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YouTube Rewind 2011
YouTube asked us to create their official recap of the best videos of 2011. We cast Rebecca Black (of course) and created the most epic montage we could muster (heavy on babies and cats). 1.5 million views on day one.

2 Legit 2 Quit
We teamed up with MC Hammer and Brian Wilson for a remake of "2 Legit 2 Quit" in support of SF Mayor Ed Lee. The video was recognized as the best political spot of the year by The Atlantic, Time Magazine, The Washington Post, and the AP.

White Collar Brawler
An award-winning documentary web series that combined 40 episodes of real-time video storytelling, events with over 1,000 attendees, and an interactive social media strategy with over 20,000 fans. Covered in the New York Times.

Wednesday Was A Good Day
To promote Jawbone's JAMBOX speaker, we re-made an Ice Cube classic and cast some of YouTube's top talent. The video was featured on the homepage of TechCrunch and remixed by Linkin Park.

Don’t Stop Believing
This playoff anthem for the San Francisco Giants was the most watched YouTube video in the Bay Area in 2010 and was featured on ESPN, CNN, Yahoo Sports, USA Today, and more. 2.5 million views and counting...

Viral Video SF
We brought together a host of experts in branded content for a panel discussion about online video. Nearly 200 attended and 2,000 watched online at Tubefilter.com. Sponsored by Sidereel and Tres Agaves Tequila.

NewSchools "Education Entrepreneurs"
We directed over 15 hours of live coverage for the NewSchools Summit, a leading Silicon Valley education conference and created a 10-episode video campaign for this nonprofit venture fund called "Education Entrepreneurs."

Bankers vs. Consultants
This viral hit satirizing Wall Street was used as a promotional tool for a release from Hyperion Books. We dare you to find a banker or a consultant who hasn't seen this video.

Huge in Asia
Before we launched Portal A, we chronicled our nine-month motorcycle journey through Vietnam, Cambodia, Mongolia, Thailand, and China in a 30-episode video series that was eventually sold to Lonely Planet.

iPWN
This comedy web show created in partnership with IGN Entertainment was an instant hit among iPhone gamers. Starring Nate and his iPhone counterpart TJ. Not suitable for young ones.

Vocab Videos
We designed a unique learning system with A-List Education, producing over 500 (yes, 500) short vignettes to teach high school students SAT-level vocabulary through online video.