Austin Services Campaign

Art Director
Razorfish
2024-2025

Texas Children’s Hospital is the largest pediatric care provider in the country and we’ve been helping them establish themselves in a new market - Austin, Texas. In 2024 they opened a new campus in North Austin alongside a network of smaller clinics across the city. The goal of this campaign was to introduce Austinites to their new hospital and to humanize the docs. 

I created this work as part of a creative team comprised of Logan Donaldson (Sr. Copywriter), Kyle Eby (Associate Creative Director), Caitlin Steever (Creative Director)
Initial Explorations
We presented the client with 3 concepts for the campaign that existed at 3 budget levels. The most expensive version took inspiration from editorial shoots and would’ve had us executing a full production shoot. The lowest cost version saw us making do with existing doctor headshots. All three incorporated questionnaire answers from the doctors that shed more light into their personalities and reasons for working at Texas Children’s. Ultimately the client went with the lowest cost version which became “A-Team in A-Town”.



The “Moving Portrait” style used for The Interview by the New York Times was a major source of inspiration for this campaign. 






“A-Team in A-Town”
This was the final campaign the client chose. Taking inspiration from baseball cards we executed this campaign across paid social and display banners. I built out initial files in photoshop and these were then passed on to an animator.

The campaign went out 4 distinct batches and in total featured 21 physicians across 9 specialties for a total of 168 assets.

The campaign became our top performing creative in market for paid social to date at 275% higher than our current baseline -outperforming 46 of our previous paid campaigns. The paid social executions went live across Facebook and Instagram.

These are examples of the 300x600 programmatic animated display banners. The banners were also executed in 160x600, 300x250, 300x50, 320x50, 970x250, 720x90 sizes.

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