Produced for the U.S. Army, "Mapping Your Future: Choose Wisely and Arrive Safely” is part of yearly training that shows the possible positive and negative outcomes of split-second decisions made during off-duty activities and how those we love are also affected.

Produced for the US Army, this is part of a video to teach better decision to service members engaging in off-duty activities. It shows what poor decisions lead to each fatality and showing that "This was No Accident".

Produced for the US Army, this is part of a video

to teach better decisions to service members

engaging in off-duty activities. 

Produced for the US Army, this video is part of a series addressing risky behaviors that can lead to accidental injuries and fatalities that peak in the summer months as service members participate in outdoor activities.

Produced for the U.S. Army Resilience Directorate, this engaging PSA is part of a program to address the issue of suicide prevention and resilience for service members and direct them to resources to find help.

A look at the impact of the developing brain on the behavior of teenagers. This is the first of a series of 6 videos designed to introduce School Resource Officers to best practices for understanding and performing their work in schools around the country.

Produced in conjunction with the Dept of Justice and the University of Michigan.

This spot shows the public how to look for escape routes and survive a mass casualty incident. Filmed in an empty Synagogue, it tells a compelling story without giving any ‘fuel’ to potential perpetrators of these crimes who might view it. Produced for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Produced for the US Army, this is part of a video to teach better decision to service members engaging in off-duty activities. It shows what poor decisions lead to each fatality and showing that "This was No Accident". 

This is one of a series of darkly humorous spots we produced for the U.S. Army. They desired to change the behavior of young Soldiers, many of whom get into accidents or meet an untimely death when they take time off during the summer. Each rather shocking piece ends with the tagline “This Was No Accident.”