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Stages Indoor Cycling Product Video Launch

This week saw the wrap of a big project produced for Stages Indoor Cycling. After months of collaboration between Chasnoff Media and the Stages marketing, sales, and creative teams, we completed the new product video for their Solo indoor bike. The creative process included scripting the voice over, storyboarding, production on location at the Portland Bay Club, and post-production, where we were able to integrate some incredible footage shot by their marketing and sales teams from around the globe.

www.chasnoffmedia.com. We worked with the Stages Indoor Cycling marketing and sales teams over the course of several months to produce this new Stages Solo product video for both their US and international markets. We shot new video on-location in Portland. We leveraged existed footage shot from different countries around the world. We worked tirelessly in post-production to craft a product video that not only clearly communicates the bike's key components and points of differentiation, but also speaks to Stages' brand identity and culture.

Teamwork. Idea-sharing. Adaptation. From the first rough cut to the final, this video took on a life of its own and organically evolved to both tell the Stages Indoor Cycling story and clearly promote the product. From the director’s perspective, I wanted to ensure that the video conveyed all of the key elements relevant to the product, which were essential from a marketing and sales perspective. However, I also wanted to communicate through the visuals, editing, and overall story, the company’s strong culture, brand value, and key differentiators. If you put this video side-by-side next to some of the competing brands, you’ll find that it communicates a different energy and grittiness.

Big thanks to the Stages marketing team and everyone involved. It’s always exhilarating working with all of you!

Creative Content for Strategic Growth Marketing – OEMBA Presentation Slides

Creative content is about more than the final image or words on the screen or page; it’s about ideation, production, distribution, and strategic execution. By looking at creative content through a strategic lens, we can recognize that there is more to marketing and advertising than the artwork, copy, layout, and design.

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Thanks to everyone who joined us on the 19th at the University of Oregon Executive MBA in downtown Portland where I presented alongside Brianna Showells, VP of Marketing for Nike Swim and Nick Winkleblack, CMO at Ox Media on growth marketing strategies. I focused on content creation and provided actionable, hands-on tips and tricks. If you weren’t able to join or want to review the slides, you can download the presentation deck below. Questions? Contact me at gabe@chasnoffmedia.com.