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FUNDING: VISUALIZED

The Forest Road Company is a New York-based fintech firm specializing in tax-credit financing and lending products for independent film and media production. Having raised $28M in a Series B round, the company needed its content strategy to match the sophistication of its institutional investor audience.

  • CLIENT FRC
  • YEAR2022
  • CATEGORY MOTION GRAPHICS
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RESEARCH

Analyzed how complex financial products (tax credits, senior lending, mezzanine structures) were being communicated to B2B audiences in both the fintech and entertainment finance spaces. Identified a gap between the company's institutional-grade offering and its relatively underdeveloped content presence. Used audience insights to define a content framework that could educate, build credibility, and convert across LinkedIn and investor-facing channels.

DESIGN

Produced high-fidelity motion graphics including a flagship company history piece chronicling key milestones from founding to Series B, used as both an investor-facing asset and internal culture tool. Designed still and video content that translated abstract financial concepts into clear, visually engaging narratives. Established a consistent visual language that aligned with the firm's premium, results-oriented brand positioning.

DEVELOPMENT

Built comprehensive analytics frameworks to track campaign efficacy, CAC, and ROI across social channels, and presented findings directly to senior leadership to inform budget and resource allocation. Developed an editorial content calendar that balanced thought leadership, deal announcements, and company storytelling. Iterated on content formats based on performance data to continuously improve engagement with institutional audiences.

CONCEPT

The central creative challenge was making a technically complex financial product feel both credible and human to a sophisticated B2B audience. By leaning into storytelling, particularly the company's founding narrative and milestone achievements, the content strategy shifted the brand from product-first to vision-first. The motion graphic history piece became a cornerstone asset used across investor pitches, onboarding, and social distribution.

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