JTWO Produces Healthy Delaware Commercial
Our team partnered with AB&C Creative to create a :30 television spot for HealthyDelaware.org. The spot was created to inform Delaware residents of the link between Diabetes and Cancer as well as to encourage them get screened.
Our production team was responsible for coordinating casting, storyboarding, securing locations and permits as well as the actual production and post-production of the commercial spot. The spot was filmed on location in Delaware at a local baseball field and state park.
Behind the Scenes
Introducing the JTWO [INC]ubator Project
Welcome to the Deep End of the Pool
We are proud to announce the launch of The JTWO [INC]ubator Project. A semester long internship program built from the ground up to give young filmmakers, content creators, and all around hungry for a challenge individuals a place to stretch their creative minds while preparing them for the road ahead.
Work Featured on Fred's Footsteps New Website
Work Featured on Fred's Footsteps New Website
Fred’s Footsteps has recently launched their new website which features several projects that we have created together. Their organizational mission is to help working families stay on their feet through a child’s illness or injury and also direct financial assistance for non-medical expenses, such as household bills, to make up for gaps in income as well as one-time extraordinary expenses, like medical equipment or home modifications.
Click the link below to see their new site and head to “Families We’ve Helped” section to see our work.
Team Travels to San Diego
Team Travels to San Diego
Our team recently travelled to San Diego, CA to continue the Janssen Immunology Storyteller Series.
With the help of Janssen Immunology + Tonic Life Communications we have been documenting the stories of some of their employees in an ongoing series on the Janssen Global channel.
A Day with Simone Biles in DC
With Alcohol Awareness Month coming to a close, our team made one last trip to Washington, D.C. to tag along with Olympic Gold Medalist, Simone Biles and Responsibility.org as well as special guest, ABC’s Dancing with the Stars as they visited students at Arlington Science Focus School and Capitol Hill to help raise awareness about the dangers of underage drinking.
This is the second project to this month that we had the opportunity to produce with Simone and Responsibility.org as part of our Projects That Matter Initiative.
Stay tuned for the video projects!
Shaq + Responsibility.org March Madness
Our team travelled to the NBA’s Turner Studios to capture former NBA superstar Shaquille O’Neal as he once again teamed up with the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility to promote responsible drinking to those planning to drink while their favorite teams are shooting hoops during March Madness.
Responsibility.org created the Virtual Bar to educate of-age adults about responsible drinking whether hosting or attending parties where alcohol is served. It’s all about understanding what it actually means to drink responsibly and, if you choose to drink, how to know your limits.
The Virtual Bar can help explain how different factors affect your blood-alcohol concentration or BAC on an individual level and can also can help you see how your night could go depending on the food you eat, the water you drink throughout the night, and other important variables. The tool is available on line and can also be downloaded as a free app.
The Virtual Bar is available for free from the iTunes App and Google Play stores and is also available online at Responsibility.org/VirtualBar
Launching Janssen Storytellers Series
With the help of Janssen Immunology + Tonic Life Communications we have recently helped launch The Janssen Immunology Storytellers series on the Janssen Global channel!
We’re proud to share the story of Brian, one of Janssen Immunology’s scientists who is dedicated to innovation for people living with and susceptible to immune diseases.
Working with Simone Biles + Ask Listen Learn
Ask, Listen Learn: Simone Biles + USA Attorney General PSA
Our team recently had the opportunity to film twenty one PSA’s for Ask, Listen Learn featuring Olympic Gold Medalist and Dancing with the Stars Contestant, Simone Biles along with numerous prominent United States Attorney Generals aimed at helping educate parent’s on how they can help their kid’s say “yes” to a healthy lifestyle and “no” to underage drinking. Simone is the newest Superstar to join Ask, Listen Learn, a program that the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility (Responsibility.org), a national not-for-profit dedicated to fighting drunk driving and underage drinking, developed alongside a team of educators and organizations specializing in middle school-aged students.
The PSA’s to be completed over the course of the next month were written and directed by our Principal Creative Director, Justin Jarrett. This is one of several projects we have worked on with Ask, Listen Learn and The Foundation for Alcohol Responsibility. Stay tuned for the full spot…
Be a Hero. End Impaired Driving Spot Launches
Our Projects That Matter Initiative continues its partnership with Responsibility.org with the launch of their new "Heroes" Campaign.
Be A Hero. End Impaired Driving
Can you fly? Can you travel at the speed of light? Can you see through walls? No? You’re still a hero in our eyes.
In advance of this Labor Day weekend, we’re launching a brand new PSA highlighting everyday heroes. People like you and me who save lives by simply making good decisions. Now that’s a super power.
The new “Heroes” PSA is part of our #EndImpairedDriving campaign, aimed at preventing the dangerous consequences of driving while drunk, drugged, distracted and/or drowsy.
Projects That Matter welcomes the YMCA
Projects That Matter welcomes the YMCA
Our Projects That Matter Initiative is proud to announce a new partnership with the YMCA of the USA (Y-USA) to produce a 7 video series shot on location around the United States beginning this fall.
YMCA of the USA (Y-USA) is the national resource office for the Y, one of the nation’s leading nonprofits strengthening communities through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. Across the U.S., 2,700 Ys engage 22 million men, women and children—regardless of age, income or background—to nurture the potential of children and teens, improve the nation’s health and well-being and provide opportunities to give back and support neighbors. Anchored in more than 10,000 communities, the Y has the long-standing relationships and physical presence not just to promise, but to deliver, lasting personal and social change. Additional information about the Y’s impact can be found on ymca.net
Headquartered in Chicago, the role of Y-USA is to strengthen its member associations’ ability to effectively carry out the Y’s mission in their communities and partner with all Ys to achieve the movement’s collective goals and priorities.