i've mentioned a few times, over the last few months, how insane it has been at the office. this week was no different. we were pitching new business...so the vacation zen was quickly overtaken by work intensity. it was fun this time. the work we presented was phenomenal. we'll find out on tuesday if we won the account. you can never get your hopes up about these things...but i will be disappointed if we don't get a chance to put some of the work out into the world because it was as smart as it was beautiful.
i've always taken pride in my work, but i was especially proud this week because 80% of the people who contributed to this pitch were people i recruited and hired. and they are as lovely as they are talented. i feel like i have had a hand in reshaping our culture and the results are proving to be incredible.
when you find yourself in the office past 3am...it's nice to be there with people you really enjoy.
i can't show you the work we presented for the pitch, or any of the work that we have done that has not aired yet, but here are a few of the things that we've done since we opened our doors in march:
this one won a lion at cannes
the director for this one is jeff labbé. i love the cinematography. mummy would have loved this one.
the Jeep work makes me happy. i've been singing this song in my head for three months now.
we've got a few more incredibly joyful spots in the works. i'll post them when i can.
the end of this blog is the beginning.
and i am learning each day that there is no end.
blame is a slippery thing. i blame nicotine.
mom blamed herself and her "distaste for doctors in anything other than a social setting."
cancer is incredibly beatable. some is preventable. some is not.
hedge your bets.
if you smoke...try to quit. it's really hard. the tobacco industry has designed it that way. wear sunscreen. eat vegetables. see your doctor. mom quit smoking over seventeen years ago. early detection saves lives. it could have saved mummy.
hedge your bets.
if you smoke...try to quit. it's really hard. the tobacco industry has designed it that way. wear sunscreen. eat vegetables. see your doctor. mom quit smoking over seventeen years ago. early detection saves lives. it could have saved mummy.