Recruitment Commercial Series

A series of engineering recruitment commercials for McMaster, born of a long creative partnership. By digging into the research of McMaster’s top academics, we visualized the engineering principles behind everyday objects, resulting in some very cool, occasionally stunt-filled spots.


Client

McMaster University

Industry

Education

Type

Commercial

Platform

Web & Social Media, Theatrical & Streaming Services

Audience

Potential Engineering Students

About this project

Long term creative relationships with a client bring out some of the best work. Through years of working together on communication initiatives, you develop a sort of short-hand that allows more daring ideas to break through.

That was certainly the case with this series of engineering recruitment videos we developed for McMaster Engineering. By delving deeply into the research of some of McMaster’s top academics, we were able to pull out and visualize the engineering principles behind everyday objects, which made for some very cool (and in some cases stunt-filled!) commercials.

Many thanks to our amazing clients at McMaster for allowing us to have so much fun with their subject matter!

 

 

Thank you for your tremendous work on this project. The videos both turned out amazing. It was an enjoyable experience from beginning to end. A big thanks to you and all of your team for the outstanding work.

Susan Emigh
Director, Public Relations, McMaster Faculty of Health Sciences

Commercial | "Data Dreams" | Client: McMaster University Engineering

McMaster Faculty Of Engineering – Nanocellulose Transcript

In nature, I see the marvels of engineering. I see strength, ingenuity, and opportunity to reach beyond our potential and create a greener world for tomorrow. At McMaster, students just like me are working every day to engineer possibilities for a cleaner future by creating environmentally friendly products out of trees and plants so that the products we use today have less of an impact on our tomorrow. Transcription by ESO. Translation by —

Commercial | McMaster Engineering | Client: McMaster University

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