Wyler’s Light Blows Plain Water Out of the Water in New Campaign from Denver’s Good Conduct

by The Denver Egotist / April 5, 2023 /
Wyler’s Light's new creative campaign highlights the idea that plain water is just that — plain. The campaign was created by Denver-based agency Good Conduct.

Good Conduct began working with Wyler’s Light parent The Jel Sert Company in November of 2022, and this is the indie shop’s first creative campaign for the brand. It is also the first national ad campaign for Wyler’s Light, as the[Read More]
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The Coffee Ride: A Personal Project from Denver Photographer Chip Kalback

by The Denver Egotist / February 25, 2022 /
The Coffee Ride roasts by hand and delivers by bike. It’s so old fashioned, it’s new again.

Chip Kalback has been a fan of the coffee from The Coffee Ride for a while now – but after learning that the owner’s grandfather used to be a milkman himself, he knew it'd make a fun personal project and that the duo had to make something happ[Read More]
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Breckenridge Directors Launch Chapter 3 of Personal Project: Summit County’s Last Wild West Lineage

by The Denver Egotist / February 8, 2022 /
Five minutes from the town of Silverthorne, CO — beyond the outlet malls, interstate highway and sprawling subdivisions ——sits one of Colorado’s last vestiges of the Wild West. Maryland Creek Ranch is an 1800s era 1,100-acre working ranch operated by long-time Summit County locals, Mike Bohrer, Leonard Causland, Renei Bohrer and Beau Nulik. Collectively, these four have spent the last twenty-one years preserving the traditions and practices of ranching the land. Today, MCR is home to [Read More]
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Real War Photojournalists Capture Photos Inside Call of Duty

by The Denver Egotist / October 27, 2021 /
Two renowned war photojournalists Alex Potter and Sebastiano Piccolomini stepped inside Call of Duty: Vanguard for a photoshoot to capture World War II like we’ve never seen before. The photos were then turned into outdoor boards and some are being sold with money going to the Call of Duty Endowment fund — which funds organizations that get unemployed veterans back to work. Agency GUT.

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Longmont Cinematographer Chad Weber Finds Creativity in the Slowdown

by The Denver Egotist / April 5, 2021 /
The freelance world is great, but when things get slow it can be challenging to stay creative and positive. During a recent slow period, freelance cinematographer/video editor Chad Weber started filming around Longmont using abstract techniques involving glass elements like prisms in front of the lens. He got the idea to explore this technique afte[Read More]
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Be a Force of Nature with Nature’s Sunshine Supplements – Via Denver’s LRXD

by The Denver Egotist / March 12, 2021 /
As the first company to put healing herbs into capsules, Nature’s Sunshine has spent nearly 50 years traveling the Earth in search of the most powerful ingredients. The purity and potency their products deliver are unrivaled and do truly meaningful things for your health. To demonstrate that, LRXD created the brand’s first direct-to-consumer campaign — introducing the world to Nature’s Sunshine and what it means to har[Read More]
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Breckenridge Photographer/Director Andrew Maguire Releases Personal Project: Hey Neighbor!

by The Denver Egotist / November 25, 2020 /
Breckenridge based photographer + director Andrew Maguire has released chapter one of his new personal project entitled, "Hey Neighbor!" Maguire explains, "This project marks the start of my visual quest to seek out and meet the fabric of Summit County — those who call it home." The project is created in tandem with cinematographer Mike Murphy. The first chapter features 18-year-old Grace Staberg, current member of[Read More]
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The Window: Fashion Film Self-Promo from Denver’s Paul Miller

by The Denver Egotist / November 24, 2020 /
The Window is a fashion short film that was shot for self-promotion. In it, we follow a mysterious envelope as it emerges from a drab corporate world and is passed over to our hero in her orange coat living her best life in a colorful and free world.

Regarding the piece, photographer Paul Miller says, "The idea came from wanting to shoot a moving fashion look book in the current state of my [Read More]
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