Futureman

We're in the press 👏   Digiday covered an exciting update from 24 Seven Agencies, bringing together three founder-led agencies: SketchDeck, Markacy, and Futureman.   Together, the three agencies keep their unique strengths while coming together to pursue bigger opportunities, expand client relationships, and bring more capabilities to the table.   From creative and design to performance, digital, content, media, and experiential, the model is already creating new possibilities for how brands can work with us.   And we’re just getting started.   Read the full story in Digiday: https://lnkd.in/eyMD4s6x

🚨 We are proud to see 24 Seven Agencies featured in Adweek! Futureman is thrilled to be working alongside Markacy and SketchDeck, two founder-led agencies, to build a different type of agency model. Together, we are three specialized teams under one roof, creating a more seamless, integrated experience for our client partners. Markacy co-founder, Tucker Matheson, said it best: "Each agency is still founder-led. We have our very unique disciplines that complement each other, and are going to market across agencies with the same accounts." We couldn't be more excited to be on this journey alongside Markacy and SketchDeck - because better beats big. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/eWnpGtxK

Futureman is now a part of 24 Seven Agencies! 🎉 For years, Futureman has helped brands create digital experiences, activations, and immersive storytelling that connect with audiences in bold new ways. Now, we're bringing that expertise into something bigger. We're joining SketchDeck and Markacy, two other founder-led specialist agencies, to form 24 Seven Agencies. You now have the power of three specialists with the simplicity of one partner. Explore 24 Seven Agencies here: www.24sevenagencies.com

Spend a day with us in the Fan Zone! 🏁 Join our very own Allison Bender, Experiential Project Manager, on-site with Ally Racing in San Diego, CA! Allison shares her POV to bring you along for a glimpse into the world of live experiences, brand activations, and all things racing. 

We've had the privledge to partner with Gilead Sciences for a few years now. While every patient's story is touching, every once in a while one just stays with you. Janet's story is one of those. In this week's Good Morning America segment, Janet — who is living with metastatic triple-negative breast cancer (mTNBC) — sat down to talk about her treatment journey and how innovations like ADCs are changing what's possible for patients like her. In addition to the 3-part docuseries, our team also developed and animated a medical explainer video, built to help patients and families make sense of complex treatment options at a moment when clarity matters most. To Janet — thank you for sharing your story with us. We're beyond humbled to have played a small part in telling it.

The leaders in AI-driven cancer care needed to look the part. Enter TheraPanacea × Futureman. Together, we created a new visual identity and design system, brought to life through a website where liquid-glass 3D reshapes itself with every scroll — all on a Statamic backend their global team can manage without calling us (that's the point). Complex science, visualized clearly.

The problem with great enterprise tech? It's invisible. So when QSC needed to show the world what QSYS full-stack AV actually does, a traditional explainer video wasn’t going to cut it. Naturally, we turned to lasers. We spent 5 months building the 3D world from the ground up — centered around a campus environment designed at three scales and Pixar-inspired characters connected by glowing energy beams. And because QSYS products continually evolve, we abstracted the tech so that the content was built for now AND every step of QSC’s future as they continue to expand what the High Powered Workplace means. https://lnkd.in/gMX3R2Ri

The problem with great enterprise tech? It's invisible. So when QSC needed to show the world what QSYS full-stack AV actually does, a traditional explainer video wasn’t going to cut it. Naturally, we turned to lasers. We spent 5 months building the 3D world from the ground up — centered around a campus environment designed at three scales and Pixar-inspired characters connected by glowing energy beams. And because QSYS products continually evolve, we abstracted the tech so that the content was built for now AND every step of QSC’s future as they continue to expand what the High Powered Workplace means. https://lnkd.in/gMX3R2Ri

Want to know everything it takes to pull off a great event? Our sister agency, SketchDeck, just put it all in one place: The Event Marketer Playbook, which covers every detail from pre-event alignment to booth strategy to the onsite kit. It's the most honest picture we've seen painted of the event marketing world, and all that goes into crafting the best brand activation. If you've got an event coming up or are thinking about getting into the space, this is a worthwhile read for you. But if somewhere around page 6 you think "I don't want to manage any of this" — that's what we're here for. We’ll deliver the unforgettable moment and the thousands of details and decisions you never see, and all you have to do is show up. Download your copy today: https://lnkd.in/eyNDsQMc

Most second screen experiences are really just companion apps dressed up to look live. What we built for Fox Television's 25 Words or Less is something different. During every live broadcast, viewers scan a QR code, verify their phone number — no passwords, no app download — and drop into a real-time betting experience synced to the show. They get 100 virtual coins per game segment, every time, no matter what they lost last week. Studio moderators trigger, settle, and claw back bets live from a custom dashboard we built for the broadcast. Every action hits every connected viewer simultaneously. The coins they accumulate along the way become sweepstakes entries — ten viewers win $1,000 each at the next drawing. Sure, the tech stack is impressive. But the real winner is the feeling that something is actually happening, right now, because of you. That's what keeps people on their phones during a commercial break instead of walking away. Passive viewing is a habit, not a preference. Given something real to do, audiences show up differently.