National College Center, New Wave Entertainment, Imagista, TBK Consult, Workshops For Warriors, Coachart, Tzumi Electronics, Paddle Diva.
Where Fashion Collides With Culture
Imagista is a global cultural publication. Each week they publish exclusive and original content. Imagista is committed to discovering, developing, and presenting creatively-driven, and exclusive content across a multitude of genres.
Imagista approached the Bureau Of Small Projects to refresh the look and feel of their website and build a massive database that hosts imagery of the top international photographers, artists and filmmakers featured on the site.
Imagista’s previous website was showing it’s age when we began. Websites can become dated very quickly as technology races ahead at a breathtaking pace. They needed a responsive website that was flexible enough to tackle the cutting edge layouts of their designers yet robust enough to deliver ultra high-res imagery by the most demanding creatives, quickly and efficiently. Upon reviewing many platforms we finally settled on WordPress to meet these criteria. Since Time...
Project X/AV is a New Wave Entertainment brand. New Wave Entertainment is a diversified media company that consists of 4 major brands that cover everything from production, distribution, theatrical and television marketing, digital marketing and strategy, post-production and talent management. Project X/AV is an entertainment marketing team that specializes in motion picture, television and video games. With seasoned veterans leading the way, we create bold campaigns that inspire and captivate audiences across the world.
Theatre Without Borders (TWB) is an informal, volunteer, virtual community that shares information and builds connections between individuals and institutions interested in international theatre and performance exchange. TWB was born out of a need to connect artists around the world. TWB advocates for theatre artists who see themselves as members of a global community, as well as citizens of their respective nations and cultures. They plant seeds and watch the plants grow and develop, thanks to their many partners.
Paddle Diva is in the business of empowering women through the sport of Stand Up Paddling, or SUP, with fitness and lifestyle programs that make them feel great, both inside and out. Our message to women is centered on committing to goals and celebrating one’s accomplishments, always highlighting what can be achieved when a woman puts her mind to it.
One of the hidden assets we had to work with was that Fashion Photographer extraordinaire, Michael Williams, had taken many terrific photos of the women of paddle Diva that had been under-used. After 20 years in advertising, on thing we know is the single most impactful thing a brand can do to improve their look across platforms is to use spectacular imagery. So with this in mind, The Bureau of Small Projects made the mantra of the brand: “Image First”.
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Collaborative Coaching is a leadership and team development consultancy recognized for its quality of insights, actionable ideas, commitment to change that outlasts our engagement and our ability to leverage organizational and human dynamics for increased impact and sustainable growth.
With a world class clientele, the challenge here was to built a website that was intellectually on par with the level of the service. Additionally, the website provides instant evaluation of the collaborative skill set of logged in visitors so a complex custom app had to be created that would provide an “assessment” of where they are at, both as an individual and as a team.
At Tzumi, it’s about much more than providing run-of-the-mill mobile accessories and electronics. With over 40 years of multifaceted retail expertise, Tzumi utilizes the know-how to produce innovative and competitive products while maintaining strong consumer relationships and commitment to value.
Tzumi approached the Bureau of Small Projects to create a web presence that would compete with the giants in the retail electronics field. This required much more than simply building a website. At the Bureau of Small Projects, we see time and time again how important imagery is to the look and impact of a website. So we collaborated with Tzumi to create first in class imagery, using photography and digital rendering to highlight what makes their electronics spectacular.
Workshops for Warriors approached The Bureau Of Small Projects to do a complete redesign of their website, create a world class donation portal and update their platform so that it was responsive, SEO optimized and easy for volunteers to update.
The Bureau Of Small Projects conducted extensive research into the unique culture within Workshops for Warriors and realized that the best way to engage people in their cause was simply to tell their stories. It is such a heartfelt mission that virtually everyone can jump onboard with, that all we really had to do is introduce these people. As such, we commissioned portrait photographer Frank Rogozienski to spend a few days with WFW and get them to open up on camera. As you can see the results were spectacular.
Clickspring is an award-winning design firm based in New York City. They help clients strategically grow and sustain their brands by shaping the environments wherein they engage a target audience. When audience engagement is extended, interest and curiosity follow, and the potential for emotional connection and brand loyalty increases. Every extra second of connection holds value and meaning.
Clickspring needed a firm do develop their website with the same exacting attention to detail as they are expected to deliver to their a-list clientele of fortune 500 companies and major brands.
Exploring the long standing rivalry between the Giants and the Dodgers, we decided to create a spot all about sportsmanship. Leo Durocher, the irascible former coach for the Dodgers coach coined the phrase “Nice Guys Finish Last” we decided to riff off of that and get to the heart of what it means to be a top competitor, what the Dodgers are really like and why “Nice Guys” actually finish first.
The spot was so well received that we decided to include it in the feature film Kindness Is Contagious. A film all about being nice and the benefits of being nice.
The documentary format, is much more cost effective than the traditional 30-second television spot and defies audiences’ short attention spans with content they’ll keep watching. With competition for consumer attention at an all-time high, story is what makes ads that people feel compelled to share. According to research, 92 per cent of consumers trust “earned” media – such as word-of-mouth messages or...
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