Experienced.  Responsive.  Collaborative.  Personable.

We get it because the creatives at Mighty Oak have the experience of working on branding campaigns both on the vendor side and the client side. We understand, and know how to respond to the demands of a client who, at any given time, is managing  a number of projects important to the brand’s success.

The creative process is fluid. New ideas come in along the way. Collaboration is key. But it’s more than simple collaboration. Collaboration along with interpretation gives creative its unique, emotional point of view. Collaborating with Mighty Oak means you have someone on your side that can craft content that strengthens the integrity of your creative vision, while keeping your brand’s promise to your viewers.

“Personable” is a soft word in the branding world. But, in our business, we spend most of our time dealing with hard deadlines. The give and take in our process comes from personalities. The truth is that you can have the best creative minds on the planet in your conference room and it won’t make a difference unless they get along. With Mighty Oak, you get a personal approach to every project. And we like to have fun (Yes, I used the “F” word.) doing it.

As a wise branding guru once said: “If it ain’t happening in the halls, it’s not happening on the air.”

Our approach to the projects we take on is consistent:

Provide solutions to support your brand. Execute the creative vision to produce impactful content that evokes action through emotional responses from your audience.

Creative Director Noah Edelson heads an accomplished group of producers, writers, editors, and graphic artists. He got his start as a Writer/Producer at Nickelodeon and went on to a staff Writer/Producer position at CBS On-Air.

Hired on for the launch of FX, he was soon promoted to V.P. of On-Air Promotions for both FX and FXM, overseeing the rebranding for both networks.

While there, he pioneered the oncoming wave of interstitial programming, creating a short film series, a weekly Entertainment News Show for FXM, and interstitial BTS for The X-Files and NYPD Blue.

He left FX to open the doors to Mighty Oak Media, in 2002. To date, Mighty Oak’s flexible production team has produced shoots in a myriad of locations and environments, from AMC’s “Date Night” on location in the Hollywood Hills, to turning the Four Seasons Hotel into a schoolroom for Tina Fey and Lindsay Lohan, and rebuilding the feature set for a 3-camera in-studio shoot for Comedy Central and the cast of “Anchorman.”

Most recently Noah and Mighty Oak have worked with NBCUniversal, MGM HD, Warner Bros. World Wide TV Marketing, and Bianca de la Garza’s Lucky Gal Productions creating a launch campaign for her new Saturday late night show.