Jeff Earhart

To promote Just Cause 4, we want to make Rico Rodriguez into the greatest action hero of all time. We produced both posters and trailers in the style of the greatest action movies in the last 5 decades.

This guys hates things that are stacked. He loves knocking them over and doesn’t care who it hurts. Luckily, two magic kids are there to stop him.
The World of Final Fantasy is a game where you battle monsters using monsters you have collected along the way. These creatures can get even more powerful however, if you stack them on top of each other.

The Happy Hero Days Holiday video was so successful, we renewed it for a summer campaign.

To help both promote the game and fill in the backstory for Yakuza, we created these highly cinematic trailers that detailed the stories some of the characters encountered by The Dragon in previous games.

At Blizzcon 2017 we built a massive diorama with characters belonging to the actual attendees to celebrate the announcement of World of Warcraft 8.0. We even won a Guinness Book of World Record for it!

In order to promote the chance to play overwatch for free, we created a video campaign with a very simple mechanic. Based on the idea that many of life’s obstacles prevent you from doing what you want all the time, this series of videos show people making the best of a potentially bad situation by playing Overwatch for free over the weekend.

To promote the upcoming Shadow of War game to core audiences, we send some Orcs to various video game and pop culture conventions around the country. These improv actors in full makeup and armor walked the convention floor, trolling the audience and developer panels any chance they had.

This series of short videos, designed specifically for social media, gave fans a behind the scenes look at what goes on in the Rainbow Six locker room. They quickly had fans wanting to see much more of the lovable guy.

To promote the viking defense game, we paid homage to the great Bob Ross in this short video. The viking painter Robert Ragnar Ross shows us the joys of pillaging.

Blizzard wanted to celebrate their most dedicated fans who dress up in elaborate cosplay at several events around the country. We created a very special photo booth experience that puts them in the game. Fans would stand on a rotating stage in front of a greenscreen. Videos backgrounds, matching the speed of the platform were them superimposed behind them. They could then download and share their video with their friends and family.

The live-action trailer for Just Cause 4 focused on the main antagonist dealing with her wounded troops in the aftermath of one of Rico’s more destructive base raids.

To show the intensity and horror of the new Rainbow Six: Extraction game, we made a series of short videos for Instagram Stories that show a few of the operators in peril as they are being overwhelmed by the alien parasite… wondering who will have their six.

Operation Tango is a two player collaborative game. One hacker and one agent working together to save the world. This spy-themed animation trailer used early production assets to get fans informed and excited about the whole new type of game.

Guild Wars 2 has one of the strongest communities in gaming. To highlight this, we created a commercial that showed an entire community coming to back up a warrior facing a mighty challenge.

A group of superheroes and villains all share a house, but it’s ok because they solve all their problems the mature way… Puzzle Battles.
To promote the latest Marvel Puzzle Battle we made a long-form video piece and some :15 pre-roll length cuts.

For the campaign to promote the newest mobile game from Final Fantasy we created two different videos. One focused on the very long history of the Final Fantasy franchise and the other on the feature of the game that lets you play with characters from all the different Final Fantasy games.

What’s more exciting than opening up a Funko! subscription box? This video is a compilation of several short videos made for social media channels, showing the reactions of people opening their boxes.

These short videos were made on a minuscule budget to help promote the new class mounts available for World of Warcraft. They ended up being some of the most successful tweets Warcraft has ever done.

To help promote Final Fantasy XV we built a massive, 2-story high Titan right on Hollywood and Highland and let people pose for Augmented Reality images they could share on social media.

To promote Mafia III we wanted to make the game seem like a major cultural moment. All the ads and partnerships were designed to come across like a major movie release. We even had a custom Ice Cube song.

For the launch of The Rise of The Tomb Raider we went big. We hung a full Jeep with working headlights and a snow machine for a contest we called “Prize of the Tomb Raider.”

For E3 we built a giant green screen with a trampoline in front of it. After you jumped on the trampoline, we’d make a video of you grabbing a bunch of rings in one of the two new Sonic games. In addition, if you grabbed the golden ring above the trampoline, you could win $1000.

Dianese traditionally makes safety gear for motorcycle riders, but they have been trying to break into the street clothing market as well. This short demo video mirrors the movements of a stunt rider with those of a breakdancer. Both wearing Dianese clothing, and in the end, you realize both are the same person.

A&E wanted to do something disruptive at Comic-con in San Diego. In order to stand out from such a crowded field, we organized some counter protestors o interact with the usual Christian ones. These protesters would be holding posters celebrating the return of Damien, the son of the devil.

In 1992, the first Red Bull Flugtag took place in Vienna, Austria. A decade later the events were held all over the world and seen by millions. Without exaggeration, one can truly say it’s one of the most successful brand building events in the world, certainly the only one that is mainly held together by duct tape. In 2013, people witnessed the biggest splash in American aviation history: National Red Bull Flugtag.

At a mere 10.6 ounces, Adizero is the antitheses of the clunky traditional golf shoe. As one golf pro put it: “It feels like nothing.” We took that thought and ran with it. The result? In the launch month, Adizero nearly doubled adidas golf’s previous January footwear sales record.

Red Bull challenged top teams of hackers and DIY makers to construct functional, original inventions in just 72 hours. What started in New York as an underground event, turned into a nationwide online experience. The concept is a throwback to the early days of the computer, complete with pop-up windows, 8-bit SFX, command line navigation and easter eggs. The work was featured on WIRED, Popular Science and all over Reddit.

Red Bull wanted a way to showcase their old commercials. We built a cartoon world to contain and highlight them. As you moved around the world you could find all the different commercials.

Red Bull Sugarfree is predominately aimed at a fitness crowd that is concerned about high sugar content. In order to help spread the word about the product we built an online game with a fitness theme. It was a platform style game with various obstacles trying to prevent you from achieving your goals and Red Bull Sugarfree as a power-up.

Red Bull runs several promotions around the time when college kids get back to school. This game was themed around college, challenging people with various levels including studying, partying, playing sports and moving into the dorms.

Red Bull is the perfect drink for the office. Along with a very successful “intern hero” program, we built a 3D isometric game where the protagonist is the intern, running around distributing Red Bull to everyone in the office who needs it.

Red Bull Soapbox Race is an event about enabling people to show off their creativity. In order to promote the event, we built a site that allows people to upload images and draw on a giant collective whiteboard. Users could then share slaces of the board on various social platforms.

Using state-of-the-art motion capture technology, Red Bull delivered an unprecedented amount of data to world-class hurdler Lolo Jones. We created a site that let users put Lolo through her paces, see exactly how it worked, and get an inside look at what was recorded and learned each time she ran.

For the first time in the history of wakeboarding, athletes from three disciplines (Park, Boat and Big Air) came together for a long weekend to find out who’s the best on the board. The event was part of the Red Bull Signature Series and broadcasted live on NBC Sports.

On New Year’s Day, everyone makes a resolution to get back in shape. The problem? Excuses. We positioned Red Bull Sugarfree as the perfect companion for overcoming excuses. Declare and share your resolution on Facebook and Twitter, and stick to it: Viva la resolution.

Red Bull liked to push the limits of traditional advertising. In order to promote Red Bull Flugtag, an event where people build their own flying machines, we placed crashed planes around town and spray painted “Come see this fly” on potential plane parts.

Remember when soda wasn’t bad for you? Or at least, you didn’t think it was? Zevia takes us back to those days. It’s all-natural, and contains no sugar and no calories. The secret is Stevia, a botanical sweetener that’s been used around the world for hundreds of years. Bottom line, it’s what soda should have always been.

The World Poker Tour got the rights to broadcast their old episodes again after five years. Rather than presenting them using a simple video player, we decided to build a far richer interactive experience. We constructed widgets that display and calculate several different statistics during the episode.

A historical science-fiction novel, The Imaginary 20th Century operates as a gigantic interactive data field with 2,200 images and an original sound composition. The story involves the picaresque adventures of a woman who is seduced in 1901 by four suitors, each with their own vision of the coming century. We navigate through the suitors’ worlds, follow the woman (Carrie) on her travels, witness what she and her lovers forgot to notice; and experience the tastes and sounds of the period from 1893 to 1926. It is a whimsical meta-journey, available on DVD-ROM with an accompanying book. The co-directors are: Margo Bistis, curator; Norman Klein, author.

To promote a new album Coldplay wanted to run a promotion that would allow some of their fans to earn free tickets to their Madison Square Garden show. Users could unlock pieces of an image and different video content through a micro-site and widget.

Oxford Golf site is an online catalogue for a retailer of golf clothing. The site utilizes actionscript-based page transitions enhancing the sophisticated look of the site.