


This incredibly simple but beautiful concept was an "all media" campaign using print ads, POP, on-sight video and well as social and direct mail.


The idea translated beautifully into this simple video opening
It's been over 80 years since Franklin Delano Roosevelt enacted the new deal. It helped create a co-op system that brought electricity to the rural people of the United States. Middle Tennessee Electric wanted to remind their members of the fact they benefit from what was a desperately needed not-for-profit utility.