Acadia

Acadia worked with True North, a national skincare company, to create a unique and engaging video to establish the brand's message. The founder of True North wanted a video that would differentiate the brand from other small businesses in the market. Acadia came up with two ideas - a traditional video and a more conceptual one. The second option, which featured interviews with women discussing their perceptions of beauty, was chosen for its originality. The video was well-received, and the collaboration was deemed a success. The video production cost approximately $7,000, excluding talent and other associated expenses.

For RLC Engineering, a consulting firm, Acadia was tasked with redesigning the company's website and producing multiple videos. The videos, which were either in an interview format or included music and pictures with a voiceover, were aimed at promoting the company's services and attracting new recruits. Acadia developed the questions for the interviews, which were answered by RLC's employees. The videos were well-received, and the website redesign was also successful. The cost of the project was not disclosed.

Acadia partnered with Anchor, a branding firm, to create a 90-second video that would make the firm's creative services tangible. Acadia first produced a storyboard and a script, and used Anchor's team as the actors in the film. The final product was well-received and met Anchor's expectations. The project cost between $10,000 and $30,000. The collaboration was successful, and Anchor plans to continue working with Acadia in the future.