Scott Street Films

Creativity and strategic thinking work together at Scott Street Films. 

Whether you are looking to raise awareness, drive purchase, increase revenue, or raise funds, we will help you set communications objectives that achieve your goals. 

We will then work with you to mix light and sound, to create films that illuminate your big idea.

The Big Idea: Sourcing from different micro-climates across California makes for excellent finished wine. 

Looking to reinvigorate its sales distribution system, Blackstone's objective was to inspire its sales teams  with the knowledge that their wine is excellent because they source grapes across many different microclimates across California. 

The Big Idea: Find professionals that have had WILD success in their lives and that have received Hispanic Scholarship Fund monies in the past. Shine a light on their success to help raise money for HSF and get more kids to college. 

This segment for NBC and Jane Pauley illustrated the wondrous mind of a young child suffering from leukemia. 

The Big Idea:  To help CBS create an outdoor show to compete with Backroads, our big idea was to select Tom Stienstra, columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, who already had a long relationship with a large and loyal audience. 

The Big Idea: To help Suvianda expand their supermarket chain, we filmed an ad that reminded their core consumer of the foods and flavors of Mexico. 

The Big Idea: They say Mr. Mondavi's car never had a rear view mirror, he was always looking forward.  We agreed and just took it from there. 

The Big Idea: To help the Hispanic Scholarship Fund raise capital, we focused on visionary  Latinos who have done amazing things with the help of education. 

Ralph came from Cuba with not a dime to his name at ten years old, and is now the head of AT&T. 

The Big Idea: CFF was looking to expand. Parents want to work out but have to worry about what to do with their kids. Why not show a family friendly and affordable place to  become healthy? With child care!!

The Big Idea: Diatribe wanted to raise funds for their foundation.  We wanted to demonstrate what could happen when fill a room with some of the smartest people in the world of Diabetes.