Arrow “Innovating Mobility” Brand Film by Coat of Arms
September 23, 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]
