Cause & [Effect] has been nominated for a BDA Award!!
Our Brand Identity is one of 4 finalists in the Campaign Design: Self Branding category.
Winners will be announced at the Awards Conference on June 18th (hosted by the notorious Bob Saget).
So wish us luck!
This is our life as a studio: for the 6th consecutive season, the CW Network and director Tom Goldstein approached us to create the autobiographical campaign of "America's Next Top Model" winner, McKey Sullivan. Cause & [Effect] cut each of the twelve spots, outlining how the newly-minted celeb's life has changed since winning the coveted top position. Here is one of our favorites: http://news.causeffect.tv/0409/mylife.html
In an unprecedented move, Nickelodeon inspired kids across the country -- as well as several US landmarks -- to "power down" for one minute. Cause & [Effect] directed and edited this interstitial for the Earth Day event. Twelve enthusiastic youngsters frolic through a literal forest of lampshades, turning off the lights to encourage you to do the same. To view the spot, click here.
For Vh1’s new season of “Rock of Love,” Bret Michaels’ documented attempt at finding his soulmate, they decided to take the show on the road—literally. Michaels’ batch-pad was traded in for a tour bus, and CAUSE & [EFFECT] was called upon to edit its image and episodic campaign. Director/producer Micah Perta and Jamie Hubbard collaborated to create a spot with a true rockstar vibe. Next up: episodics!

Finished in December was a campaign for Nickelodeon, Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS for the new video game, “Rayman's Raving Rabbids TV Party". Director/producer Kristen Imhoff approached us for both edit and composite work, and the result—edited by Jason Kileen—is a mischievous graphic delight.
Electro-pop duo Matt & Kim now have a jovially quirky music video for their single, “Daylight,” edited by Mr. Jamie Hubbard. The footage was directed by the indelible Micah Perta and shot by Matthew Santo, on, around, and in-between some hard-to-get-to locations in New York. Look for it on MTV2 or on our reel.
Just wrapped are a number of summer-long campaigns for VH1’s “I Want to Work for Diddy,” “Brooke Knows Best,” “The Fabulous Life…” and “The Cho Show.” Jason & Jamie alternated creating flashy spots for these hilarious and yet unmistakably off-color shows.
Construction is continuing on the epic new space; the walls are painted and the fiber optic cables are laid. Meanwhile, because of their trailblazing ways, Jason & Jamie were selected to feature in a new independent film, “Working,” by Michael Kim. Modeled after the late Studs Turkel’s landmark oral history of working people in the 1970s, the project explores the idea of rejecting the “demoralizing” corporate workplace, and setting up shop to suit oneself. For a bit of an explanation into exactly, just, what they were thinking, click here
