The honored productions were “Better Ways to Save: Thermostat” TV ad for Branson Airport, “Now That’s Confidence” TV ad for Summit Roofing, “Magical Christmas” TV ad for The Grand Village and Pamela Kay Critchfield Marketing & PR, and the video “Branson: We’re There” for the Branson Lakes Area CVB’s presentation at Destination Showcase in Washington, DC and Chicago.  The four award winning videos were created in full, from concept to completion, by Digital LunchBox’s talented staff in close collaboration with its clients.

“It is a pleasure working with such a talented group as Digital LunchBox. Their creativity, attention to excellence and full service production capabilities has allowed me to take my clients marketing tools to another level,” says Pamela Critchfield of Pamela Kay Critchfield Marketing and PR.   “Not only were these commercials great looking, but most importantly, they brought business to my clients.”

To view the award winning ads and to discover more about Digital LunchBox and its unique services visit their website www.DigitalLunchBox.com.

About the Telly Awards:

The Telly Awards was founded in 1978 to honor the very best local, regional, and cable television commercials and programs, as well as the finest video and film productions, and work created for the Web.  Today, the Telly is one of the most sought-after awards by industry leaders.  Past winners include Discovery Channel, Harpo Studios, ESPN, and NBC Universal.

About Digital LunchBox:

Digital LunchBox is a Branson area company that connects brands to potential consumers by creating experiences through multimedia content.  Their full service team provides the creative concepts, digital HD video production, graphic design, web design, animation, and outside-the-box solutions to help their clients tell their stories and evolve their brands.

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Branson, MO., Digital LunchBox LLC is proud to announce they are the recipients of two Silver Addy Awards for their commercials for The Grand Village & Pamela Kay Critchfield Marketing & PR.   These awards were presented at the 32rd Annual Addy Award Banquet in Springfield, MO on February 20, 2010.  The award winning ads can be viewed here.

The Annual Addy Awards is sponsored by the American Advertising Federation to honor excellence in advertising and cultivate the highest creative standards in the industry.  The American Advertising Federation (AAF), headquartered in Washington D.C., celebrated its’ 100^th anniversary in 2005 and has a national network of 200 ad clubs.  The Addy  Judges for the 2010 Regional Awards were Dan Goldgeier with Partners + Napier in Atlanta, Art Haynie, Los Angeles film/tv/commercial director, Brian Wall, freelance copywriter, producer most recently with The Fellers Marketing & Advertising Agency in Oklahoma City and Maria Radloff formerly owner of Holy Click!, recently sold to an IT company in California.

The Grand Village Commercials were produced by Pamela Kay Critchfield, Producer; Josh Williams, Writer/Director; Jesse Christoffersen, Graphics/Animation; Jason Spencer,  Director of Photography/Editor.

“It is a pleasure working with such a talented group as Digital LunchBox, their creativity, attention to excellence and full service production capabilities has allowed me to take my clients marketing tools to another level”, says Critchfield.   “Not only were these commercials great looking, but most importantly, they brought business to my clients”.

Digital LunchBox has served the Springfield/Branson area for over two years.  Their goal is to connect brands to their consumers by creating experiences through multimedia content.  Their full service team provides  the creative concepts, digital HD video production, graphic design, web design, animation, and social media to help their clients tell their stories and evolve their brands.

“We are very proud of the work we’ve done with the Grand Village,” says Josh Williams, Director of Creative Development for Digital LunchBox.  “Our producer provided us with a platform to freely use our imagination and creativity in producing what I believe are conceptually strong, very compelling sales tools.  We are very happy to receive these awards on behalf of our client.”

Jesse Christoffersen, Digital LunchBox’s Lead Designer of computer and motion graphics, was also credited on several other award winning pieces for the night, including a Silver Dollar City World Fest “Passport” ad.

Contact:  Josh Williams
Digital LunchBox LLC
P.O. Box 6041
Branson, MO 65615
417.339.5559

Branson, MO., Digital LunchBox is happy to announce that effective Tuesday, May 18, Jason Spencer has resumed his duties as Production Supervisor.

Jason has recently suffered from serious health issues, preventing him from being active in the day-to day operations of the company.   During Jason’s absence, the Digital LunchBox team, led by owners Josh Williams and Jesse Christoffersen, continued to produce many quality projects for our clients.   We are very thankful to have Jason back and better than ever.

“I’d like to thank all of our clients and members of the Branson business community for all of their prayers and support during this difficult time for me and my family,” says Spencer.  “It’s good to be back in Branson doing what I love to do.”

Digital LunchBox has been serving the Springfield/Branson area for over two years.  Our goal is to connect brands to their consumers by creating experiences through multimedia content.  Our full service team provides  the creative concepts, digital HD video production, graphic design, web design, animation, and outside-the-box solutions to help our clients tell their stories and evolve their brands.

Contact:Josh Williams
josh@digitallunchbox.com
417.339.5559
Digital LunchBox LLC
P.O. Box 6041
Branson, MO 65615

Jason and Buffy Spencer with their two children.

When the Branson Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce and CVB needed a high-energy video presentation for their upcoming Destination Showcase sponsorship they turned to the creatives at Digital LunchBox for a fresh direction.   The video, titled Branson: We’re There, seeks to dash misperceptions and reveal Branson, Missouri as the ideal groups and conventions destination, aiming squarely at younger meeting and event planners attending the sponsored luncheon.

To say the video was a success for Branson might be an understatement.  In his column at AssociationTrends.com, Dr. Elliott B. Jaffa wrote:

“More impressive was [Mayor] Presley’s presentation on Branson along with an Oscar-level video that had meeting planners adding Branson to their future meetings list. I certainly was ready to pack my bags to Branson for a vacation destination. The marketing people of top tier destinations would do themselves proud to benchmark their own videos against Branson’s.”

You can watch all of the award recipient videos below, or at www.youtube.com/digitallunchboxhd.

We opened our offices for a Branson Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce “First Friday Coffee” event on December 4th.  Here are some pics!

While not our largest production to date, Fellowship’s Crossing videos were among our most successful projects, helping the church secure nearly $2.5 Million in committments.  Since then, Fellowship has constructed a new addition to its current facility and purchased 40 additional acres of property for future growth.

Watch “Client Story: Fellowship Bible Church”

Our own Josh Williams wrote and directed the TV spots, featuring a mother and daughter discovering the magic of the Grand Village.  All of the media pieces in the campaign were produced in-house by our own designers, artists and crewpersons.

The TV spot featured above  is the first in the series, titled “Magical”.  It was followed up by a Holiday seasonal ad “Magical Christmas.” Both ads were honored with Silver Addy Awards in February 2010.

Our lead designer, Jesse Christoffersen, designed the identity pieces and brochure seen below, as well as the 3D animated titles/effects for the TV spots.