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    • TVCs and CamPaigns

    Lights. Camera. Holy Shit!

    True story: Marcus & Jackson were once demolishing a family‑size popcorn in a Melbourne cinema when they witnessed the worst TVC in living memory, for one of our own social‑media clients. They gasped, coughed up a kernel and swore vengeance.

    Red furry monster head with horns and claws, looking sly and thoughtful.

    What

    Exactly

    Is It?

    This is a full-spectrum content assault designed to make your brand impossible to ignore, on every screen that matters.

    We don’t start with an idea
    and hope it works.
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    We mine social intel, decode audience behaviour, and build the story backwards, from the scroll-stopping hook all the way up to a cinematic hero spot.

    You get a hero film that lands like a cultural event, plus a campaign system designed to dominate TV, CTV, YouTube, TikTok, DOOH, and every format your audience actually watches.
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    Everything around it is designed to scale, spread, and stay in people’s heads.

    How We Flipped the Script

    Old‑school agencies (hi Leo’s) start with one “big idea,” slice it into sad limp social clips, and call it a day. 

    We reversed the process:

    Red furry monster hand making a rock and roll sign with black claws on a transparent background.

    Mine platform data to find hooks that already stop the scroll.

    Write the TVC around those hooks, broadcast borrows from social, not vice versa.

    Launch the hero spot, then spray bespoke cut‑downs born to win online.

    Wow, how the tables have turned.

    Why Our TVCs Beat Why Our TVCs Beat Snooze-Fest Ads

    😴

    Boring Commerical

    Red furry monster face with pointed ears, big eyes, sharp teeth, and a cigarette in its mouth.

    Kill Boring Dead Spot

    “Bathroom break”
    background noise.
    High impact storytelling that commands
    attention, start to end.
    Focus-grouped into 

    creative purgatory.
    Built by creative leaders who’ve 

    actually made great work.
    One TV placement, 

    then fade to black.
    Multi-format, multi-platform campaigns that
    live well beyond 30 seconds.
    Metrics? 

    Vague at best.
    Strategy-led from day one, 

    optimised across every screen.
    Director whose best work 

    was a toothpaste jingle.
    Renegade filmmakers wielding 

    cinema-grade cameras.
    Stock actors from StarNow 

    delivering wooden lines.
    Influencers & UGC creators with built-in fandom, 
talent your audeience already watches.

    How the Carnage Unfolds

    Red furry monster with horns holding a worn black sign, smoking a cigarette.

    [A]

    Audience X‑Ray

    [B]

    Concept Frenzy

    [C]

    Make

    [D]

    Edit Alchemy

    [E]

    Multi‑Screen Launch

    Who’s This For?

    1. Challenger brands hungry to steal shelf‑space
      (and TikTok FYPs).

    2. Scale‑ups launching a category‑breaking product

      that needs instant mass awareness.

    3. Legacy players sick of beige agencies and paying
      $274,200 for “safe” 30‑second snoozers.

    4. Marketing teams who want data‑proven creative, 

      not Cannes case‑study theatre.

    5. Founders & CMOs ready to swap vanity
      impressions for measurable chaos.

    Questions Nobody Asked

    For established brands. CTV, BVOD, cinema pre‑roll, and viral social edits can make screen domination affordable again.

    Because your audience already told us what they like. We just need to listen.

    Yep. We test in the wild before going big. Big agencies cross their fingers. We check the data, then hit harder.

    Cool. Then it becomes the most cinematic social-first campaign your category has ever seen. We’re platform-agnostic, but quality-obsessed.

    Absolutely. Bring your ambassadors, influencers, or that weirdly charismatic intern. We cast for connection, not headshots.

    We partner with top-tier media teams and can coordinate seamlessly. Or you can take the creative and run, your call, no gatekeeping.

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