Built for Facebook and Twitter, and with over 200,000 views in just 5 weeks, our spot for Flock’s new version of their social web browser has been successful in focusing attention on the award-winning “#1 most popular non-mobile desktop application on Facebook!”
With such keynote speakers as Bill Clinton, Condoleeza Rice, Annie Lennox and Ashley Judd, this piece premiered at the GBC Conference in June, 2010. The idea was to demonstrate how easy it is – with just a few clicks – for companies and employees to save lives while getting business done.
1/29 produced this video to coincide with a keynote address at the 2010 Women Deliver Conference in Washington D.C. Our focus here is to raise awareness concerning the alarming mortality rates, related to pregnancy and childbirth, in developing countries.
Jounce is developing online tools to simplify the way affiliate marketers promote and sell online. With the help of 1/29’s featured spot, online marketing will never be the same!
Choice Logistics provides mission-critical service parts logistics to meet the unique challenges of leading high tech companies around the world. We produced this web spot to demonstrate Choice Logistic’s exceptional capabilities.
Ticket Derby has developed customized online tools for the event organizer. Check it out.
Kingston Technology is the world’s largest independent manufacturer of memory with sales reaching $4.0 billion. Translated into 12 languages for Kingston’s worldwide audience, we helped them launch a new product – SSDNow – just in time for CES, 2010.
Imagine being able to access, modify, sync, and share all your important files from any computer or device…instantly? We show you how!
Combine JIRA Studio with Google Apps, and boy, do you have something BIG!
Geocaching is an addicting treasure hunting game that is catching on all over the world. Speaking of catching on…this web spot has gone viral! Over 600,000 views and counting!
This co-branding spot featuring Volkswagen’s CC automobile and a lucky Pandora Radio sweepstakes winner, showcases the behind the scenes, day-in-the-life, of a Pandora music analyst. Boosting the identity of two brands with one spot…reaching a coveted target audience…what could be better?
Fixed Fee I.T. needed a web spot to introduce their innovative new IT service. 1/29 was happy to deliver.
Created to coincide with the launch of their website, this web spot highlights the features of the world’s first online push-to-talk portal, while reinforcing their brand recognition.
Kingston wanted to brand their new product with a splashy conceptual piece – “urDrive Space” – and a follow-up features piece – “urDrive Mariachi.” Embedded on all of their urDrive products and promoted on a variety of Kingston and re-seller websites, they’ve been translated into 12 languages for Kingston’s worldwide audience.
Surphace, a subsidiary of AOL, unveiled a fantastic new web publishing service called “s4″ and needed a web spot that would capture the scope of it’s features for the website launch.
Our client created an awesome open ad management platform for iPhone developers, but they didn’t have a website built yet, so we concepted a style of animation that wouldn’t conflict with their eventual design template. They used this piece front and center in their marketing campaign, generating a lot of buzz on the blog, TechCrunch.
Pressmart “ePortal” is an on-demand Portal Management Service. We created this video for the launch of this new product. In addition to viewing the web spot on their homepage, it was distributed via zip drives at various publishing conferences throughout the world.
Sponsored by McDonald’s, this month long co-branding campaign launched McDonald’s Snack Wraps, while simultaneously introducing viewers to Pandora’s Music Genome Project, and boosting Pandora’s brand recognition. The earth and satellite intro that begin each spot ties the series together.
Website homepage messaging – direct, simple and effective.
This specialty retail website wanted to convey two concise and extremely valuable concepts to their customers. Take a look…