DP: Ryan Purcell and Trent Woolford
Gaffer: Ryan Middleton
Audio: Bob Marts
Art Director: Oscar Lofgren
Editor: Sheri Nudleman
We are fortunate to have lots of great clients and we are proud to count Wexley among them. Following Wexley's established style for this client and director Ian Cohen's guidance, we captured some great, silly moments.
Credits
Client: Savers/Value Village
Agency: Wexley School for Girls
Director: Ian Cohen
DP: Tad Sackville-West
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Wardrobe: Ron Leamon
Audio: Matt Sheldon
Editor: Wes Gilliland
It's not often we get to work with someone as graceful, talented and iconic as Joan London. We collaborated closely with both A Place for Mom as well as Rupert to develop the right look, tone and message with the goal of advancing an already successful brand and campaign.
Credits
Client: A Place for Mom
Agency: Rupert
Creative Directory: Matty Harper
Director: Mark Mirabile
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Line Producer: Brian Waldrop
DP: Ronnie Dennis
Editor: David LLama
Music: Matt Hutchinson
Three words every kid hates to hear....'Back to School!' Unless of course you're a college freshman in which case those same three words spell 'FREEDOM'!
It was a whole lot of fun partnering with the creative minds at Amazon Creative Services in the execution of these three fun flashbacks to the carefree days of campus life.
Credits
Client: Amazon/Amazon Creative Services
Creative Director/Director: Mark Mirabile
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Line Producer: O'Ryan Brody
DP: Ryan Purcell
Wardrobe: Ron Leamon
Art Director: Oscar Lofgren
On this project, getting from point A (initial creative concepts) to point B (final delivery) was quite a journey. We finally settled on wearable technology as the narrative vehicle for this video. Once that was accomplished, it was largely just a matter of casting and art direction...not to mention...producing directing and editing.
Credits
Client: Microsoft
Agency: Wunderman
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Creative Director: Mark Mirabile
Director: Mark Mirabile
DP: Ryan Purcell
Art Director: Oscar Lofgren
Editor: Wes Gilliland
Motion Graphics: Wes Gilliland, Trent Woolford
Music: Josh Myers/Cineque
The Brooks headquarters is just over half a mile down the road. It’s really not much of a workout to jog over, but it is a huge achievement to get in. Brooks is one of those consumer brand that most folks in our world want to work with, a brand that understands who they are, never waivers and loudly celebrates their unique take on things.
We’ve been invited to pitch ideas to help launch a few products over the years. Here are a few of our favorites.
Credits
Client: Brooks Running
Creative Director: Mark Mirabile
Director: Mark Mirabile
DP: Ryan Purcell
Editor: Wes Gilliland
We teamed up with amazing director Johan Liedgren to bring his vision to life and create this stylized music video for Romaro, a very talented up and coming local rapper.
Credits
Client: Amazon
Product: Amazon App Store
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Creative Director: Mark Mirabile
Director: Mark Mirabile
DP: Ryan Purcell
Editing/Motion Graphics: David Llama
One of the best things about doing this type of work is getting the chance to meet all kinds of people, doing all kinds of stuff, for all kinds of reasons. CLEAResults brought us in to help craft a story about ultra efficient home design. Interesting people doing incredible stuff for all the right reasons… we’re in.
Home building is an evolving process with the people like Scott Bergford at the forefront. Scotts been “building green” since the early 80s. We were so happy to help Puget Sound Energy shine a light.
Credits
Client: Puget Sound Energy
Agency: CLEAResult
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Creative Director: Mark Mirabile
Director: Mark Mirabile
DP: Ronnie Dennis
Gaffer: Vince Klimek
Key Grip: Kerry Flanagan
Art Director: Oscar Lofgren
Audio: Scott Waters
Drone: Ryan Haug/Motion State
Seattle agency Possible asked us: Do you have any ideas for a video with the theme, 'Something from Nothing'? Well, we certainly did. The only real ask was that our narrative somehow feature 'Mobility'. Other then that, we were largely left to our own devices. Ever mix Cornstarch with water and pump just the right tone and frequency through it? We were not the first..and we probably won't be the last. Other than the falling phones at the very end, what you see here is all in camera. Super cool and super fun.
Credits
Client: AT&T
Agency: Possible
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Creative Directors: Paul Breslin & Mark Mirabile
Director: Mark Mirabile
DP: Ryan Purcell
Art Director: Oscar Lofgren
Special Effects Supervisor: Gordon Sumioka
Editor & Motion Graphics: Scott Dowes
Music: Josh Myers/Cineque
Overall Bad-Ass: Mike Wells
Production Wonder-Woman: Nicola Kirkpatrick
The Garrigan Lyman group had a clever idea but needed a lot of help to bring it to life. Casting a great juggler who had the right look and could also deliver lines was not an easy task, but we found the perfect guy, Alex Zerbe.
Credits
Client: Meru
Agency: Garrigan Lyman Group
Executive Producer: Paul Breslin
Director: Trent Woolford
DP: Ryan Purcell
Art Director: Oscar Lofgren
Gaffer: Myron Partman
Audio: Matt Sheldon
Overall Bad-Ass: Mike Wells
Super Helpful Production Wonderwoman: Nicola Kirklpatrick
In this day and age of slick editing, complicated motion graphics and computer generated content, it was an absolute pleasure to undertake an analog shoot such as this. In one continuous take we get to see ridiculously choreographed moving props and dancing snowmen while our spokesman manages to get all his lines out and even sing without a single flub. It took many…many tries, but the results were worth it. Here we present the completely ‘analog’ version as well as the ‘digital’ alt version with added motion graphics which add an additional element of pizazz.
Most of us were lucky enough to have had at least one teacher who made a difference in our lives. Mine was Mr. Templeton who taught me critical thinking and how to tell the difference between a fallacious and a sound argument. Here, 3 of our piers tell their own stories about a teacher who made a difference to them.
It's pretty hard to film a school of happy, playing preschoolers (or 'Littles' as they are called at Sweet Pea Cottage) with an Epic camera and not come out with truly amazing footage and a really fun promotional video.
With dozens of pizza commercials on the airwaves, it’s pretty hard to stand out. Capitalizing on their over the top rock & roll motif, these spots pack a silly punch as they poke fun at but also make heroes of a stereotypical suburban family. Here we present one :30 along with several :15's.
When presented with 3 amazing scripts for an up and coming local beverage company we simply could not say no. In fact, we almost begged to make these clever and funny spots. Casting the real owners of the company as themselves was the right choice, given their wonderfully awkward yet sincere on camera presence. Yes, they are MBA's and they make great cider. Here, we present 'Apple Orchard', 'Forklift' and 'Lemonade Gang'.
When we were approached by Possible to execute this funny, original and dynamic creative, our first task was to learn everything there was to know about juggling. Yes, 'juggling'. After immersing ourselves in this majestic acrobatic art form, we discovered that what our client was asking for was simply impossible to capture 'in camera'. After a series of motion tests... some of which required Issara (CD) to repeatedly toss a ukulele in the air while wearing a skin tight green suit (see 'behind the scenes' photos...if you dare), we realized the solution was to have our actor pantomime real juggling and adding 3D objects and motion in post production. Live action Director John Hilton was instrumental in helping mesh the humor, visual effects and core brand messaging while Creative Director Issara Willenskomer and Visual Effects Supervisor Sam Rohr hit us a visual effects grand slam. Don't take my word for it.....see for yourself....
Move is a technology garment designed by Electricfoxy that guides you toward optimal performance and precision in movement in an ambient, precise, and beautiful way. From daily activities to sports activities to expressive movement, it provides a softer, poetic, and more personal approach to physical performance that helps you eleviate incorrect physical movements, which can lead to chronic pain or even long-term damage. The more precise you can move, the faster you improve your fitness and overall health.
The Move experience consists of a wearable technology garment and mobile app. The garment includes 4 stretch and bend sensors located in the front, back and sides. Together, they read your body’s position and muscle movement, assess whether it is correct, and provide real-time feedback to correct it through haptic feedback components located in the hips and shoulders. A mobile app allows you to assess, manage and customize your experience.
For more information, visit the project site at
electricfoxy.com/move
http://www.electricfoxy.com/zip/
Ping is a garment that connects to your Facebook account wirelessly and from anywhere. It allows you to stay connected to your friends and groups of friends simply by performing natural gestures that are built into the mechanics of the garments we wear. Lift up a hood, tie a bow, zip, button, and simply move, bend and swing to ping your friends naturally and automatically. No phone, no laptop, no hardware. Simply go about your day, look good and stay connected.
Ping exists as a fully functional prototype and this project is a narrative video collaboration between Electric Foxy, and Dos Rios.
Scanadu is a startup working to build a medical tricorder, which, as we learned, is a device that will diagnose disease simliar to the omni unit thing from Star Trek. Working closely with IDEO, we crafted, designed and animated lovely UX visuals over their beautifully shot footage.
MakerHaus is an awesome membership-based facility that provides prototyping equipment and resources to industrial designers, and creatives of all kinds.
Tasked with concepting and creating compelling customer facing content for a new business who’s physical space did not yet exist, we executed 3 case study videos each highlighting the needs, hurdles and goals of a potential MakerHaus member.
With the release of each new mobile device, we create a new video to inform AT&T employees about the particular benefits and features associated with that device. Before our involvement, these videos were dry and tedious. Since viewing is not mandatory for AT&T employees, there was a need to make them more entertaining while still conveying important core messaging. To solve this problem, we introduced character alter egos and added humor to the scripts. Now, viewership is way up. As in productivity has significantly dropped at AT&T. Honestly, it's become a major problem. If your call gets dropped, it's probably our fault.
With many high quality camera phones on the market, AT&T approached us with several concepts to set the HTC One X apart. Agreeing that a skateboarder was the right visually dynamic motif, we proceeded to the coolest skate park in Seattle with one of our favorite DP’s and his hand-held Epic Camera rig. Believe it or not, the skater is actually one of our clients. Paul Breslin and Rick Wallace (client) worked closely together and shared directing credit.
The challenge was to create several TV spots as well as a Jumbotron introduction video that would get the fans on their feet and whip them into a frenzy. We spent a week with the team shooting everything we could on a hand held Red Camera rig. Shooting this spot was a lot of fun. Paul is actually taller than several of the players, which made him feel superior even though they were millionaire superstar athletes. Which really tells you a lot about Paul and where his priorities are at.
This spot playfully highlights the new Beats Audio feature of the HTC One X and is the result of a great creative collaboration we had directly with our AT&T client. In this case, AT&T brought the basic creative idea to the table and we helped them to flush it out and then nail the execution. Paul Breslin and Rick Wallace (client) worked closely together and shared directing credit.
Cole & Weber approached us to create an agency pitch video. Keeping the focus on Seattle neighborhoods and families allowed us to create a warm and human backdrop to tell the story of the take and bake family dining experience. Not to be confused with wake and bake. Although apparently that's now legal in Washington State.
The challenge was to demonstrate how visitors might interact with stunning next generation touch screens on an observation deck that did not yet exist. Our solution was to construct an elegant 3D UX environment and travel through it as if it really existed. We traveled to Dallas with a GigaPan camera to capture the panorama views from the top of the tower. These became high resolution plates that can be seen in the final video.
Camera Futura is a viral next generation product video produced for Artefact to help promote their Camera Futura concept camera. We worked closely with Artefact to develop a user experience scenario that matched their messaging and was designed to generate intrigue. The video was hugely successful, generating an immense amount of industry buzz and discussion. Why you may ask? Well, one reason was because the whole user experience portrayed in the video was created in post production. The actual camera was a prop. We added all the screen elements in post. I know, it doesn't look like it, but that's because we're crazy good at our job.
You can view more information about this fantastic camera on Artefact's page.
Tasked with cinematically portraying the benefits of a new HTC phone, director Yaque Silva-Doyle combined beautiful footage and elegant storytelling in this ‘day in the life’ piece for Hornall Anderson. The target audience for the device and video was mid 20 something professional women in the northern latitude who were left handed and liked to eat oatmeal in the morning. As this is our key demographic that we usually market to, we were old hats at this, and ended up creating this polished and filmic video that ended up causing Riots in Canada, a place that doesn't often see many riots in the winter months.
Working directly with AT&T we cast 2 amazing young actors to play out a friendly ‘My Dad’s smarter then you Dad…’ scenario, playfully promoting the many features of the new U-verse product.
The brief tasked us with coming up with a rich and inspiring metaphor to pair with T-Mobile's Mall product. Our instincts quickly took us in the right direction, and the client was dazzled by our ambitious mall execution. Playing on large wall screens at T-Mobile store across the country, this piece elegantly informs customers about T-Mobile Mall's mobile products and services.
With two new devices about to enter the market, we were asked to create a series of customer facing device feature videos. With the correct use of the T-Mobile brand always in mind, these videos educate consumers and helps them choose the proper device that best fits their needs. Here we created one 'Overview' video to highlight the many features of the device, and two 'Feature' videos, each focusing on a unique and innovative aspect of the device.
With two new devices about to enter the market, we were asked to create a series of customer facing device feature videos. With the correct use of the T-Mobile brand always in mind, these videos educate consumers and helps them choose the proper device that best fits their needs. Here we created one 'Overview' video to highlight the many features of the device, and four 'Feature' videos, each focusing on a unique and innovative aspect of the device.
Now that Microsoft is manufacturing their own state of the art hardware, they have a need to tell this new story to the public. Integrating Window’s 8 branding with a modern, high tech sensibility, we concepted, shot and executed 7 customer facing product oriented device spots.
B2B case studies can often be tedious to watch. To avoid this problem we leveraged creative BRoll and time-lapse footage of the Philips NASA like manufacturing facility along with 3 great interviews to tell this compelling story. The location inspired us to re-create scenes from 2001: A Space Odyssey, but due to time constraints, we had to scale back our ambitions.
