Brand, launch, and promote an upscale dine-in movie theater capable of challenging Alamo Drafthouse. Sound like a tall task? Well, with only 6 months separating us and the launch of Moviehouse’s first location, we knew we couldn’t sit around and stew about it. So we got to work.

Q: How do you communicate that our movie-going experience is better than the rest?
A: You position yourself as something different entirely.

Moviehouse has it all: reclining leather seats, a scratch-made kitchen, and little-black-dress quality cocktails. The key insight pretty much wrote itself.

We built a website complete with a custom e-commerce check out experience that was truly spectrum-defining. And of course, fully responsive.

Roll out the red carpet: Moviehouse was ready for its big premiere.

We could pump up the results of our work with flowery but vague sounding language. We find something concrete to be more illustrative: we helped turn the vapor of a business idea—one whose success or failure would hinge largely on the quality of its marketing—into a $100 million dollar business in about five years. We’ll just let that marinate.