Anthony Gibbs Joins Imaginary Forces as Creative Director
June 16, 2021
Elastic “Global All Hands Opener” by Ordinary Folk
Ordinary Folk founder and CD Jorge R. Canedo E. in Vancouver: “It’s a hard task to capture the heart and soul of a company in under a minute, but when [software makers] Elastic reached out asking us to help kick off their Global All Hands meeting the right way, we banded together with some of […] [Read more]
ABUS “Keep On Riding” by Ordinary Folk
Creative Director Jorge R. Canedo E. at Ordinary Folk in Vancouver: “It was an incredible ride partnering with [German safety and security brand] ABUS and agency Good Fortune Collective on this short ad.” [Read more]
“Signals, Patterns, & Waves (Director’s Cut)” Process Reel by Ordinary Folk
Creative director Jorge R. Canedo E. at Ordinary Folk in Vancouver: “Around a year ago, we worked on a fun set of illustrations and animations for a series of blog posts. It was a crazy, fun project exploring different ideas and concepts, and so we put together a little process video to show some of the behind-the-scenes creativity!” [Read more]
SAP “Innovations” Explainer by Ordinary Folk
Jorge R. Canedo E at Ordinary Folk in Vancouver: “When SAP reached out to us about creating a video to help launch their New Ventures and Technologies initiative – well, to be honest, we knew they were big company, but we didn’t really understand just how much everybody interacts with their products on a daily basis. [Read more]
From Nothing to Something: A Collective Investigation of Inspiration
Director Andrew Vucko: “Why is the creative act so at the core of being human? And how does something come from nothing? [Read more]
School of Motion Brand Manifesto Video by Ordinary Folk
School of Motion, Inc. (“School of Motion” or “SOM”), and its founder and CEO Joey Korenman, have announced the completion of a brand manifesto video and new, refined vision for the nearly seven-year-old company. A complete company rebrand (by Blind) and redesigned and revamped website (from Unfold) are expected to follow later this year. [Read more]
