We don’t sell services. We ignite reactions. Episod X turns audiences into TV-worthy reactors. Forget “visually appealing”—we chase moments like clients spilling coffee mid-laugh. We don’t craft campaigns—we engineer spine-tingling “whoa”s. Read more now on Episod X
Take Dave, the startup founder who moaned, “Branding’s like dating apps—no matches, just ghosts.” After our madness? His app’s onboarding now high-fives strangers. How? We burn playbooks and ask, “What’s your customer’s weirdest 2 a.m. Google search?”
Ever seen a boardroom morph into a roast battle? We tossed LEGO bricks and said, “Build your worst nightmare.” One client crafted a spreadsheet monster. Now their brainstorms feature doodle villains—profits doing backflips, laughter louder than Slack pings.
Tech’s part of our secret sauce, but we’re not robots in hoodies. Our tools work like wizard assistants—invisible but mind-blowing. Imagine software that spots your cart abandonment and whispers, “Those jeans from last week? Fire.” AI can be cringe—we make them your hype squad.
Faceplants? We’ve got stories. Like the “Zen” VR experience where someone tripped on a virtual rock. Now we test with chaos agents. Lesson? Smooth is boring. Unforgettable needs potholes.
“Can you quantify magic?” clients ask. We don’t. We track raised hairs. A hotel chain wanted “fanatics”—we turned lobbies into 80s gaming dens. Check-ins doubled. One guest raved, “5 stars for the mini-bar and Donkey Kong.
The coup de grâce? Episod X thrive on “what ifs.” What if B2B keynotes were stand-up comedy? What if banking apps shot confetti on payday? We’re not corporate—we’re the mad scientists drawing murals with stolen crayons.
Still think “experience company” is BS? Tell that to the CEO who cried at a demo. His review? “This felt like my first startup again.
Next brainstorm, ask: “Is this sky-high-five worthy?” If not, ring us. We’ll bring glitter bazookas and LEGO. No exceptions.