CAR-FREE HERO: (Visuals for social posts that had copy detailing a giveaway) The purpose was to get people in the Twin Cities to pledge to take one car-free trip in the month of September and receive the chance to win exciting prizes!
TAP: (Explainer Videos) The Transit Assistance Program (TAP) is designed to make public transit more affordable for people with lower incomes. TAP provides a year-long reduced fare pass on a Go-To Card. Customers can use a bus or train for just $1 per ride – even during rush hour – with a 2½ hour transfer.
Ditch the Drive Campaign: The work uses humor to show what happens when road rage starts creeping into commuters’ “off the road” life. The results are funny, albeit embarrassing. The campaign leverages an insight uncovered during formative research: While the general public appreciates public transportation, those who only ride occasionally (or not at all) don’t necessarily think it’s right for everyday commuting—it’s not as convenient as they want, as easy as they want, or as accessible as they want.
The campaign, “Ditch the Drive, Join the Ride” aims to change the perception of these occasional or never-riders. Using Metro Transit can remove the hassles of traffic, construction, road rage and stress that often come along with commuting, both on and off the road.
A to B Campaign: Metro Transit was looking for a way to increase ridership, particularly among millennials. So we did a little research and discovered that a pretty major barrier was the perception of being complex, but only amongst people who hadn’t ridden it in a while. They didn’t know how to figure out what bus to take. They didn’t know how much it cost or how to pay. However, people who used it on a regular basis saw things as the complete opposite – especially with things like a Go-To Card to pay and a new mobile site that told them exactly what bus to take when. So we just needed to find a super simple way to showcase how simple Metro Transit actually is to use. By putting people in giant A costumes and having them take the bus to people in giant B costumes, we figured it couldn’t get much simpler than that. It also gave the brand a true voice and face – making Metro Transit seem fun, relatable, and easy as apple pie. Even easier in fact. Because making apple pie is actually kinda hard.
Metro Transit Police Recruitment: Edited a recruitment video for the The Metro Transit Police Department that oversees one of the country’s largest transit systems. Target people out of the state of Minnesota.
Journey On Campaign. I came up with the campaign idea/tagline using iconography and photos and my creative director plussed it out to what is shown here.