Challenge: Engage casual gamers with a multiplatform food truck game that’s fun for anyone.

Solution: A multiplatform gaming application for iOS, Android, and Oculus Rift that fuses low-poly isometric gameplay with a classical arcade style.

After a mutually beneficial partnership with popular food truck brands, the game features actual food trucks that players can take to the limit. The game takes place in an imaginary food truck world, with city names that match. After wreaking savory havoc on the streets, players can unlock more levels and customize the truck of their choice.

Gameplay is simple. Players need to pick up corresponding food items before their gas tank runs out or until their truck explodes from taking too much damage. Oil spills, roadblocks, crossing pedestrians and police make the game challenging and entertaining for all ages.

Challenge: Expand the reach of the California Lottery: Wheel of Fortune commercials. The concept is based on the debut of the Wheel of Fortune scratchers in California.

Solution: A rich media banner that extends the idea rooted in the commercial to engage users to click and spin the Wheel of Fortune wheel in a moving environment throughout recognizable trademarks in California. Upon clicking the wheel, it spins in motion through San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge to the wide streets of Los Angeles.

Challenge: Expand the level of engagement for the successful “Lucky for Life” television campaign.

Solution: We perfected 30 years of Lottery earnings with the talents of make-up artists and a dedicated production team. The result was a simple and sweet narrative of a mailman and his regular deliveries throughout years of earnings. Every time the mailbox opens, a friendly-faced mailman ages gradually. His growing beard and developing wrinkles were priceless.

Challenge: Translate Sony’s successful “Live in a State of Play” television campaign into a digital format. The idea is that PS3 allows any adult to enjoy gaming like a child.

Solution: We developed a rich media banner ad that accentuates the concept underlining Sony’s “Live in a State of Play”. Using the concept of a baby-faced adult, users were able to watch a boggling baby face when their curser is placed upon it.

Challenge: Expand the level of engagement for the successful “Lucky for Life” television campaign.

Solution: We perfected 30 years of Lottery earnings with the talents of make-up artists and a dedicated production team. The result was a simple and sweet narrative of a mailman and his regular deliveries throughout years of earnings. Every time the mailbox opens, a friendly-faced mailman ages gradually. His growing beard and developing wrinkles were priceless.

Challenge: Compile and display a collection of different work from directors, music/VFX collaborators, and production houses into a new dynamic website that represents one brand: Momentum Reps.

Solution: The first step was to design a logo based on the turning wheels of a bicycle and a film reel. After, we developed the website using CMS so our client could easily manage all the audiovisual content. Using a minimalist approach and a calming design, we created the website with a unique downward visual path of content and stylized illustrations.

In the end our client was equipped with customized stationery, a dynamic and sleek website that highlights their collective abilities, and a brand image that reflects the core values of Momentum Reps.

Challenge: Recreate the Ad Council television commercial that targets the importance of healthy lifestyles for children in a digital sphere. The campaigns efforts were to help parents recognize the important relation between food portions and the prevention of childhood obesity.

Solution: While still keeping the execution light-hearted, we designed a standard flash interactive banner ad that invites the attention of online users. Users can change the child’s clothing size by playfully adjusting the BMI meter. The result is a healthier and happier child reaction.

Challenge: Use new technologies to augment the “Ciudadano 0,0 Tour” for Ciudadano 0,0, a lifestyle blog by San Miguel Brewery Inc. at the 2014 Basketball World Cup.

Solution: A live streaming event using Google Glass to bring this spectacular event to anyone around the world. In a 3,200-mile tour, a basketball beacon is passed along thousands of people in 22 cities and 60 municipalities. World-class basketball players, like the Gasol Brothers, wear Google Glass as they bounce the ball side-by-side with their biggest fans. The Glass technology was put to the test, and it passed.