JAM

JAM was engaged by News UK to create a series of high-quality social videos for a campaign between The Times and Volvo. The campaign involved a competition where visionary businesses had a chance to win significant funding. JAM was selected for their impressive pitch and previous work that aligned with the company's values. The project involved creating four videos featuring the finalists and a final pitching video. The collaboration between JAM and News UK was smooth, with JAM handling aspects such as crew, storyboards, and the overall look of the videos. JAM also took over all aspects of the editing process, with News UK providing editorial thoughts on the final cut. The feedback process was efficient, mainly done via email, and JAM was always readily accessible.

The global media company, British GQ, collaborated with JAM on a project with Hugo Boss to promote their new collection in partnership with Russell Athletic. The goal was to create an informative yet humorous social-only video showcasing the new collection. JAM was chosen for their prompt response to the creative brief and their ability to meet all the requirements. The video was produced within a month and a half, with several rounds of amendments between the shooting day and the live date. JAM was commended for their readiness to accept feedback and implement changes quickly.

Sarah Laird & Good Company, an artists representative agency, hired JAM for a commercial project with Zara Home. JAM was responsible for editing, grading, and compiling GIFs for the project. They were chosen for their quick response, flexibility, and excellent service. The project involved receiving a commission from Zara, engaging JAM to estimate and provide a timeline, and then executing the work. JAM was praised for their fast turnaround and their ability to take feedback from the artist and client and amend accordingly. The interaction with JAM was described as professional yet friendly, making them the preferred choice for motion projects.