Selected prior workAirtable · Brand campaign

This is How.

Airtable needed to introduce itself beyond Silicon Valley. Its first national campaign showed what teams could make happen together, in four 15-second spots.

Capabilities

  • Strategy
  • Creative direction
  • Copywriting
  • Scriptwriting

Patrick Kirkland · Associate Creative Director, Conscious Minds

This is How: Create Unilaterally, 15 seconds. The scene shows coordinated work rather than a product walkthrough.

Fifteen seconds to make the product mean something.

Airtable had a following in tech. The national campaign had to introduce it across industries and platforms without relying on product specifications.

The creative task was to make the possibilities of the software legible in a brief, recognizable moment of work.

The pacing did the explaining.

The four spots center on moments when teams need to move together. Rhythm, precision and language carry the idea; each word lands with the action.

Patrick’s work covered creative direction, copywriting and scripts, with radio, podcast and social materials extending the campaign.

The campaign

Four ways to make work move

This is How, four 15-second spots.

The work showed what the software made possible.

Four short films, with radio, podcast and social campaign materials.

The introduction to Airtable focused on coordinated work and its possibilities.

One campaign idea could travel across film, audio and social executions.

Credits

Client
Airtable
Creative direction
Patrick Kirkland

Patrick Kirkland · Before Protagonist Ink

Give your product a story people can see themselves in.

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