Simon Fraser University’s (SFU’s) Lifelong Learning department had 10 hours of footage they’d captured for promotional videos. 10 hours! It’s like you’ve watched the entire Lord of the Rings extended-cut trilogy and then needed to make all that footage into just a few, short, concise videos… The task is epic!

Ballegro Player is a one-stop-shop for dance teachers’ music needs. Veteran pianist, Yawen, would overhear the barriers dance teachers face regarding their music while playing for them. They gave her an idea to solve all professional dancers’ music needs with one app: Ballegro. After product development and the creation of a convertible website, she needed some awesome content that generated traffic for Ballegro’s sales page.

Before Kudoz, people with cognitive disabilities had little to no new experiences as they grew older. The majority of social programs on offer end after age 18 or 19, resulting in a long lifetime of isolation and frustration for these adults. Kudoz is one of the many impact-driven companies that wants to break down social barriers like these, and we were so thrilled at the opportunity to help.

The Vines Art Festival is a unique community-oriented outdoor festival blending art, dance, and environmentalism. Heather, the founder, reached out to us in the festival’s first year to create two videos with the main purpose of generating more funding. Our goal was to communicate the festival’s approach of spreading big ideas about sustainability through art and interaction.

Philip came to us with a big challenge: make an application video, under 2 minutes, that would help him get into Singularity University’s prestigious and competitive Global Solutions Program. The program unites the world’s brightest and most innovative young minds to tackle “the greatest challenges facing humanity” (right from their website). Whoa. Each year only 80 applicants are selected from around 3,000.