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BNA OOH
TL;DR: Nashville is Nonstop, y’all.
The Fuller Story: Non-stop flights to Florida for spring break. To London during Christmas. To just about anywhere in the lower 48 with a functioning hangar and a Starbucks. BNA was growing rapidly and wanted to emphasize its easy access to cities near and far. So we did just that in a year's long campaign that dotted the Nashville skyline and gave the brand a distinctive voice that carries on to this day.
Role: Copy
Made with: Noelle Grimes (AD). Creative Director, Sean Williams.
Juice Plus+
TL;DR: Juice Plus+ asked us to celebrate 30 years of its groundbreaking blends with a social campaign that would build upon its recent first-ever brand campaign.
The Fuller Story: Nutritional startups may have cornered the market on podcast advertising, but Juice Plus+ has cornered the market on longevity. To celebrate 30 years of its foundational Fruit and Vegetable blend supplements, we put together a five-month long social campaign that was anchored by macro photography of the two blends' key ingredients, building on the strength of its recent first-ever brand campaign.
To pull off an ambitious production schedule, my team and I strategized with the Head of Social and our client’s EMEA legal counsel to get concepts and copy pre-approved before starting in on the creative. This helped minimize feedback loops and get the work out the door at warp speed.
Role: CD, copy, concept development
Made with: Aaron Rayburn (ACD, Art), Kari Cottrell (Senior Designer) and Michael McGee (Assoc. Designer).
Vanderbilt Health
TL;DR: Healthcare as tourism. It’s not a trap. For one “It City,” people flock from all over for care.
The Fuller Story: Vanderbilt Health had nine service lines (and one brand partnership) they needed to promote all at once, and they wanted to do it at Nashville’s international airport, BNA. How do you find the thread that links them all together and resonates with a diverse audience? Simple. You treat the work like a tourism campaign.
This creative was intended to be plastered all over the interior of BNA as static and animated boards (imagine: giant hot chicken wings on digital fire), as a nod to all the things Nashville—and its tourists— had become famous for like Woo Girls, hot chicken, and, for a hot minute, the city’s open-armed embrace of motorized scooters (not its best idea). While the work was approved, it never ran on account of Covid.
Role: Concept, copy
Made with: Hart Armstrong (Senior AD).