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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

Produced, Directed, Edited, Color, VFX

Creative Direction, Produced, Directed, Edited, Color, Motion GFX, Kinetic Text, Animation

Creative Direction, Produced, Directed, Edited, Color, Motion GFX, Kinetic Text, Animation

Directed, Creative Direction, Editing, Post, Color, Titles, VFX, Branding, Design, Photography, Social, Music Supervision

Directed, Creative Direction, Editing, Post, Color, Titles, VFX, Branding, Design, Photography, Social, Music Supervision

Directed, Creative Direction, Editing, Post, Color, Titles, VFX, Branding, Design, Photography, Social, Music Supervision

Directed, Creative Direction, Editing, Post, Color, Titles, VFX, Branding, Design, Photography, Social, Music Supervision

In a time when the world was paused by lockdowns, RIOT reimagined live performance by turning limitations into creative triumphs. Building on our groundbreaking visuals for Call Ne When You Land—from the stirring narratives of the Official Music Video, Summertime Low, to Amaranth Moonlight—this live session stands as a testament to the unyielding spirit of creativity. The Zoom of Possibility When conventional stages were rendered inaccessible, our team embraced the digital realm. With Zoom as our portal, we engineered a near-zero latency experience through a blend of optimized network configurations and smart tweaks. The result was a live session that pulsed with the raw energy and intimacy of an in-person performance—proving that even in isolation, connection could be instantaneous. To capture the essence of every note and nuance, we deployed bespoke GoPro 360 camera packages to Luke and Ben in advance of the shoot. This was about embracing a multidimensional view of creativity. While the final edit showcased a clean, elegant framing to spotlight the music, the underlying 360 capture laid the groundwork for limitless creative exploration. It was our way of ensuring that every angle, every emotion, was preserved for those who dared to see beyond the obvious. Soundscapes […]

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.

Creative, Edited, Motion, Color, Produced