MADEGOOD | 2025

BRAND AWARENESS CAMPAIGN

MadeGood’s “Highly Thoughtful Snacks” brand awareness campaign reintroduced the company’s purpose and personality to Canadian consumers by transforming an underperforming tagline into a compelling, emotionally resonant story platform. The campaign reframed “thoughtful” from a vague product descriptor into a clear, creative narrative—showcasing how MadeGood snacks contribute to a more thoughtful world through organic sourcing, allergy-friendly formulations, sustainable farming practices, and family-friendly snacking.

To champion brand recognition on shelf, the creative centered the iconic packaging as the hero. Each film opened with a MadeGood box that transformed into handcrafted cardboard worlds—designed in collaboration with a NYC-based paper artist—and transitioned seamlessly into live-action scenes featuring real talent. This hybrid approach blended artistry, stop-motion–inspired craft, and lifestyle storytelling to build warmth, charm, and a distinctively MadeGood aesthetic across all four campaign videos.

    • Creative lead on the development of the campaign platform and narrative structure (“our snacks can’t do X, but they can do Y”), translating a confusing legacy tagline into a clear, consumer-facing story.

    • Wrote storyboards and script direction in partnership with a copywriter, grounding all creative decisions in brand priorities and consumer insight.

    • Led collaboration with brand, marketing, and cross-functional partners, aligning business goals with creative output and ensuring stakeholder clarity at every phase.

    • Hired and directed external partners, including production company, director, photographer, set designers, food stylist, and NYC-based paper artist responsible for the handcrafted animated cardboard visuals.

    • Produced comprehensive pre-production deck with visual language, art direction, set concepts, transitions, colour systems, and packaging integration.

    • Oversaw on-set art direction across multiple shoot days, serving as the liaison between creative crew and internal stakeholders to maintain strategic and visual consistency.

    • Managed budget, pre-production, and post-production, ensuring efficient resource allocation and creative problem-solving when constraints arose.

    • Led post-production and asset delivery, guiding edit rounds, ensuring structural continuity across all four videos, and working with media teams to prepare final files for distribution.

    • Delivered four fully produced hero videos, each aligned to a key brand pillar: taste, global impact, allergen-friendly, and good-for-all-ages.

    • Established a signature visual world for MadeGood by blending handcrafted cardboard artistry with live-action talent—differentiating the brand within a crowded better-for-you snack category.

    • Elevated packaging recognition by ensuring MadeGood boxes served as the narrative anchor in every video.

    • Developed scalable story structure and messaging templates now used across additional brand content.

    • Enabled smoother internal collaboration between creative and brand teams through robust documentation and clear campaign frameworks.

    • Successfully executed resourceful, high-impact set builds on a tight budget, such as constructing a miniature oat field with painted backdrops to create cinematic scale.

    • Reinforced MadeGood’s purpose by clearly demonstrating organic sourcing, sustainability, and community impact through storytelling.

    • Demonstrated leadership in national campaign development, creative direction, cross-functional alignment, and multi-part production management.

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