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We recently partnered with our dear friends at Coach to create an inspiring film for their affiliated non-profit organization, the Coach Foundation. The Coach Foundation is committed to unlocking the dreams of 5,000 young individuals by providing scholarships by 2025. The video content in the film was captured using the personal cameras of the featured individuals, showcasing the authentic and unfiltered nature of their technological resources and emphasizing the challenge of affording higher education.   With a focus on promoting positivity, our goal was to shed light on the incredible personalities of each individual who has overcome adversity to reach their current position. To maintain the genuine essence of the film, we dedicated extra time and effort to incorporate hand-drawn elements. For each person showcased, we endeavored to delve into their thoughts and imbue their clips with a custom font style and a hand-drawn representation of their imagined workspaces. These elements were then animated to generate one-of-a-kind artistic creations. This project presented a unique opportunity for our creative agency, and we had a fantastic time bringing it to life. Although the video is intended for internal use within the Coach team and requires a password for access, you can still […]

Giving a masterclass on empathy, podcaster Dylan Marron in collaboration with Lexus and WSJ Custom Content sat in front of the RIOT cameras in NYC during the pandemic. Dylan’s “Conversations with People Who Hate Me” podcast and social experiment features his conversations with people who have written negative comments to him online in the past. The experience from the shows and the conversations that followed gave Dylan a bank of knowledge on vulnerability, difficult conversations, and empathy. We shot, edited, and produced this long-form instructional class that dives into deep philosophical layers surrounding negative human interactions and delivers a light and positive visual experience for the viewer. The story is broken down into chapters with a mixture of “to camera” discussion, motion graphics, quirky custom hand-drawn animations and a multitude of b-roll that was shot in different locations throughout. Our leadership session is one of the rare longer-form pieces of content in the RIOT catalog and we’re super proud of this creation. We’re excited about future collaborations where we get to test ourselves in the longer form visual content space further. Close

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Formula 1 has always been a battle of speed, precision, and engineering. Now, it’s a battle of data. With AWS, teams analyze aerodynamics, predict pit stops, and optimize every race detail in real time. Explore the full AWS x Formula 1 series and see how machine learning is driving the future of motorsport.

How does the futures market shape what’s on your plate? In Taste of the Futures – Episode #3, Chef Gabriel Kreuther transforms finance into food, crafting a dish based on projected market trends. A meal made of oats, pork, and corn isn’t just creative—it’s an economic forecast served on a plate.

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Data is changing healthcare. AWS and Livongo are using AI-driven insights, machine learning-powered nudges, and real-time analytics to help patients manage chronic conditions with precision. This is where technology meets better health.

Finance meets fine dining in Taste of the Futures – Episode #2. Chef Noah Sandoval and Jamie McDonald dive into the invisible forces of futures trading that shape food pricing, supply chains, and restaurant risk management.

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Nearly 70% of Africa’s population has been excluded from financial services—until now. With AWS, Aella Credit is breaking barriers using AI-powered biometric verification and real-time lending, unlocking financial access for millions.