Nike has been a client for many, many years. They are one of the best brands in the world and we’ve been fortunate enough to work with them. And they us. We are the Nike of marketing. Well, we’re more like the Pony of marketing. But you get it. Sometimes they ask us to do work and we say, ok, we’'ll just do it. Sorry, had to.

Nike wanted to reach a younger audience. They asked us to shoot a short film to interpret “You’re faster than you think”. The Nike thought being, there is always a moment when that switch turns on and you can be faster than you think. “Winner Take Steve” was our take on this and was eventually selected for SIFF, ResFest, Slamdance and the One Reel Film Festival, among others. It has also been featured on Comcast OnDemand and on Alaska Airlines flights. But you can watch it right here.

Nike and basketball are like ham and eggs. They just work together. It was our pleasure to be able to launch this campaign for March Madness called Bracketville. Stay as long as you can. It was an insane hit and more fun than a pillow fight to create.

Lacrosse is a small sport for Nike, but as usual they still go all in and own it. We were excited to be able to bring this campaign to life and watch it take off within the lacrosse community. Attack Everything spoke to all lacrosse players of all ages. It also didn’t hurt that we got to use several legends of the game in the ads.

Nike tennis is one of the foundational sports of Nike. And they have some of the best players of all time. Enter John McEnroe and Andre Agassi etc…This campaign was fun, imaginative and stood out in all of our publications. And yes, sold shoes and apparel.

These are pretty old, but are still fun. These are videos for Nike Presto, one of Nike’s first forays into more youth lifestyle type shoes.

Nike ACG was Nike’s outdoor brand. We had an amazing time helping them overcome the “but they’re just a basketball and running shoe company!” perception and have them taken seriously in the outdoor world. Boom. This campaign helped with that. Also, the clothes and shoes were amazing!

When we created these ads Nike soccer was still a small part of the business. It was fun to get in on the early rise of soccer for Nike and the US. These ads did really well but the goalie arms had to be pulled do to its graphic nature. Well, at least Edgar Davids (the one pulling the little people out of his cleats) ad was deemed ok!