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Supercool Goes to Shorts ‘N Spirits Showcase LA: On The Rox

Filmmakers, drinks, shorts screenings, and Supercool Creative

The Shorts ‘N Spirits Showcase LA was held at On the Rox in West Hollywood yesterday night. It was a great networking event—filmmakers, marketers, and movie buffs alike came to mingle and meet.

Three shorts screened: Manipulation by Frank Zanca (Co-Founder of Visions Media, LLC which manages the ITV Fest), Supa Pirate Booty Hunt by Dahveed Kolodny-Nagy (Creative Director of Smorgasbord Productions), and The Dungeon Master by Shiloh & Rider Strong (Founders of The Strong Brothers Magic Show).

The headlining short was the Strong Brothers’ The Dungeon Master, a quirky, laugh-out-loud comedy about men who revisit their nerdy childhood days by striking up a game of Dungeons & Dragons with an eccentric Dungeon Master.  But the game soon leads them down a path they would have never expected.  It’s a must-see for lovers of Dungeons & Dragons, fantasy, and nerd culture–and general audiences will be equally enthralled.  The film very deservedly won Best (Online) Short at the 2011 Tribeca Film Festival and Best Comedic Short at the Sonoma International Film Festival 2011, and we’re sure it will continue winning over audiences everywhere.

Tommy Liu (Executive Integrated Producer), Kirstie Jeffries (Social Media Specialist), and Darci Wong (Social Media Strategist) of Supercool Creative were in attendance.

 

 

 

 

 

Supercool Creative Staff, Darci Wong (Social Media Strategist) and Kirstie Jeffries (Social Media Specialist), at Shorts ‘N Spirits Showcase LA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Supercool Creative with the Strong Brothers

(from left to right) Shiloh and Rider Strong, Kirstie Jeffries, and Darci Wong

 

 

 

 

 

 

Check out more pictures from the event below!

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We hand off all final files with every spec you need—plus performance insights and recommendations for future variations and iterative creative testing.
We don’t just ship ads.
We ship ads built for longevity, adaptability, and ruthless efficiency in UA campaigns.

Post-Production — “Editing is Basically Witchcraft”

We cut fast, clean, and conversion-optimized.
This stage includes:
  • Pacing & rhythm edits engineered for retention
  • On-screen text & captions
  • Calls to action your audience can’t resist
  • Custom sound design
  • High-energy SFX
  • Platform-specific variations (TikTok, Meta, YouTube, Snapchat, Unity, IronSource, etc.)
  • A/B creative variations
  • Multi-length versions: 6s, 10s, 15s, 30s, 60s
We test attention, clarity, emotional hits, and ad fatigue to deliver the strongest performing version of each creative.

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Depending on the chosen creative style, production may include:
  • Live-action shoots
  • Voiceover recording
  • Motion graphics
  • Character animation
  • Gameplay capture
  • UGC creator shoots
  • Green screen work
  • VFX & compositing
Our directors and editors craft the perfect mix of comedy, spectacle, intensity, and gameplay clarity.

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We pitch wild, smart, campaign-ready concepts tailored to your game and target audience. Expect treatments like:
  • The Hero Who Fails Miserably (But You Won’t)
  • The NPC Who Finally Snaps
  • UGC Creator Attempts Level 3 and Regrets Everything
  • What If Your Villain Ran the Ad?
  • A Trailer So Epic People Will Think Your Game Has a Movie Deal
Every concept comes with scripts, visual references, and platform-specific notes.

Kickoff & Strategy — “Let’s Figure Out What Makes Your Game Addicting”

We dig into your game: the mechanics, the art, the rage-quitting moments, the dopamine loops, the Easter eggs, the villains, the power-ups… and that one mechanic you think nobody notices but we absolutely do.

We identify:
  • Which emotions drive installs
  • Which gameplay moments create FOMO
  • What hooks will stop scrolls
  • Which creative styles match your goals and budget
This is where we decide how to make your game irresistible—or dangerously irresistible.