Bel-Air, Mansion Experience
To celebrate Bel-Air’s Peace premiere we created an event as fresh as the show itself. Reimagining the Banks’ family home in a Los Angeles mansion, guests were invited to experience the show like never before with a three-day immersive activation to help tell the story of each character through interactive installments.
Peacock / Jet Blue
Partnering with Jet Blue, we were given the opportunity to help design one of their planes, a thrill for the in-house team! The plane was called "This Peacock Can Fly," took inspiration from the colors in the Peacock logo. The fuselage was primarily painted black with "JetBlue" and "Peacock" left in white relief, followed by the colorful six dots of our logo. The six dots theme was also continued down the belly of the aircraft to be clearly visible from below.
FREEWHEEL: CES Experience
Kings from Queens: Red Carpet Premiere
At CES 2020, FreeWheel engaged and informed our top clients among our new brand campaign. Our goal was to reinforce the message that FreeWheel is reinventing the future of video advertising and engage our top clients in a collaborative environment.
We aimed to bring our new brand campaign to life, demo our 2020 product priorities and capabilities, highlight new FreeWheel research, and kickoff FreeWheel's diversity initiatives. To achieve this, we held high level client meetings for each business unit in luxury suite spaces at the VDARA hotel, unveiled interactive "choose your story" touch screen presentations, and held an exclusive client reception embracing the power of our client partnerships.
The star-studded red carpet premiere of “Kings From Queens: The RUN DMC Story” unfolded on the evening of January 27, 2024, at the illustrious Times Center in the heart of New York City. A myriad of luminaries from the docuseries, including Joseph “Rev Run” Simmons and Darryl “DMC” McDaniels, graced the event!
Comic Con: South Park's 15th anniversary “The Year of the Fan.”
We anointed South Park's 15th anniversary “The Year of the Fan” and wanted to celebrate not only how iconic and culturally significant South Park had become, but also how vibrant the show still was. The yearlong campaign featured impromptu parades, Comic-con celebrations, viewer choice stunts, fan art gallery shows, and promos with fan interviews about their favorite moments.
