All Inclusive Boston
My role | Creative Direction
Boston is so much more than just sports teams and Southie. It's time tourists find out.
Boston is known for education, healthcare, tech, and history. But Boston isn’t known as a vacation destination. To showcase the “real” Boston—magic, multicultural, resilient—the campaign highlights Boston’s communities. It extends Boston’s legacy of representation—a value that began with the Boston Tea Party—into a bold future. This is a campaign about Boston; it was shaped by the voices of the city. It’s the product of collaboration between agencies, artists, creatives, and the City of Boston. The idea was pressure tested over countless Zooms, where perspectives spanned generations, skin tones, sexual orientations, occupations, and backgrounds. The research, strategy, and creative were developed with all kinds of voices at the table.
Honored to receive two 2022 Shorty Impact Awards:
🏆 Winner – Campaign by a Black Owned Business
🏆 Winner – Best in Hospitality and Travel
Honored to receive three Platinum Viddy Awards for the Campaign Film :
🏆 Non-Broadcast | Social Media Videos | Short Form
🏆 Non-Broadcast | Short Form Web Videos < 3 Minutes | Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
🏆Non-Broadcast | Short Form Web Videos < 3 Minutes | Cause Related
Deliverables included out-of-home advertising, digital advertising, videos, rebranding, and printed collateral.
Digital Billboards
The campaign took over digital billboards across the city of Boston and into New York. Each digital billboard highlighted one of the stars of the campaign video and promoted the hashtags #likeabos, and #bostonismore. Animations ran anywhere from 15-30 seconds.