Role: Creative Director
Art Director: Brooke Williams
Designer: Chris Cherrie

Disney On Ice performs in 40 countries. They asked for a microsite to distribute schedule information worldwide as well as a main corporate website refresh. The content on the corporate refresh was to be comprised of real families recorded throughout the course of a day before, during and after their attendance to a live show.  

Role: Creative Director, Designer
Art Director: Robin Kapustin

Website designs for the Mortal Kombat X game website, the Mortal Kombat franchise website, and the NetherRealm (maker of Mortal Kombat) corporate website.

Role: Creative Director, Designer
Designer: Chris Cherrie
Copywriter: Brian Nesbitt

Designs for a full browser microsite promoting Shark Week.   Users could move between the various days of the week by scrolling sideways and through the various shows by scrolling up and down.  

Role: Creative Director
Art Director: Matthew Cogswell

Rhino Records, in conjunction with Nancy Sinatra, approached us to redesign the official Frank Sinatra website.  The site was a simple e-commerce site and they wanted it updated.  We, however, suggested a bigger goal, to revitalize fans participation with Frank.  So instead of simply reskinning the existing site, we built a Frank Sinatra tribute website with an eCommerce component as the secondary piece.  

The site contains information about Sinatra's affect on fashion, culture, history.  It contains unique photographs of Sinatra, videos of other stars talking about his affect on them.  Traffic to the site soared, and consequently, so did sales.  The site is available for viewing under the Recent Websites tab above.

Live Site

Role: Creative Director, Designer
Art Director: Robin Kapustin

Promotional website for a new film from Fox Searchlight. 

LIVE SITE

Role:  Executive Creative Director
Co-Creative Director:  David Coleman
Art Director:  Jinah Ahn
Designers:  Marcos Ponce, Rafael Valente, David Serrano, Richard Marazsky, Sam Toh

Identity package for Beachbody's reality TV show, The 20s. The show was created to turn selection of our next celebrity trainer into content that could be used to entice membership to Beachbody's online streaming service. The work included identity development, on-screen graphics packages, promotional websites, email campaigns and social media content. 

Role: Creative Director
Art Director: Andy Choi
Flash Developer: Ben Hantoot
Tech Lead: Andy Briggs

Promotional site for The second season of Nurse Jackie.  Users had the opportunity to revisit the first two seasons of the show through a combination of videos and casual games that touched on the first season major plot points. 

Role: Creative Director, Designer
Art Directors: Jennifer Puno, Miguel Soltero, Brooke Williams, Stewart Wade

This is a series of work done as part of the winning AOR pitch for Activision at DDB/Tribal LA.  This section of work includes concepts surrounding the marketing of the Transformers video game.  It includes microsite designs, outdoor elements, Google Cybertron and banner ads.  

Role: Creative Director
Art Director, Designer: Robin Kapustin

Website to promote The Way Way Back. Users could watch clips on the various characters and rate them on a scale of one ten. Once users rated a few characters, they were invited to ask for ratings for themselves, or to post ratings for each other on Vine and Instagram Video. 

Role:  Creative Director, Designer

Art Director:  Robin Kapustin
Designer:  Nickolas Peter Chelyapov

Promotional website for a new film from Paramount. 

LIVE SITE

Role: Creative Director
Art Director: Brooke Williams, Anna Villano
Copywriter: Brian Nesbitt
Developers: Xivic, Inc.

This Facebook application allowed users to create their own Fellowship of the Ring as a promotion for Lego LOTR. Users could connect with their profile and decide which of their friends had earned the privilege of standing by their side and fighting off the hoards of Mordor. 

The App as well as the associated banner campaign won two Gold Webby Awards. 

Role:  Creative Director, Designer

Promotional website for Jon Carter. 

Role: Creative Director, Designer
Art Director: Robin Kapustin

Designs for a new CBS Films website.

LIVE SITE

Role: Designer

Promotional website for the new A&E show All American Muslim.

Role: Creative Director, Designer  
Art Directors: Alireza Paryas

Release of updated Blu-ray Muppets content in conjunction with the new muppets film.  Disney was looking to modernize the imagery of the content.  These are some explorations that diverge from typical Disney design schemes.  

Role: Creative Director, Designer

This site is a part of a design pitch for a new game from Midway. The experience is designed to allow users to understand how the game works and to highlight the incredible in game environments.

Role:  Creative Director
Designer:  Hank Toet

 Website for Disney's competitor to Rock Band and Guitar Hero, Ultimate Band.

Role: Creative Director
Editor: Joe Hibbard

Promotional editorial spot for Burn Notice.   

Role: Creative Director
Art Direction: Blak Inc.

Mobile and Tablet game proposal for World War Z. 

Role: Creative Director, Designer
Co-Creative Director: Jason Chang
Art Director: Oyd Craddock
Tech Lead: Kish Hiranand
Developer: Andy Briggs

The Twisted Metal website gave users information on the game as well as allowed them to design and mod their own vehicles into the game.  

Role:  Creative Director, Designer
Designer:  Ben Hantoot
Flash Developer:  Ben Hantoot
Tech Lead:  Andy Briggs

We developed a dynamic ID system for PlayStation which allowed users to put signatures in forum postings and on social media websites for gamers that had real time information from a player's profile.  This included trophies, achievements, level and even their game library.

Role:  Creative Director
Copywriter:  Brian Nesbitt

Promotional video launched at ComicCon which encouraged fans of the Startship Troopers franchise to sign up for the Infantry in return for a look at exclusive content from the animated film.   Users interacted with an Aurasma, augmented reality app which played the video on any surface with Bugs, literally crawling out of the screen.