Bumble partnered with Ted Lasso to bring the show’s dating site Bantr to real life. * Ted Lasso jazz hands *

They needed social videos, UI videos, social posts, push notifications, in-app messages and all other kinds of excitement. And they needed it fast. So I grabbed my visor, my whistle and my fake mustache and pitched in.

Hefty needed new TV, OLV and social videos for their 2019 campaign. We brought back (the new and improved!) John Cena and had some fun.

Did I want to make an entire campaign where John Cena bashed through walls like the Kool-Aid man? Sure did! Did I get to? Nope. But I got one!

Lyft launched a new airport experience to make summer travel so easy it was easy. So we made a bunch of content to point out how easy it was. But, to keep things….easy, here are just a few.

Everyone loves “to Zillow.” And Zillow knows it. In fact, we have a lot of data–like, a lot of data–that points to just that. So when we started breaking it down, we realized we could shape it into something that would delight (but not creep out) the world. Who doesn’t love a good “moats” search, right?

Rubbermaid was launching their Duralite Bakeware dish. Apparently, it could cook just about anything. But…could it tackle Tuesday Night, aka the most dreaded night of the week? We set out to prove it could, by creating the Tuesday Night Cooking Club.

We partnered with cooking novice Katherine Schwarzenagger to launch our TNCC, where every Tuesday, we launch Instagram live streams with our favorite influencers and easy Tuesday Night recipes from our TNCC cookbook.

Everyday, children in Uganda walk up to 5 hours one way to get to school. ROWAN, along with Big Agnes, Smartwool, and several others brands, are offering an exclusive expedition to Kilimanjaro – with proceeds going to help ROWAN purchase a school bus for a village in Uganda.

I was given the unbelievable opportunity to write the script for the moving footage that was captured in Uganda. The girl walking – as well as the voice talent – are actual students of the school. A project extremely near and dear to my heart.

Mr. Pickles needed a commercial to announce their business catering services. So I worked with Yellow Bus and sold through a concept of a clown tickling a bunch of clients. Name recognition, ya know?

Shift Robotics created the world’s fastest shoe. They’re a team of jet engineers, roboticists and shoe designers. Not necessarily marketers.

When they first reached out, they needed just about everything. So I helped create their brand voice and tone. From there, I worked with other a small team of rockstars to find their USP, create and write their website, their kickstarter page (and they blew past their goal), their kickstarter video, packaging, press releases, you name it. And wouldn’t you know it, the shoes caught on like wildfire.

I was able to work on quite a few 360 campaigns for McD’s. Plenty of social and outdoor executions, but TV is the most fun.

McDonald’s partnered with Mindy Kaling and ran an entire campaign in which she couldn’t say the actual brand name. Big hit. Of the various parts of the campaign I got to work on, my favorite was writing a collection of tweets for her to use announcing the campaign. Does this mean I wrote for Mindy Kaling? Can I say yes?

I have the honor of being featured in McSweeney’s Internet Tendency. For a closer look, and to make sure I’m not lying, visit here.

The antidote to the oh-so-perfect craft blogs on the Internet, Crafty Hour is a craft blog that’s in it for the fun. A party with every post, I write tipsy-by-tipsy instructions for a craft and a drink to pair. Why? Because the more you drink, the better the craft.

It’s also turning into a video series, which you can watch below. But make sure to check out the blog here. More importantly, like us on Facebook.

I put my mommy-blogger pants on to concept, write and edit 75+ articles for the many tips and tricks of Ziploc. And from those articles, came a crap ton of social posts. I’m basically a Pinterest celebrity now (no I’m not.)

Watch the case study and check out some screenshots of articles below or go to the site and see for yourself. 

In the world of forever content, Ziploc also created “hygiene videos” – which are basically fun DIY videos that we pushed quarterly. I had the opportunity to concept, write and lurk at shoots for the videos. Did the social world have comments about the intro? Oh boy did they ever.

And then there’s the project where you actually persuade enough people to let you write reviews of Ziploc containers from the POV of several cats. See the real thing here, or look at that image below.

Grubhub tweets – totes hilarious, right? Anywho, I wrote monthly tweets for Grubhub for awhile. Here are some all-stars.

Everyone in advertising eventually gets one. And here is mine. Kmart asked us to announce that Bluelight Specials are back. So we did.

Along with the Times Square billboard, we developed a social activation idea to reinforce the thrill of finding the next ridiculously good deal. Hooray.

My partner and I were given the task of coming up with promo videos for Cactus’ annual Bike From Work Bash. So we got real.

When I’m not working, I’m traveling. 35 countries and counting! Take that Julia Roberts.

I’ve tango’d through Buenos Aires, hiked in Peru, worked on a winery in Portugal, looked for Melania Trump in Slovenia (not really), spotted glow worms in New Zealand, fell in love (with an elephant) in Laos, tried sheep’s brain in Morocco and took a whole lot of embarrassing photos along the way. Check out my hashtag #eatpooplove for more.

I completed the Improv program at the Bovine Theater in Denver, Colorado and continued to play with various groups for about 4 years. After moving to Chicago, I joined a sketch group. Our show was accepted into Chicago’s Sketchfest – the Nation’s Biggest Sketch Comedy Festival. Turns out comedy pictures are hard to get.

The client changed everything. Everything but the idea of having a UNICORN WEARING A TIE. Win.