Watch Me

“Watch Me” is a collaboration with director Connor Carrol and team. As a woman, I know how we can be hard on ourselves. But a lot of the times it’s because there are external voices telling us that "we don’t belong" or that "we’ll never be good enough". It’s time to defeat the negative thinking, on and off the field. We have nothing to prove, no matter where the voice originates.

CREW:
Director: Connor Carroll, DP: Allison Anderson, Production: Gear Seven Creative, Producers: Connor Carroll and Ben Skipworth, AD: Jaclyn Edmonson, Editor: Chris Amos, Colorist: Asa Fox, Sound Design: NPALL Audio, 1st AC: Emerson Cadell, 2nd AC: Natalie Simmons, Gaffers: Kirk Slawek, John Spencer, Grips: Tyler "Chaw" Chase, Jason Hassel, Sound: Tyler Weisenauer, HMU: Chrissie Marie, Shaina Gailbreath, Wardrobe: Twila Trahn, Art Dept: Kelly Courtney, BTS: Mika Matin, PA: Paige Maudlin, John Kurtz, Crafty: Annie Himmelhaver, Michelle Atkins, Graphic Design: Ryan Scott, Copywriter: Hayley Reaver, Music: Deadman

Let the Light Lead You Home

 “Let the Light Lead You Home” is a collaboration with director Connor Carrol and team. We all have something that guides our way—family, friends, values, experiences. And especially when things are tough, we need to remember what it is that leads us to a place of love, like home.

CAST:
Ian Stahl, William McDonough

CREW:
Director: Connor Carroll, DP: Rob Russell, Producer: Emma Gregg, AC: Gray McClamrock, Editor: Andy Peters @Open Water Post, Colorist: Parker Jarvie @Company 3 LA, VFX: Matthew Perry, Sound: Russell Mehringer @NPALL, Gaffer: Dean Merrill, Key Grip: Ant Wheeler, Art Director: Mazie Biswell, BTS: Anthony Marshall, Copywriter: Hayley Reaver, Original Music by Raury and Connor Carroll,
*Special Thanks to Leslie and Morgan Connell

United Way

United Way of Middle Tennessee launched a program called Read to Succeed, and it's doing just that–succeeding. United Way wanted to get the word out and tasked us with concepting a TV spot for them. The problem is that not a lot of people know about this program unless it directly affects them or their children. Most people think the world is your oyster when you start kindergarten, but it reality it's not for most of the kids that have been helped by this program. We wanted to bring that fact to light. 

American Greetings

American Greetings came to us with the task of promoting greeting card sales at one of its retailers outside of the major card-buying holidays (Mother's Day, Christmas, Valentine's Day). We produced the "Say It With A Card" campaign to celebrate all those times and thankless jobs that maybe deserve a card, but sometimes go without one. 

Singer Sewing Machine

To help launch a new machine for Singer, they asked us to concept a video to showcase the machine's new features. Typically, this video would be just a list of product benefits, but we wanted to incorporate a story into it as well. This video was used on the Singer website and in social posts to introduce this machine to market. 

The French Company

I created this mock commercial for a B2B brand that repaired shopping carts. I know, it doesn't sound too sexy of a project to work on. But I thought, if someone repaired shopping carts every day they must really love their job, and they probably would have no shame expressing it.

Turner Classic Movies

To breathe new life into some of our favorite TCM classics, we created these mock commercials that told stories from behind the scenes of these timeless films. And let me tell you, some of the stories we found were quite scandalous.