Though the pandemic is waning, with inflation up, too many New Yorkers are still struggling to feed their families. This video, part of an ongoing print, PR and social media campaign, was produced on behalf of Feeding New York State to boost community awareness and engagement, and encourage viewers to sign a petition asking government officials to support continued full funding of hunger relief programs.
Creative production has become less like car assembly and more like painting as tools and resources have become increasingly democratized. Add to that a relationship of trust between client and agency, built project by project over 7 amazing years, and campaigns like CBA’s 2022 Spring Open House are a regular result.
POSTMKTG client Feeding New York State wanted to record a recent drive-thru pantry which took place within sight of New York’s Capitol building to highlight the ongoing need for state-funded support. Conceived, produced and edited in 7 days, the campaign made its appeal while the ground was still frozen.
The College Experience is an experience not just for its students, who get to live the college life, begin careers and gain the skills necessary to live independently, but also, and maybe more so, for the parents of students. In a series of unscripted testimonials, POSTMKTG helped TCE parents tell their stories. Stories of pride. Stories of surprise. Stories of wonder at the independent people their previously very dependent children have become.
1.2 billion pounds of produce goes to waste every year in New York State. But can anyone imagine 1.2 billion? Using old school cel animation, we produced this charming video which will serve as the centerpiece of an annual campaign focused on moving more produce to the tables of hungry people.
POSTMKTG’s new campaign on behalf of Academy of the Holy Names puts students front and center, encouraging each to tell us, in a few short words, who they are and what they aspire to be. For real.
With high-value content and a smart digital strategy, regional manufacturers can now compete directly with industrial giants.
But creating high-value content is no easy task.
Albany Community Charter School is a family. But with a longer learning day and longer school year, and a high percentage of students from economically disadvantaged households, teaching at ACCS requires a special level of commitment.
This recent video by POSTMKTG explains why some take on the challenge.
Ahead of a planned opening of four specialty outreach offices north and south of the institution’s central city complex, Albany Medical Center hired POSTMKTG to explore potential marketing strategies.
As principal Dr. Paul Miller of Green Tech Charter High School states, “most districts in the country are not having the type of success that we’re having here.” So how do you to tell a story like this?