It literally can go on any wound, cut, irritation, burn, etc and start the healing process. It’s safe to use and impossible to overuse. The best part is, it also causes no pain to the animals. Now, a few people here at Concept Culture have pets and could immediately see the benefit of this product.

Over the course of these last months, we’ve been shooting and editing, both here in Fort Worth and in Vetericyn’s hometown of Rialto, California, broadcast television commercials that have aired (and are still airing) on National Geographic, Fox Sports, and RFDTV.

Sponsored by the likes of Cesar Milan (The Dog Whisperer) and Clinton Anderson (One of the most well-known horse trainers in the world), Vetericyn has a lot going for it. It’s stocked in over 7,000 stores nationwide and will soon be distributed worldwide.

Here are a couple of the spots we shot:

Vetericyn from Concept Culture on Vimeo.

Vetericyn Spot from Concept Culture on Vimeo.

Even after we land that great job, get a nice house, start a family, the question still lingers. Who Are We?

The thing is, that question doesn’t stop on an individual level. As a company or a business, no matter how big or how small, that question still remains because at the end of the day, who the people are make up who the business is.

So the question is: Who is Concept Culture?

There have definitely been some unexpected (and awesome) turns since the company was created. And really, isn’t that what’s so great about asking that question? You can’t always answer that question immediately and it very rarely stays the same. So we’ll answer that question in relation to where we are right now.

Over the past few months, we’ve really been doing some soul searching – nurturing the things we are great at as a company and pruning the things that are not our forte. At this point the question, “Who is Concept Culture” boils down to the answer of “Creative Agency.” We’ve really honed in on the things that we’re great at and we’ve developed relationships with other parties who are really great in other areas, areas where we can all compliment and strengthen each other.

For us it’s web, print, video, and photography.

We  have the ability to create awesome imagery that compliments other areas of advertising and marketing. We’re a Creative Agency whose client base ranges from Marketing and Advertising Agencies – working as their creative arm – to small businesses that specifically need a few of our services.

We work closely with other agencies who specialize in other advertising areas, such as PR, to create something wholly better than we could ever have done working separately. As a client, isn’t that what you want – a team that gives you the best possible product? And as a business, isn’t that what you want to offer – the best possible product?

So, who are you?

A little random, maybe, but a serious amount of fun. This cookbook isn’t just a book of boring recipies. Sandi wanted it to be a conglomeration of great dishes mixed with stories of faith and family. The meals were all created and cooked by Sandi and members of her rather extended family – husband, children, nieces and nephews, managers – a real family-oriented cookbook.

We loved the idea of designing a cookbook, especially for such a well-known and respected artist. We began researching cookbook designs and do you know what we realized? There are not many well-designed cookbooks. So what we created is [hopefully] a very unique addition to the cookbook genre.

Do yourself a favor. Go buy it. We were hungry throughout the entire design process.

The Music Bed was (and still is) a super fun project to work on. We had the opportunity to see this company grow from nothing to where it is now.

The Music Bed is a boutique music licensing website that caters to the wedding and non-profit industries. They license music for these two industries to use in their media projects to be shown online only. The idea behind it was born, as the owners say, from necessity. As wedding videographers, they were constantly in need of good music that they could legally use but the resources just weren’t there. So they decided to create one.

Concept Culture came in at the beginning to help brainstorm and brand. After talking about what and where this brand could and should go, we started that branding process. Looking at the competition, the idea was to create a brand that spoke quality rather than childish fun or obscure ambiguity. TMB needed something high-class but trendy.

After the branding was finished we began to discuss what the site itself needed to be able to do. We designed the site and then began development on one of the more complex backends we’ve ever done. Automated payments, multiple different reporting options, user and artist databases, secure shopping, the list goes on.

Needless to say, at the end of it all, what came out was a very cool entry into the music licensing world that’s already seeing return on its labor.

We also created the packaging for a CD Sampler that TMB will be sending out as part of their marketing campaign to photographers and videographers.

We also created a short promotional video to briefly explain what TMB is:

The Music Bed from The Music Bed on Vimeo.

What are these machines you ask?

Well, we can’t tell you much, but here’s what we can tell you. NLC designs and builds currency machines that count, sort, detect for frauds and torn/ruined bills (then destroys said bills), all in one simple (read:ultra-huge and not simple at all) machine.

It’s actually very fancy and you can even customize its colors. We can’t tell you too much more about it except that it’s expensive to build, expensive to buy and heavy as sin so we’re not helping you move it into your upstairs studio apartment.

Here’s the video we created for their trade show exhibit:

NLC Trade Show Video from Concept Culture on Vimeo.

EarthCon is consulting group that provides specific solutions for the environmental needs of businesses.

What does that mean?

Basically, EarthCon prides themselves on being business oriented scientists, engineers and technicians. This means that as they are helping solve problems and create solutions to environmental issues for your business, they are also acutely aware of the business side of the equation – time and money.

EarthCon contacted us about creating three ads for them to go into trade publications and on their website. The ads needed to show the mixture of that business and scientific mind. We came to the conclusion early on that the best way to show this was in everyday business situations in completely ridiculous locales.

We considered finding each location and actually setting up the business shots but time, place, and cost were all conflicts there so we chose to do multiple image comps. We think they came out well!

What does that mean?

Basically, EarthCon prides themselves on being business oriented scientists, engineers and technicians. This means that as they are helping solve problems and create solutions to environmental issues for your business, they are also acutely aware of the business side of the equation – time and money.

EarthCon contacted us about creating three ads for them to go into trade publications and on their website. The ads needed to show the mixture of that business and scientific mind. We came to the conclusion early on that the best way to show this was in everyday business situations in completely ridiculous locales.

We considered finding each location and actually setting up the business shots but time, place, and cost were all conflicts there so we chose to do multiple image comps. We think they came out well!

The Music Bed is a boutique music licensing website that caters to the wedding and non-profit industries. They license music for these two industries to use in their media projects to be shown online only. The idea behind it was born, as the owners say, from necessity. As wedding videographers, they were constantly in need of good music that they could legally use but the resources just weren’t there. So they decided to create one.

Concept Culture came in at the beginning to help brainstorm and brand. After talking about what and where this brand could and should go, we started that branding process. Looking at the competition, the idea was to create a brand that spoke quality rather than childish fun or obscure ambiguity. TMB needed something high-class but trendy.

After the branding was finished we began to discuss what the site itself needed to be able to do. We designed the site and then began development on one of the more complex backends we’ve ever done. Automated payments, multiple different reporting options, user and artist databases, secure shopping, the list goes on.

Needless to say, at the end of it all, what came out was a very cool entry into the music licensing world that’s already seeing return on its labor.

We also created the packaging for a CD Sampler that TMB will be sending out as part of their marketing campaign to photographers and videographers.

We also created a short promotional video to briefly explain what TMB is:

You may have heard of them before. One of the most respected film and video production companies in the area nay, the world, Red Productions has done work for the likes of TCU, the Dallas Cowboys, Allied Electronics, Justin Boots, Tony Lama Boots (never put all your eggs in one basket, they say), and Coca-Cola to name a few. Not only has Red developed an outstanding reputation for crafting quality corporate videos and motion graphics, they have also played a huge role in developing trailers for the Lone Star Film Festival as well as producing the indie film Searching for Sonny right here in the greatest city in the world: Fort Worth. That’s right. The greatest.

Suffice it to say, Red’s a high end studio that produces high end products and we had the awesome privilege of designing and building their new website. Complete custom backend work as well as custom design, this site, hopefully, matches the quality that we have all come to expect from Red Productions. We also matched their newsletter design to their new web look as well. Total uniformity across all mediums. That’s our motto. We know. It’s not very catchy.

www.redproductions.com

The three founding members of this company – David Minor, Rick Ferrari, and Rick Onstott – have over 75 years of combined experience in landscaping services.

75 years.

Specializing in corporate landscaping services including maintenance, lawn, tree and shrub care, irrigation, color design and landscape design, The Landscape Partners are much more than that. One of the things that really sets this company apart from other companies (besides award-winning work) is the Partner part of their name. Their core mission is to leave the world a little better than we found it. And that is exactly what they strive to do.

The Landscape Partners have instituted a way that they can give back to the communities that they are a part of and it’s called TLP Gives Back. By partnering with United Way, TLP has made it easy for their customers to get involved with TLP Gives Back. For every proposal that The Landscape Partners give, they also donate $100 to the charity of the customers choice. Just for receiving a proposal.

When TLP came to Concept Culture looking for a new brand, a new website and a few marketing materials, we were more than happy to get involved. We created a brand that we felt embodied the nature of TLP and then designed and built a website that not only told the TLP story but accentuated the purposeful care that TLP has for its communities.

www.thelandscapepartners.com