Small Wonder | Content that Delivers Results

Small wonder. big impact.

We are an award winning next generation production company with deep experience combining live video production and content creation with digital distribution platforms.

immersive global experiences

We thrive working in the fast-paced and exacting requirements of live production, but also in the ever-changing landscape for social video.

From Red Carpets to Branded Content, Interactive Experiences to Live concerts – we work closely with our partners to help bring their content to life.

2022 Costume Institute Benefit - In America: An Anthology of Fashion

content everywhere

As audiences have fragmented with the impact of digital, reaching fans “everywhere” is more challenging.

Building an audience is no longer just about producing a fantastic show and putting it out on one distribution channel – it’s about how to create, aggregate, and cross-promote across a number of digital and social destinations and devices to maximize eyeballs on your content in a crowded and distracting landscape.

We have broad experience and relationships working across all platforms. We understand both creatively and technically how to connect with fans wherever they are – YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Twitch, Facebook, Twitter, Discord, connected devices, brand channels, and streamers.

For us, a deep understanding of the distribution platforms is key to making sure your content reaches and engages as many people as possible.

Campaigns that
Deliver Results

Working with Amazon and their agency partner Allied Experiential, we created a branded content program hosted by Lucy Hale and Brandon McMillan to celebrate National Dog Day. Set in a pet rescue facility, the campaign also raised funds to support various animal charities.

As production partner, we worked with Billboard and their sponsor Mountain Dew to produce a social first content campaign. The live concert series showcased new music talent and incentivized fans to engage with their favorite artists in real time. Shorty award winner for Best Branded Series.

Part of the hit 90D Fiancé franchise, Love Games brought together 24 couples from the 90D universe to participate in an elimination style gameshow. The 17 episode series was produced in the cloud from remote locations across the globe and later aired on Discovery +.

VANITY FAIR OSCAR PARTY

PARIS OLYMPICS / NBC SPORTS

The annual Goalkeepers conference brings together world leaders, global activists and changemakers with the goal of creating a measurably better world by 2030. Live social streaming has proven a great tool to drive awareness of Goalkeepers’ mission, and the Foundation’s progress.

Hollywood Unites For The 5th Biennial Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C), A Program Of The Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF) - Show

LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 09: In this handout photo provided by American Broadcasting Companies Inc, (L-R) actors Kristen Wiig and Emma Stone, producer Jacob Soboroff, and actor Bradley Cooper attend Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C), a program of the Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF), staging its fifth biennial fundraising telecast at the Walt Disney Concert Hall on Friday September 9, 2016 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET/PT) in Hollywood California. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/American Broadcasting Companies Inc via Getty Images)

Chips Ahoy! And Sour Patch Kids Invited high schoolers to the Sweetest Prom Ever, a live virtual party hosted by Steve Aoki. We produced the multi-location livestream event which was distributed to YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.

In 2023, more than 53 million people across the globe tuned in to watch Vogue’s livestream of the Met Gala, with an average watch time of 21 minutes. It generated 1.2bn video views with 650m social views on US channels alone.

Shorty Award winning cross-platform campaign celebrating Mean Girls Day. Fans participated in a live viewing party with Tina Fey and Busy Phillips, delivering 8m video views and driving significant awareness for the launch of the Mean Girls Broadway show.

A CASH BACK CHRISTMAS: IBOTTA

Virtual livestream event to promote The Boys on Prime Video. Hosted by Patton Oswalt, the show reunited the cast from multiple remote locations and showcased interactivity and fan participation across YouTube, Twitter (X) and Facebook.