Autumn Childress

2020 Internet Advertising Awards for Best Advertising Online Video, Best Government Online Video, Best Travel Online Video & Best Of Show Online Video

Washington Post Press

Facebook Local Alerts

With a super condensed timeline and while simultaneously laboring on another embargoed global product launch, I produced three long form videos; a TV spot; numerous social assets; running footage and still photography packages.   

This embargo product launch campaign celebrated the relationship between driver and passenger and all the joy they share in various terrains. It consisted of a TV and web launch film followed by 2 product positioning films and 5 feature specific films; VR experiences and tradeshow videos; social content & activations; running footage and still photography packages; behind the scenes and making of videos. 

This campaign celebrated the touring lifestyle and focused on the spirit of exploration, discovery and adventure while promoting the performance of the Gold Wing and celebrating its legacy. It was filmed in various British Columbia locations and consisted of 2 TV spots, 5 long format films, various social content, running footage and still photography packages.  

This embargo production consisted of delivering a long form launch video followed by 7 feature bike videos, social content, dealer kits, an endless amount of running footage and photography assets and behind-the-scenes and making-of videos. 

*Fun fact: Honda team rider, Ken Roczen, was transformed by a talented special effects makeup team into old man, “Bernie”.

Filmed on location in Mexico City with The Lift using the Bolt High Speed Cinebot.

Inspired by 1960's animation, the Unbelievable campaign was a shining example of well-crafted stop-motion animation and true character animation. Director Ken Lidster and the Portland based Bent team collaborated closely with the creative team to develop the characters' appearances and personalities. 

For IHOP’s 57th Anniversary promo, the budget was very challenged so I had to wear many hats while handling all aspects of production (line and agency producing). I researched pancake artists on YouTube and secured, coordinated and negotiated with Seattle based artist Nathan Shields directly.

Real-time hidden camera surprise reunion with real people casting.

A very nimble production originally created for the SoCal markets only, but picked up by the entire state of California upon completion delivered in multiple language translations.