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RIESTER Creative Showcases Celebrated Football Coach Chris Petersen and Highlights Innovation at Boise State, Idaho’s Largest University

Boise State University TV Commercial Banks on Super Bowl ‘Experience’

On Labor Day, Boise State University will leverage its phenomenal success on the football field to communicate to a national audience its equally impressive accomplishments in academics. A new television commercial that harnesses the innovative spirit of the school debuts on opening-game day, and will broadcast when the high-profile Boise State Broncos hit the field.

“If you’re going to appear on the national stage, you’d better have good stage-hands that know the ropes.” That is the theatrical analogy Frank Zang, communications director of Boise State University, uses to describe his reliance on RIESTER’s experience when it comes to showcasing his school’s attractions on a 30-second TV commercial.  The commercial will air nationally throughout the football season beginning with the Boise State-Virginia Tech game on ESPN this Labor Day, Sept. 6.

In this instance, Zang’s seasoned “stage-hands” are in the form of the creative team from RIESTER, a communications firm with offices in Los Angeles, Salt Lake City and Phoenix. The team was led by Jeff Bagley, creative director of RIESTER’s Salt Lake City office.  Bagley has produced six Super Bowl commercials for Intel and Iomega.

“Those are pretty impressive credentials,” says Zang, of Bagley’s Super Bowl experience. “That gives us a lot of confidence in knowing our institutional commercial has been produced by creative folks who know how to create compelling, enlightening and informative messages that will resonate with a national audience.”

“Boise State University is truly unique” said RIESTER CEO Tim Riester, “From their football team to their research labs they have a winning culture.”

The commercial highlights innovation at Boise State, both on and off the football field. The ad begins with the line “Great ideas don’t fall from the sky, they come from people . . . .” A young boy, filled with hope and potential throws an orange paper airplane from the stands at Boise State’s stadium. Images representing innovative academic work happening at Boise State appear next. The paper airplane eventually lands on the blue turf of the Bronco’s field at the feet of a man. The camera pulls back and the man is revealed to be Coach Chris Petersen revealing the tagline: “Innovate at Boise State.”

“Boise State is innovating in so many fields, from the science labs right down to their iconic blue football field,” says Bagley. “All of this is conveyed in the commercial.”

Mirja Riester

MidFirst Bank: True to your money—Tomatoes.

This is the season when much of North America gets to relish the taste of homegrown tomatoes. What’s the connection to banking? Watch, and enjoy:

Jim Dissett

Rocky Mountain Power moves toward a smarter power grid.

Rocky Mountain Power’s Utah customers have a new tool available to them:

Cool Keeper is an example of a tool Rocky Mountain Power is deploying to be wattsmart.

Jeff Hymas of Rocky Mountain Power is making the media rounds in Utah to spread the wattsmart message. This week Jeff appeared on Salt Lake’s NBC affiliate to discuss energy saving tips.

This post from STAND FOR LESS gives an overview of the power grid and discusses issues affecting the grid as we look forward to a future with cleaner energy. Thank you Rocky Mountain Power for implementing Cool Keeper in Utah! It’s an important innovation as we move to smarten our power grid.

Tom Ortega

RIESTER launches first La Victoria commercial in 20 years.

The La Victoria brand has been on grocery shelves for more than 90 years, but it has not been on TV in more than 20. This week, RIESTER is helping La Victoria end that advertising hiatus with a brand new commercial that targets food enthusiasts of every level.

The commercial, directed by veteran still photographer and director Dana Tynan, embraces the cooking process and the feeling cooks have when they prepare a successful meal. It also features a brand new tag line for the brand: “You. Victorious.” Derived directly from the brand name itself, the line and the commercial speak directly to the confidence cooks have when they use any of the delicious La Victoria products.

Tom Ortega

RIESTER delivers a clean design for Clean Air.

Maricopa County’s Clean Air brand recently became more visible with the unveiling of the Air Quality Department’s new office. Working with a team of graphic and interior designers, RIESTER developed a look that is, itself, clean. The space features an illuminated wall that glows in accordance with the color-coded air quality grade; a glass table that floats on the letters “AIR;” and an entire wall made out of 100% bamboo paper pulp. The sustainable design aligns perfectly with the Department’s “Clean Air Make More” campaign.

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Jeff Bagley

RIESTER client PacifiCorp suggests you make living green a family project.

Lowering your carbon footprint works best when you work together as a family. Set a goal to use less and save more. Start by turning off lights and electronics that are not in use. Raise your thermostat in the summer to 78 degrees. And make simple changes like signing up for paperless billing. Everyone can help, from big to little. To learn more visit pacificpower.net/footprint.

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PacifiCorp is the parent company to Pacific Power and Rocky Mountain Power.

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