A few moments we’re proud of...

not because they look good, but because they felt right to make.

Amgen: Peloton Instructor Hannah Corbin

Amgen and WE Communications partnered with Flying House to share the story of Hannah Corbin - known to many as a founding Peloton instructor - at a pivotal moment in her life.

For this piece, we uncovered the emotional through-line of her transition from public fitness figure to patient advocate, allowing vulnerability and strength to coexist on screen.

Rather than focusing solely on diagnosis, we centered identity, community, and resilience.

The result was a narrative that connected rare disease awareness with lived human experience, reinforcing both the power of community and Amgen’s commitment to the patients they serve.

Tempus: Claire's Story

Tempus sought to humanize the role of genomic sequencing through the story of Claire, who discovered a lump that would alter the course of her life.

We spent a day embedded with Claire and her family, allowing her to walk us through the realities of a Stage 4 metastatic breast cancer diagnosis while also highlighting the moment advanced testing changed her treatment path. The science supported the story, but never overtook it.

In the end, we created a piece that made precision medicine feel accessible and deeply personal, inspiring viewers to keep searching for answers when it matters most.

American Family Insurance: Dreamers Series

American Family Insurance partnered with Oprah Winfrey to spotlight individuals across the country who turned passion into impact.

For this series, we traveled to capture authentic voices in their own environments, allowing each Dreamer’s lived experience to shape the narrative rather than scripting inspiration.

The result was a culturally resonant branded series that elevated grassroots changemakers while reinforcing both Oprah’s and American Family’s commitment to empowering communities.

Amgen: Gail Devers

Amgen and WE Communications approached us to share the story of Gail Devers; not just as a three-time Olympic gold medalist, but as a patient searching for answers.

Rather than placing her in a traditional interview setting, we returned her to the track, where strength and struggle coexist. Through intimate conversation and dynamic visuals, we allowed elite performance and human vulnerability to live side-by-side.

The result was a story that inspired others living with Graves’ Disease and Thyroid Eye Disease, while reinforcing resilience as a central theme in Amgen’s rare disease communications.

We needed a way to explain the complexity of uncontrolled gout in a way audiences would actually engage with.

So we collaborated with our design team Midnight Snack FX to translate dense biological science into a clear visual metaphor; one that simplified understanding without diluting accuracy.

The finished piece delivered an approachable and memorable explanation of uric acid’s role in gout, helping broader audiences grasp the condition with clarity and confidence.

Amgen: Weed It G'out

Big Brothers Big Sisters

Big Brothers Big Sisters partnered with us to reinforce their mission through human-centered impact stories.

For this series, we focused on two Big and Little pairs, highlighting relationship, growth, and potential rather than statistics alone. By bringing them into a custom studio environment designed to feel playful and authentic, we captured the natural energy of their bond.

The result was a piece that allowed audiences to experience the organization’s impact through lived connection, not numbers.

When Amgen set out to share Christine Ha’s journey living with NMOSD, the goal was clear: focus on the person, not just the diagnosis.

For this piece, we centered Christine’s identity as a chef, competitor, and creative force, allowing her resilience and passion to lead the story rather than the condition itself.

By capturing her in environments that reflect her craft and independence, we created a narrative that felt empowered and forward-looking. In the end, the piece elevated the conversation around NMOSD while reinforcing that patients are defined by who they are, not what they face.

Amgen: NMOSD Won't Stop Me - Christine Ha

Gene Dx

GeneDx partnered with us to humanize the complex journey families face when searching for answers to unexplained developmental concerns.

For this story, we focused on Andrea and Scott’s emotional arc: the uncertainty, the persistence, and ultimately the clarity that genetic testing provided. Rather than leading with science, we allowed the parents’ experience to guide the narrative.

By grounding advanced diagnostics in lived reality, we developed a piece that fostered empathy and helped audiences understand the profound impact of getting the right answer at the right time.

Weight Watchers wanted to showcase the ripple effect of personal transformation within a broader community.

For this piece, we followed NYPD officer Lt. Tara Deckert’s journey, emphasizing discipline, vulnerability, and the leadership she brings to both her career and her wellness path. We chose to highlight moments that felt earned rather than polished, allowing viewers to see both the work and the reward.

The result was a powerful, relatable narrative that demonstrated how individual change can inspire collective momentum.

Weight Watchers: Tara's Story

Weight Watchers asked us to revisit the origin of a brand synonymous with community, without it feeling corporate.

We centered the legacy of founder Jean Nidetch through the voices of the team members who continue to carry her vision forward, blending historical context with present-day reflection.

The focus remained on shared experience rather than brand milestones. The final piece served as a reaffirmation of purpose; honoring the foundation of the community while reinforcing why its mission still resonates today.