September 20, 2021
HighRock Wins Emmy Awards for Local Businesses and Organizations
HighRock won three Emmy® Awards from the National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) in 2021.
Here are the categories:
- COMMERCIAL - Warehouse Cinemas, The Adventure Begins
- PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT - Washington County Government, Threads of Hope: Grandma’s House
- INFORMATIONAL/INSTRUCTIONAL - SHORT FORM CONTENT - Bester Community of Hope, Just Call
All entries were rated excellent by judges from across the country, including New York, Boston, Miami, and Las Vegas.
Client: Warehouse Cinemas
The Adventure Begins commercial was created with a goal to promote the launch of a new cinema and connect with the local movie going community and their nostalgia with the renovated location.
Client: Washington County Maryland Government
Threads of Hope: Grandmas House was part of a larger multi-platform campaign to promote the effects Covid-19 has on mental health. This video reminds the viewer to stay connected and reach out to those who were isolated, especially the elderly population.
Client: Bester Community of Hope
Just Call was a video created to help others to be able to spot the signs of child sexual abuse. This video is used in the community and for training purposes.
by Len Sullivan, Vice President
From marketing and strategy to 3D computer software and video game design, Len's extensive experience in leading business strategy, content marketing, and strategic marketing is vital to HighRock’s consultative approach. As co-founder of Pylot Studios with our Director of 3D Technology, Yavuz Goncu, Len has made a career out of using innovative techniques to drive engaging marketing solutions and brought this experience to HighRock when they joined our team in 2014. Today, Len lends his experience and skill set to create marketing strategies for our clients. In his spare time, Len maintains a large stack of books he wants to read but never manages to get around to actually reading.