This November, Portlanders voted to restore arts and music programs to public schools in the city, and to make the arts available to the entire Portland community. The arts measure passed with over 62% of the vote, and Winning Mark is proud to have worked on print and online media for the campaign.
Congratulations to Schools & Arts Together!
In this video for a new section on the Earl Blumenauer for Congress campaign’s “Priorities” page, we wanted to highlight how the Congressman’s leadership has helped make Portland the city it is today and show that what was accomplished in Portland could help form an agenda for America’s future. We followed Congressman Blumenauer as he visited the new Portland-Milwaukie Light Rail Bridge construction site, launched the innovative car sharing startup Car2Go and spent a sunny day capturing the sights and sounds of a city at work and play.
This 30 second video was part of a series of short online videos designed for YouTube Trueview online advertising and was part of a broader, promoted social media campaign that included Facebook Sponsored Stories and Twitter Promoted Tweets.
Got our custom T-shirts just in time!
Mitt Romney’s flip-flops and outright lies have been a hallmark of his campaign as well as of his career to date. Winning Mark recently collaborated with hip hop legend Steinski to produce a mash up of Romney’s worst prevarications. Check out the video below as well as the accompanying website.
Steinski- Mitt Vs the Truth from Winning Mark on Vimeo.
Winning Mark is helping a coalition of Oregon’s leading progressive organizations lead the way on voter engagement. We recently built the Our Oregon Mobile Voter Guide for Our Oregon. Previously available for iOS only, the app is now available for Android devices as well.
The app uses advanced geo-location technology to deliver election information based on recommendations from progressive organizations, which is uniquely relevant to each user. As Winning Mark’s Jeff Lennan puts it: “The mobile voter guide is a supremely versatile use of smartphone and tablet technology. It allows a deeper level of conversation and activism by organizations and their supporters. That conversation will translate to votes this election and deeper engagement during the legislative session and beyond.”
