We made commercials for the opening exhibits at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, including this spot for the gallery Director’s Inspiration: Spike Lee.

Winners and nominees at the 92nd Oscars entered an old-time movie theater set built on-site at the show, and were filmed by a slow motion camera as they played out little scenes while pretending to watch a movie. Our team of editors worked live on-site to immediately start editing the footage so we could quickly post on social media throughout the ceremony.

We developed a digital series for The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences that featured journalist Nick Huff Barili traveling the country to interview Latin members of the Academy. The series was the Academy’s most successful series to date, bringing in more than 1.5 million viewers across their platforms. It was nominated for several awards, and went on to win Bronze at the Clio Entertainment Awards.

We filmed all the master footage of the brand new Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, including every exhibit in this 350,000 square foot museum. We also filmed extensive interviews with Academy members and celebrity friends of the museum. We then developed, produced, and edited all the videos shown at the global press event revealing the museum to the world. All the master footage was also shared with media outlets and used in the ABC special, “Night at the Museum,” hosted by Tom Hanks.

At the height of Covid and in the lead-up to a monumental election, we handled all live production, broadcast, and post-production for the Latinas Make a Difference Tour. The tour brought Latina celebrities, influencers, activists, and experts together with prominent politicians to speak about issues affecting the Latino community as part of an effort to drive voter turnout. We broadcast the tour for five days, each day in a different battleground state, moving between pre-recorded content we had produced and edited, and live interviews and discussions. Much of the footage was filmed using our remote camera and lighting kits that were sent to participants across the country.

We created a digital campaign for a new exhibit at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures about the history of black cinema. Because the exhibit didn’t exist yet, we had to get creative with our motion graphics team. The spots appeared across all major social platforms, on Spotify, in movie theaters, and on the Netflix digital billboard on Sunset Boulevard. The result was the museum’s best performing campaign so far, boasting an average 92% video completion rate.