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Merry Christmas!
We are still hard at work at the LAB as we speed to the holidays. We’ve been doing some great stuff with Fain & Tripp, Bressler, Eisenberg Agency, and lots of end of year housekeeping! We also have some great news to report soon….We can’t wait to let it out! Merry Xmas and Happy Holidays!
Thanksgiving Abounds
Well, November has been great. We’ve worked with our friends from Multivu, Mountain View Group, Fain & Tripp, Eisenberg and Outback Editorial. Thanks for a great harvest season and now let’s do December right!
FAIN & TRIPP Descend on the LAB
We’ve had all of our good friends at FAIN & TRIPP, Russ, Debbie, Donna, in for about a month now and we are sorry that about an hour of original programming we’ve all worked to create has been approved….because they’ve returned to their own offices- no funky lunches- internet memes mimicking-chocolate sweets eating-birthday cakes, and […]
LAB 601 Gets “Squirrely” With New Cartoon Network Launch
Producer Jennifer Titus picked LAB 601 and editor Azita Ayagh for the launch promos for Cartoon Network’s newest creation, SQUIRREL BOY. The 19 spots utilized nature footage, animation and live action to illustrate the unique relationships kids have with their pets. New episodes of SQUIRREL BOY air on Cartoon Network Friday nights at 7pm. For […]
LAB 601 Takes “Steps” In Susan G. Koman Race
LAB 601 was honored to take part in the 2006 Susan G. Koman “Race For The Cure” by donating its services in creation of the official broadcast promotional spot. The animated spot, titled “Steps”, aired on metro-Atlanta broadcast and cable outlets. The event was a huge success, with over $1 million raised for the Susan […]
LAB 601 & Mountain View Shoot Fish At Georgia Aquarium
The LAB and Mountain View Group have re-teamed to produce the “Speechless” series of spots for the world’s largest aquarium in Atlanta. The spots, which depict citizens staring to the sky in amazement at the sheer enormity of the facility, utilize such Atlanta landmarks as The Varsity restaurant, Piedmont Park and the Centennial Olympic fountains. […]
