Square
Campaign
Film series
Social Content
Impact
An award-winning film series that uncovers unexpected versions of the American Dream through stories of small business owners.
Square approached Even/Odd to create a brand storytelling campaign centered around their core purpose—economic empowerment. We conceived, developed, and produced a five-part film series about forgotten communities in America.
We searched nationwide to find stories of people who reframe the meaning of being an entrepreneur in America today.
The campaign won a Cannes Lion, SXSW Grand Jury Prize, D&AD Award, 1.4 Award, Clio Award, Vimeo "Best of the Year"—and includes the first branded film to receive an Academy Award qualification.
The campaign garnered national attention and continues to position Square as a thought leader and champion for the small business community.
What We Did
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Content Strategy, Creative Direction, Casting, Production, Post-Production, Photography, Earned Media
Recognition
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Awards: Cannes Lion, SXSW Jury Prize, 1.4 Award Winner, 3x Webby Award, 4x Vimeo Staff Pick, Vimeo "Best of the Year, 2x Clio Award Winner, D&AD Pencil Award Winner
Press: CNN, Mashable, The Atlantic, USA Today
Credits
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Creative Studio + Production Company: Even/Odd
Director: Mohammad Gorjestani, Executive Producers: Malcolm Pullinger, Mohammad Gorjestani, Creative Director: Malcolm Pullinger, Producers: Taylor Feltner, Ashley Rodholm, Directors of Photography: Logan Triplett, Andrew Droz Palermo, Isiah Donté Lee, Devin Whetstone, Editor: Ashley Rodholm, Original Music: William Ryan Fritch, Gene's Green Machine, Keith Kenniff, Music: Kevin Seaton (Heavy Duty), Color: Jenny Montgomery (Company 3), Alastor Arnold (Fotokem), Ayumi Ashley (Ntropic), Sound Design + Mix: Joel Raabe (Mission Film & Design), Elad Marish (Swell Music & Sound), Joaby Deal (One Union)
Client: Square
Head of Creative: Justin Lomax, Series Creative Director: Sean Conroy, Producers: Erick Kwiecien, Nelson Murray, Editors: Steven Dupré, Carl Sturgess
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