Find your spark

A branding example of a logo with a Cardinal on a Wisteria branch outside Sheppard House in Winston-Salem.
A advertisement for Nature's Own Oatmeal Toasters, featuring a policeman running radar beside a toaster to demonstrate that a fast breakfast.
A Super Bowl commercial for the Bahamas, featuring a seaplane flying over a private island in the Exumas.

Building businesses with bold design, powerful advertising, and cinematic film.

View some of our featured work below.

French fry shaped like a smiling mouth on a red background
A person diving into the water near a sailboat on a clear day with blue sky and some clouds.
A young child with a messy face and body covered in spaghetti and sauce, holding a red plate on their head, sitting against an orange background.
A 12-ounce can of Atlanta Brewing Co. Hartsfield India Pale Ale with 6.2% alcohol by volume displayed on a teal background.
Back of a shirtless man with a cap, revealing a tattoo across his upper back that says "EMPHYSEMA" in Gothic script.
Animated French fries with googly eyes attached to a red krystal French fry bag, positioned next to an empty paper food tray, on a plain white surface.

The company we keep

How we think

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Spark

Anything great starts with a singular moment of inspiration. An idea. A spark, if you like.

An informed idea is an inspired idea. We ask questions, pour through your research, and host stakeholder meetings.

This is the time for collaboration. After all, you know your business better than anyone.

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Fuel

Just as an ember needs kindling, branches and logs to make flames, an idea needs focus to fuel its direction.

Fonts, graphic standards, photography, tone of voice—these are the fuel an idea needs to propel it towards its final destination.

Focused energy can send a rocket to the moon.

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Wildfire

An idea will fizzle out without an audience to fan the flames.

Whether it's owned, earned or paid media, we'll work with you to bring the idea to life in a meaningful way: to increase your bottom line.

This is the part of the process where we stop with all the fire metaphors.