“Make your ego porous. Will is of little importance, complaining is nothing, fame is nothing.  Openness, patience, receptivity, solitude is everything.”

― Rainer Maria Rilke

There’s a romance to wine country.  There’s also a palpable level of stress that comes with trying to make a living.  Audio Theater tied those two extremes together to deliver a romantic yet pragmatic way for couples to relax and reconnect.  Designed exclusively for our friends at Cash By Creative.

O.K. sure, pecans are healthy.  They’re very good for you.  Now, take that concept and make it memorable.  That was the mandate from our friends at Cash By Creative.  At Audio Theater we decided to draw a line of comparison that illustrates, with taste of course, why Georgia Pecans are a much better alternative.  Click on the logo to hear the creative.

Any time solar is mentioned in an ad, you can pretty much bet that the words “green” and “environmentally friendly” are going to be used.  At Audio Theater we believe great ads must sound different than the stereotype if they are to truly stand out.  So when our friends at Cash By Creative asked for a fresh perspective, we immediately thought…FISH.  Our fish even has a name.  Girardi! Click on the logo for a whole different look at the world of solar.

How do you sell the idea of taking the kids to a water park in the dead of winter?  That was the challenge put to Audio Theater by our friends at Cash By Creative.  Click on the logo to hear our answer!

Can you have fun with a serious topic?  In November/December of 2011 Audio Theater answered with a definitive, “YES!”  Our friends at Cash By Creative asked us to compose a unique and memorable “don’t drink and drive” message for Seattle.   The ad proved a very effective catalyst.  In just two months it drove over 1,200 Seattle patrons to call 1-800-Taxi Cab for a safe ride home.  That figure surpassed the campaigns previous totals for the entire year!  Click on the Washington Traffic Safety Commission logo to hear the advertisement.

“I have not met an unhappy giver.”

- George Adams

- Anonymous

“There is no elevator to SUCCESS.  You have to take the stairs.”