Denny’s wanted to offer remixed versions of their classic dishes as the driving force behind one of their quarterly campaigns. So we created an unlikely partnership with Atari to remix some of their classic video games for the Denny’s App. The result? We mashed up Atari classics like Asteroids, Centipede and Break Out and gave them a diner spin. But we didn’t stop there. We hacked Atari cartridges and consoles so bloggers and influencers could play our Denny's remixed Atari games on real Atari consoles to test them out. We even streamed our video game world championship live on Twitch with the app game high scorers and became the first non-tech brand ever to do so. The Denny's Atari app was downloaded over a half million times in the first 3 months. Check it out.

The Greenville Drive is the single A affiliate for the Boston Red Sox. Their baseball field is even a replica of Fenway Park in Boston complete with its very own Green Monster. Here you'll find some of my favorite parts and pieces from various campaigns over the past few years.

Fifteen second spots aren't easy. But we managed to bring an own-able camera move, mouthwatering shots and some fun insights to these tightly packaged pieces.

From the #1 brand on Tumblr in the world in terms of community engagement, to our oft-imitated Twitter account, app work and other content, I help manage it all with my team. Frequently recognized as a brand that gets social media, I’ve included screenshots of articles from Mashable, the Verge and more showcasing the One Show-winning work.

Take a look at Denny’s on Tumblr and Twitter for real time examples. And check out the Atari Partnership work and The Grand Slams for more Denny’s projects.

What happens when you drop 5,000 stuffed cows on to 75,000 football fans? Awesomeness.

Ideas can hit you anywhere. This one came to me in the locker room  after a lunchtime work out.  The result: A fun poster that helped out a local Gold's Gym that was accepted into Communication Arts Advertising Annual as well. 

The Greenville Drive wanted an outdoor board to tease "the end of winter and the start of baseball season". What we came up with was a simple progressive board concept that had a lot of folks asking "What's the deal with the big snowball?" for the first week until the big reveal. As luck would have it, the boards ran just a few days after one of the biggest snowstorms to hit Greenville in years.

The boards were also featured in Communication Arts Exhibit. 

A poster campaign for one of the oldest knife-makers in America.

The first three posters were featured in Archive magazine. The "tree" poster was a finalist in the Cannes Advertising Festival.

Voya is a financial and retirement investment company, helping individuals save today so they can crush it during their retirement years. To celebrate retired individuals who saved wisely and are now living their best lives, we created a short film series called RETIREMENT CHAMPIONS.

With the help of Stoopid Buddies Studios and Seth Green, the team who created the emmy-winning Robot Chicken series, I got to help bring Denny’s most iconic dish to life. With over 20 million views, 16.5 million of which are full, completed views, this online content series turned out to be a Grand Slam.

From 2003 to 2006 Cingular Wireless was the primary client I worked on during my stint at BBDO. I help produce a television and a print campaign that help relaunch the brand after the merger of AT&T. Here is a sampling of the work I produced during those years. 

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is a non-profit group, consisting mainly of hunters,  that helps preserve and maintain the habit of North American elk herds. This was a special project to work on, since they were not only a client but I'm also a member.

This work was featured in Communication Arts Advertising Annual as well as The One Show. 

A simple little :30 TV spot that showcased the desire to have the very best siding for your home. 

Our Denny's client asked for a simple yet creative out-of-home campaign to announce the first ever Denny's restaurant in New York City. Order Up!

America’s largest outdoor firing range. Welcome to Knob Creek, Kentucky. A fun shoot (cameras and assault rifles) that we turned into some pretty cool posters. John Rambo would be proud.

To go along with their rebranding campaign, Denny’s asked us to redesign the covers of their store menus to reflect a more premium and fresh aesthetic. Not sure about you but these covers have me craving an Denver omelette. Order Up!