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Discovery+ summoned Trick & Mortar to roll out the royal treatment for “The Queen of Versailles Reigns Again.” Together, we constructed two glittering promos with custom graphics fit for the queen. The Tricksters made Jackie Siegel’s more than 90,000 square foot POP giving a snappy glimpse into her world.
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Nat Geo Wild popped over to Trick & Mortar for an outside-the-box idea to promote their series “Pop Goes the Vet.” Shot during the early stages of the COVID-19 lockdown, a tribe of improv actors helped us recreate what it looks like to watch people watching gnarly surgeries on animals...over Zoom.
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Sound up & zone out. Okay gathering materials for this project...Pretty footage? Check. Music? Check. Sound bites? Trick. Director of All-Things-Edit, Ian Rummer said, “Telling a story without words is a welcome change.” Can you hear the noise in each scene? No? …Exactly.
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CNN and Trick & Mortar are taking you along for the adventure in “Chasing Life with Dr. Sanjay Gupta.” This PromaxBDA Gold Winner explores a world of footage gathered by Dr. Sanjay Gupta. It took all the tracks on the timeline to show you his journey.
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Criminally ruthless meets mindfully tricky on a new brand spot for ID. With hours of original network footage to play with we found all the moments that make crime uncomfortable to watch. But can you get people to admit they like watching murder? Not because it's salacious, but because knowing how it went down before, helps you avoid it yourself. So thank you to murder, for making us crave justice, action, and truth. Where do you get that fix? Witness it on ID.
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Discovery's launch of its new series “Street Outlaws: America’s List” gets a decidedly Americana vibe to highlight this nationwide speed showdown. Trick & Mortar answered the call with a disruptive drive-by that was equal parts asphalt and attitude. Set to a Hendrix-esque guitar solo and featuring iconic stretches of road from coast to coast, the only thing left to do was hit the gas.
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ID tapped Trick & Mortar to get maliciously retro for their upcoming Killer 90’s specials. Featuring a concert poster design aesthetic and an equally aggressive soundtrack, the creative was an unapologetic snapshot of this “decade to die for”. Following the clip spot, the tricksters created a unique graphic Primetime open with a grunge vibe tagging the Killer 90s logos with electric spray paint.
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HLN divulged all the gory details to Trick & Mortar for this eerie tease of “Down the Hill: The Delphi Murders.” Our magicians and technicians put all the clues together to tell the horrible secret of the Mono High Bridge in Delphi, Indiana. The Tricksters applied a look of hand-carved lettering to create a wickedly crude aesthetic. It airs alongside a sinister hybrid clip spot that dives deeper into the minds of the people who are still seeking answers in this case.
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A shifting kaleidoscope of drama and action put the FBI characters first in this launch spot for Universal TV. A fluid mix of the danger and emotion faced daily.
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Nat Geo knows that Trick & Mortar is at home in the unknown. Not knowing how it's going to turn out is exactly where we like to be. Just like filming the week before lockdown to get Ronan and Ami's stories for Embracing the Unknown from Deloitte and Nat Geo.
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Embrace the unusual. Trick & Mortar took a strange trip into the bizarre and horrifying reality of the infamous Edgewood Experiments with Discovery+. Trick and Mortar's art department cast a real spell while conjuring up these LSD infused, American flag inspired motion graphics. They just might melt your brain as you discover the shocking truth about the US government's experiments on their own soldiers. Mixed with strong editorial, archival footage from the original testing, and a bizarre blend of sound, this trailer is sure to send you tripping over the edge.
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TASK: Green Day's Hella Mega Tour was looking for a storyline and eye-catching video backgrounds for their comeback show // CONCEPT: Bring back the nostalgia of Green Day while inspiring with visual representations of their songs