We made this choose-your-own-adventure Story to put viewers in the middle of a Jungle Cruise escape, asking them to pick between swimming with the skipper or swinging with the doctor.
We shaped this carousel around the feeling of moving deeper into the jungle, using each card to hold a different piece of the expedition’s scale, mystery, and playful danger.
We made Proxima’s appetite a playful Instagram Story prompt, asking audiences to slide a steak her way before this very large jaguar gets any hungrier.
We made escape a quick audience decision, asking viewers to choose whether they’d outrun the danger or try to outsmart it.
We made this Which Way? Story video put viewers in the middle of a split-second jungle escape, asking them to choose whether to swim with the skipper or swing with the doctor.
We made the river journey playable, asking Instagram viewers to choose whether to follow the skipper or the doctor before the jungle showed them what came next.
We framed the jungle’s five threats as a playful survival guide, pairing supplied film footage with field-guide-style cards that keep the danger in step with Jungle Cruise’s sense of fun.
We let Shah’s screenplay unravel across the footage, turning a forgotten line into a self-aware glimpse of performance slipping into reality.
We gave Shah’s most awkward spirals the ranked-list treatment, letting the format carry the joke while the clips keep escalating.
We created this motion poster to carry the film’s Quantum Realm scale into a clear home-entertainment callout for Digital and Blu-ray.
We cut Scott Lang’s most outrageous moments into a quick, vertical reminder that his particular brand of superhero humor still lands at home.
We used the film’s scale-driven energy to make its Digital and Blu-ray release dates feel like the next big event for fans’ Marvel Studios collections.
We gave the physical release its own sense of scale, using the film’s size-changing language to make owning the Blu-ray feel like an addition to a Marvel collection.
We paired the film’s scale-driven action with a clear Digital and Blu-ray call to action, keeping the home-release message quick, cinematic, and easy to catch in a vertical feed.
We paired Kathryn Newton’s behind-the-scenes presence with Cassie Lang’s on-screen evolution, giving the home-entertainment campaign a talent-led way into the film’s family story.
We made the physical release feel true to Ant-Man’s size-changing world, using scale as the hook for a clean Blu-ray call to action.
We made a faux 'team agenda' social tile that puts 22’s scheming front and center with hand-lettered copy and quick doodles.
We made a square character grid that puts 22 in a central circular window with the five recruits named around her, so personality and names read fast on mobile.
We built this Doodle on Demand promo tile to read fast on mobile, centering 22 and the new souls with oversized 'TOMORROW' type and story-artist credits to drive the timed giveaway.
We framed 22’s refusal to go to Earth as the joke, then gave the short’s Disney+ arrival a clean, character-led sendoff.
