Get a little taste of WSTWRD’s work
WSTWRD brought these custom cycling characters to life to promote Outside’s Biking For All campaign. The spot was broadcast nationally during the 2022 Tour De France. In addition to this full length :30, WSTWRD also created two :15 cut down spots, as well as other supporting animated videos for social media.
This collaboration with Strada brand agency uses a fun mix of video, stop motion graphics and eye-catching motion to promote the new Wendell Falls community in Wendell, N.C.
WSTWRD teamed up with Strada Advertising to create this warm and fuzzy connected TV spot for their client Daybreak Utah. We brought the storyboards to life using video editing, motion graphics and soft warm color grading to match the feed-good music that was curated for this spot.
WSTWRD collaborated with Circus Maximus to bring the fantastic imagery of Justworks #WorkFearlessly campaign to life. Starting with only a still image, we used various animation techniques to bring the content to life, engaging viewers on New York City’s MTA subway system. Each motion picture takes on a children’s storybook-like feel, going airborne to illustrate the heights it’s audience looks to climb.
In collaboration with Huge, this :15 spot was a highlight for Brook’s “It’s Your Run” campaign.
This homepage takeover for Vitamin Water featured Tosh Townsend destroying webpage content in order to create his own skate spot. It was created using green screen video, 3D modeled elements and was composited in Adobe After Effects. There were 4 featured units which ran on espn.com, metacafe.com, break.com and craveonline.com.
These title cards were created for No Doubt’s “Looking Hot” music video. The spaghetti western-themed music video is reminiscent of Sergio Leone’s western films, so the title cards reflect that same style. The cards were animated and composited using Adobe After Effects.
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Advertising Week in New York City, the board of directors commissioned a large scale ad spot spreading across 11 different digital billboards in Time Square. The project was originally a 30 second spot to be displayed throughout the week, but the client decided to buy and create an additional 15 second spot to run after being extremely satisfied with the original 30 second spot.