Case study

Pinot's Palette
Girls Night Out

A girls-night-out campaign that sells the room, not just the class.

Production specs

Client
Pinot's Palette
Runtime
00:59
Location
Franchise studio campaign
Year
2024
Format
Reservation-driving campaign film
Scope
59-second paint-and-sip campaign cut for Pinot's Palette Girls Night Out, built from studio footage, customer testimonials, group painting moments, reservation prompts, and a nationwide studio CTA
Primary audience
Private-party guests, studio owners, franchise marketers
Placement
Website, social ads, studio booking pages

Reason for the project

Why it needed to exist.

Show why a private painting night feels low-pressure, social, and repeatable across franchise studios, while keeping the edit fast enough for web and social promotion.

Goal / aim

What the film needed to make clear.

Pinot's Palette's Girls Night Out cut turns a paint-and-sip studio into a social proof asset: wine-glass cheers, group photos, apron-and-canvas instruction, Tulsa and Somerville customer callouts, phone-shot UGC texture, reserved-seating graphics, and a national studio CTA all make the experience feel easy to book.

Production approach

How the story was built.

Content Co-op paired upbeat studio b-roll with kinetic typography, handwritten testimonial overlays, bold objection-handling graphics, and close-up painting details so the campaign answers common hesitations: no experience required, clear instruction, music, party atmosphere, and enough seats for a group.

Result

Where the work landed.

The finished 59-second spot gives Pinot's Palette a booking-focused campaign asset for girls-night-out, private-party, franchise, and studio marketing without losing the color and looseness of the actual room.

Delivered assets

  • 59-second campaign film
  • Private-party promo asset
  • Studio marketing cut

Project signals

  • Paint-and-sip studio footage
  • Girls-night-out reservation prompt
  • Customer testimonial overlays
  • No-experience-needed messaging
  • Nationwide studio CTA