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In a poverty-stricken land where survival is a daily battle, 78 year-old farmer Don Cheyo departs from tradition to make a better life for his family. To do this, he must make the difficult transition from destructive agricultural techniques to more sustainable methods. With the help of Juan Carlos and Sustainable Harvest International, Don Cheyo works to provide his family with organic fruits and vegetables that were previously non-existent in his rural village. They face a huge challenge: How do you go against an entire nation’s culture? How do you lead the younger generation away from slash-and-burn farming when it’s all they know?

The mighty Atlantic Coast Conference wanted to represent all 12 of their member schools academically and athletically in their 2011 broadcast spot. To do this, we juxtaposed important moments in sporting events with typical college majors and explored their similarities.

If you catch us in the office during March Madness, we’ll be watching the fellas at UNC dominate. But, throughout the year we’re partial to the ACC in general. We’d love to know if you see this spot on TV! Tweet us @myriadvideo.

This video tells the true story of a woman in Singapore that was accidentally given a fatal dose of a powerful chemotherapy drug. Without an antidote, she would probably die in less than 48 hours. DHL’s Same Day service was instrumental in getting her the antidote she needed.

Our clients wanted to reflect the drama and international aspect of their service, so we responded with a concept that was inspired by “The Bourne Identity” trilogy.

BASF has a tremendous goal of reducing workplace incidents. To achieve this, they needed a video that would capture the attention of busy employees and make them think about their decisions.

TRIR rates and the Bradley Safety Curve don’t exactly make for engaging content. So, we recommended our time-honored storytelling approach and re-enacted a typical injury. We focused on Adam Carson, a recently engaged farm worker that suffers from a terrible… Actually, watch the video to find out what happens next. Side note: it’s really hard to shoot 10 hour days with a Steadicam in 30 degree weather. We learned that.

Fatigues to Fabulous (F2F) is a national campaign that honors and supports female veterans of the United States Military. Their goals are to raise awareness for the multitude of issues that women face after returning from service and to support them in their transition back home.

Cisco’s in-house camera crew volunteered their time to shoot the video and we handled all of the post and editing. Ultimately, it aired on the Home Shopping Network. Fun piece, for a good cause. Our kinda project.