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Take5 Digital

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🏆 We’re honored to receive Gold and Platinum at the Hermes Creative Awards.

Balance & Breakthroughs: Life & Work at Fisher PC earned Gold, while Rooted in Flavour: Ontario Apples for Ontario Cider received Platinum.

Two different stories. Same level of care, craft, and intention behind every frame. Because good work speaks. Great work stays.


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1 months ago


🏆 We’re honored to receive Gold and Platinum at the Hermes Creative Awards.

Balance & Breakthroughs: Life & Work at Fisher PC earned Gold, while Rooted in Flavour: Ontario Apples for Ontario Cider received Platinum.

Two different stories. Same level of care, craft, and intention behind every frame. Because good work speaks. Great work stays.


3
1 months ago

🏆 We’re honored to receive Gold and Platinum at the Hermes Creative Awards.

Balance & Breakthroughs: Life & Work at Fisher PC earned Gold, while Rooted in Flavour: Ontario Apples for Ontario Cider received Platinum.

Two different stories. Same level of care, craft, and intention behind every frame. Because good work speaks. Great work stays.


3
1 months ago

🏆 We’re honored to receive Gold and Platinum at the Hermes Creative Awards.

Balance & Breakthroughs: Life & Work at Fisher PC earned Gold, while Rooted in Flavour: Ontario Apples for Ontario Cider received Platinum.

Two different stories. Same level of care, craft, and intention behind every frame. Because good work speaks. Great work stays.


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1 months ago

🎬 We’re excited to share that Hard Rock Hotel’s Secret: 1913 was named an Official Selection at Berlin Commercial 2025 in the Craft (Editing) category.

This recognition celebrates the detail and precision behind the story -where every cut plays a role.

Looking to bring your story to life? Let’s connect.


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1 months ago

🎬 We’re excited to share that Hard Rock Hotel’s Secret: 1913 was named an Official Selection at Berlin Commercial 2025 in the Craft (Editing) category.

This recognition celebrates the detail and precision behind the story -where every cut plays a role.

Looking to bring your story to life? Let’s connect.


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1 months ago

🎬 We’re excited to share that Hard Rock Hotel’s Secret: 1913 was named an Official Selection at Berlin Commercial 2025 in the Craft (Editing) category.

This recognition celebrates the detail and precision behind the story -where every cut plays a role.

Looking to bring your story to life? Let’s connect.


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1 months ago

🏆 We’re proud to share that Take5 Digital received two Platinum Awards at the AVA Digital Awards.

Hard Rock Hotel’s Secret: 1913 was recognized for its editing craft, while Your Mind, Your Move stood out in healthcare storytelling - two projects that highlight the power of thoughtful, intentional work.

We’re grateful to see these stories recognized. Ready to share yours? Connect with us today.


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1 months ago


🏆 We’re proud to share that Take5 Digital received two Platinum Awards at the AVA Digital Awards.

Hard Rock Hotel’s Secret: 1913 was recognized for its editing craft, while Your Mind, Your Move stood out in healthcare storytelling - two projects that highlight the power of thoughtful, intentional work.

We’re grateful to see these stories recognized. Ready to share yours? Connect with us today.


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1 months ago

🏆 We’re proud to share that Take5 Digital received two Platinum Awards at the AVA Digital Awards.

Hard Rock Hotel’s Secret: 1913 was recognized for its editing craft, while Your Mind, Your Move stood out in healthcare storytelling - two projects that highlight the power of thoughtful, intentional work.

We’re grateful to see these stories recognized. Ready to share yours? Connect with us today.


3
4
1 months ago

🏆 We’re proud to share that Take5 Digital received two Platinum Awards at the AVA Digital Awards.

Hard Rock Hotel’s Secret: 1913 was recognized for its editing craft, while Your Mind, Your Move stood out in healthcare storytelling - two projects that highlight the power of thoughtful, intentional work.

We’re grateful to see these stories recognized. Ready to share yours? Connect with us today.


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1 months ago

Hey👀, calling all Social Media Content Creators!

We’re looking for someone who understands internet culture, moves fast, thinks creatively, and can take an idea from concept to final post without needing constant direction.

If you love shooting, editing, storytelling, trends, and creating content that actually feels current, we’d love to hear from you!

Full-time · In-person · London, Ontario

📲 More info in the link in bio.


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1 weeks ago

From L’Oréal Paris to Diet Coke, Starbucks and Mercedes-Maybach, brands used the film’s cultural identity to create campaigns that felt naturally connected to the Runway universe instead of forcing traditional product placement.

More than promoting a sequel, this rollout expanded a world audiences already emotionally recognized online, fashion culture, office-core aesthetics, nostalgia and media references that people genuinely want to engage with.

Honestly… Miranda Priestly would probably approve.


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1 weeks ago

From L’Oréal Paris to Diet Coke, Starbucks and Mercedes-Maybach, brands used the film’s cultural identity to create campaigns that felt naturally connected to the Runway universe instead of forcing traditional product placement.

More than promoting a sequel, this rollout expanded a world audiences already emotionally recognized online, fashion culture, office-core aesthetics, nostalgia and media references that people genuinely want to engage with.

Honestly… Miranda Priestly would probably approve.


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1 weeks ago

From L’Oréal Paris to Diet Coke, Starbucks and Mercedes-Maybach, brands used the film’s cultural identity to create campaigns that felt naturally connected to the Runway universe instead of forcing traditional product placement.

More than promoting a sequel, this rollout expanded a world audiences already emotionally recognized online, fashion culture, office-core aesthetics, nostalgia and media references that people genuinely want to engage with.

Honestly… Miranda Priestly would probably approve.


3
1 weeks ago


From L’Oréal Paris to Diet Coke, Starbucks and Mercedes-Maybach, brands used the film’s cultural identity to create campaigns that felt naturally connected to the Runway universe instead of forcing traditional product placement.

More than promoting a sequel, this rollout expanded a world audiences already emotionally recognized online, fashion culture, office-core aesthetics, nostalgia and media references that people genuinely want to engage with.

Honestly… Miranda Priestly would probably approve.


3
1 weeks ago

From L’Oréal Paris to Diet Coke, Starbucks and Mercedes-Maybach, brands used the film’s cultural identity to create campaigns that felt naturally connected to the Runway universe instead of forcing traditional product placement.

More than promoting a sequel, this rollout expanded a world audiences already emotionally recognized online, fashion culture, office-core aesthetics, nostalgia and media references that people genuinely want to engage with.

Honestly… Miranda Priestly would probably approve.


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1 weeks ago

From L’Oréal Paris to Diet Coke, Starbucks and Mercedes-Maybach, brands used the film’s cultural identity to create campaigns that felt naturally connected to the Runway universe instead of forcing traditional product placement.

More than promoting a sequel, this rollout expanded a world audiences already emotionally recognized online, fashion culture, office-core aesthetics, nostalgia and media references that people genuinely want to engage with.

Honestly… Miranda Priestly would probably approve.


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1 weeks ago

From L’Oréal Paris to Diet Coke, Starbucks and Mercedes-Maybach, brands used the film’s cultural identity to create campaigns that felt naturally connected to the Runway universe instead of forcing traditional product placement.

More than promoting a sequel, this rollout expanded a world audiences already emotionally recognized online, fashion culture, office-core aesthetics, nostalgia and media references that people genuinely want to engage with.

Honestly… Miranda Priestly would probably approve.


3
1 weeks ago

From L’Oréal Paris to Diet Coke, Starbucks and Mercedes-Maybach, brands used the film’s cultural identity to create campaigns that felt naturally connected to the Runway universe instead of forcing traditional product placement.

More than promoting a sequel, this rollout expanded a world audiences already emotionally recognized online, fashion culture, office-core aesthetics, nostalgia and media references that people genuinely want to engage with.

Honestly… Miranda Priestly would probably approve.


3
1 weeks ago

From L’Oréal Paris to Diet Coke, Starbucks and Mercedes-Maybach, brands used the film’s cultural identity to create campaigns that felt naturally connected to the Runway universe instead of forcing traditional product placement.

More than promoting a sequel, this rollout expanded a world audiences already emotionally recognized online, fashion culture, office-core aesthetics, nostalgia and media references that people genuinely want to engage with.

Honestly… Miranda Priestly would probably approve.


3
1 weeks ago


From L’Oréal Paris to Diet Coke, Starbucks and Mercedes-Maybach, brands used the film’s cultural identity to create campaigns that felt naturally connected to the Runway universe instead of forcing traditional product placement.

More than promoting a sequel, this rollout expanded a world audiences already emotionally recognized online, fashion culture, office-core aesthetics, nostalgia and media references that people genuinely want to engage with.

Honestly… Miranda Priestly would probably approve.


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1 weeks ago

Coachella didn’t feel like a festival this year, it felt like a real-time attention engine.

Everything was moving at the speed of the internet. Performances, brand moments, creator ecosystems, all blending into one continuous loop of culture being made and reshaped on the spot.

The strongest brand plays weren’t about visibility but about timing, knowing how to step into the moment in a way that feels native, effortless, and built for sharing without forcing it.


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1 months ago

Coachella didn’t feel like a festival this year, it felt like a real-time attention engine.

Everything was moving at the speed of the internet. Performances, brand moments, creator ecosystems, all blending into one continuous loop of culture being made and reshaped on the spot.

The strongest brand plays weren’t about visibility but about timing, knowing how to step into the moment in a way that feels native, effortless, and built for sharing without forcing it.


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1 months ago

Coachella didn’t feel like a festival this year, it felt like a real-time attention engine.

Everything was moving at the speed of the internet. Performances, brand moments, creator ecosystems, all blending into one continuous loop of culture being made and reshaped on the spot.

The strongest brand plays weren’t about visibility but about timing, knowing how to step into the moment in a way that feels native, effortless, and built for sharing without forcing it.


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1 months ago

Coachella didn’t feel like a festival this year, it felt like a real-time attention engine.

Everything was moving at the speed of the internet. Performances, brand moments, creator ecosystems, all blending into one continuous loop of culture being made and reshaped on the spot.

The strongest brand plays weren’t about visibility but about timing, knowing how to step into the moment in a way that feels native, effortless, and built for sharing without forcing it.


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1 months ago

Coachella didn’t feel like a festival this year, it felt like a real-time attention engine.

Everything was moving at the speed of the internet. Performances, brand moments, creator ecosystems, all blending into one continuous loop of culture being made and reshaped on the spot.

The strongest brand plays weren’t about visibility but about timing, knowing how to step into the moment in a way that feels native, effortless, and built for sharing without forcing it.


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1 months ago

Coachella didn’t feel like a festival this year, it felt like a real-time attention engine.

Everything was moving at the speed of the internet. Performances, brand moments, creator ecosystems, all blending into one continuous loop of culture being made and reshaped on the spot.

The strongest brand plays weren’t about visibility but about timing, knowing how to step into the moment in a way that feels native, effortless, and built for sharing without forcing it.


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1 months ago

Coachella didn’t feel like a festival this year, it felt like a real-time attention engine.

Everything was moving at the speed of the internet. Performances, brand moments, creator ecosystems, all blending into one continuous loop of culture being made and reshaped on the spot.

The strongest brand plays weren’t about visibility but about timing, knowing how to step into the moment in a way that feels native, effortless, and built for sharing without forcing it.


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1 months ago

Coachella didn’t feel like a festival this year, it felt like a real-time attention engine.

Everything was moving at the speed of the internet. Performances, brand moments, creator ecosystems, all blending into one continuous loop of culture being made and reshaped on the spot.

The strongest brand plays weren’t about visibility but about timing, knowing how to step into the moment in a way that feels native, effortless, and built for sharing without forcing it.


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1 months ago

Coachella didn’t feel like a festival this year, it felt like a real-time attention engine.

Everything was moving at the speed of the internet. Performances, brand moments, creator ecosystems, all blending into one continuous loop of culture being made and reshaped on the spot.

The strongest brand plays weren’t about visibility but about timing, knowing how to step into the moment in a way that feels native, effortless, and built for sharing without forcing it.


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1 months ago

Coachella didn’t feel like a festival this year, it felt like a real-time attention engine.

Everything was moving at the speed of the internet. Performances, brand moments, creator ecosystems, all blending into one continuous loop of culture being made and reshaped on the spot.

The strongest brand plays weren’t about visibility but about timing, knowing how to step into the moment in a way that feels native, effortless, and built for sharing without forcing it.


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1 months ago

What’s the secret sauce? Yeah… we asked too. 👀

Turns out it’s a mix of process, precision, and a little something they’re not giving away that easy.

Cooked up with Good Supply, just in time for #420 and now ready for you to try: Jean Guy & Starwalker Kush.

We just helped tell the story. They made it good.


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1 months ago

The Oscars, but make it marketing.

From red carpet brand moments to memes made in seconds - this is what happens when storytelling meets the internet.

They’re the world’s biggest brand stage. Every dress, joke, or selfie is a marketing moment.


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2 months ago

The Oscars, but make it marketing.

From red carpet brand moments to memes made in seconds - this is what happens when storytelling meets the internet.

They’re the world’s biggest brand stage. Every dress, joke, or selfie is a marketing moment.


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2 months ago

The Oscars, but make it marketing.

From red carpet brand moments to memes made in seconds - this is what happens when storytelling meets the internet.

They’re the world’s biggest brand stage. Every dress, joke, or selfie is a marketing moment.


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2 months ago

The Oscars, but make it marketing.

From red carpet brand moments to memes made in seconds - this is what happens when storytelling meets the internet.

They’re the world’s biggest brand stage. Every dress, joke, or selfie is a marketing moment.


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2 months ago

The Oscars, but make it marketing.

From red carpet brand moments to memes made in seconds - this is what happens when storytelling meets the internet.

They’re the world’s biggest brand stage. Every dress, joke, or selfie is a marketing moment.


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2 months ago

The Oscars, but make it marketing.

From red carpet brand moments to memes made in seconds - this is what happens when storytelling meets the internet.

They’re the world’s biggest brand stage. Every dress, joke, or selfie is a marketing moment.


3
2 months ago

The Oscars, but make it marketing.

From red carpet brand moments to memes made in seconds - this is what happens when storytelling meets the internet.

They’re the world’s biggest brand stage. Every dress, joke, or selfie is a marketing moment.


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2 months ago

The Oscars, but make it marketing.

From red carpet brand moments to memes made in seconds - this is what happens when storytelling meets the internet.

They’re the world’s biggest brand stage. Every dress, joke, or selfie is a marketing moment.


3
2 months ago

The Oscars, but make it marketing.

From red carpet brand moments to memes made in seconds - this is what happens when storytelling meets the internet.

They’re the world’s biggest brand stage. Every dress, joke, or selfie is a marketing moment.


3
2 months ago

The Oscars, but make it marketing.

From red carpet brand moments to memes made in seconds - this is what happens when storytelling meets the internet.

They’re the world’s biggest brand stage. Every dress, joke, or selfie is a marketing moment.


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2 months ago

This is where the film comes together.

A look behind the scenes of our commercial shoot for @hardrockhotels - capturing the collaboration, technical execution, and creative direction behind every frame.

Vision is only as strong as its execution.

#Take5Digital #HardRockHotelLondon #1913Speakeasy #BTS


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2 months ago

We partnered with @hardrockhotels to help launch the anthem for 1913 Speakeasy - a hidden space designed to feel immersive, elevated, and just a little unexpected.

Our approach was rooted in atmosphere. Every frame was built around texture, lighting, pacing, and performance to create a world that felt cinematic but still true to the brand.

Here’s the director’s cut.

Client: @hrhlondonontario / @hardrock1913

London, ON, based crew.
EP: @nicklavery
Director: @nitotas
DP: @nikpilecki
PM: @hernangonzalezpaz
1st AC: @lauracrguti
Gaffer: @derek_lamoureux
Key Grip: @trk_hr
Swing: @fredrlp / @luisianc / @v.d_phuong
Art/Wardrobe: @eripafoari
PA: @helocaravina
HMUA: @tywilsonmua
BTS: ryanw.m_

Casting: @actoutwithelle
Lead Talent @amyywang_ / @arielshearer / @kristenreneeofficial / @dwightandersonburbank5130 / @louisrudolph / @issaacteige
Colour Grading: @alteregopost
VFX: @borderman___
Marketing Specialist @xunnatix
Rentals: @setready_rentals

#Take5Digital #HardRockHotel #1913Speakeasy #DirectorsCut


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2 months ago

@hardrockhotels first Canadian opening called for something extraordinary.

We were tasked with capturing the energy of this internationally renowned brand – spotlighting the new location’s menu while building intrigue around its hidden speakeasy, 1913 – If You Know, You Know.

With deep roots in food, beverage, and hospitality, we pushed the creative to shape a world that feels immersive, elevated, and unmistakably Hard Rock.

#Take5Digital #HardRockHotelLondon #1913Speakeasy #DirectorsCut


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2 months ago

A closer look at the process behind Your Mind, Your Move.

In this BTS, our Creative Director @nitotas & our CEO and Executive Producer @nicklavery reflect on the process behind Your Mind, Your Move for @swpublichealth from shaping the message to building a story that feels honest, grounded, and youth-led.

Because the work doesn’t start on set, it starts in the thinking. Watch the full conversation and see how it all came together.

#Take5Digital #SouthwesternPublicHealth #BTS #YourMindYourMove #AVAAwards


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2 months ago


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