← Toucan Creative Technology For brand experiences

Brand activations people can’t walk past.

Interactive physical experiences for launches, pop-ups and campaigns — technology that makes people stop, play, share and remember the brand. If you’re a small agency without an in-house tech team, I can be that team.

Ideal for: Experiential marketing managers, brand activation managers, brand experience leads, young and independent marketing agencies

What an activation could do.

Physical interaction gets people involved in a way a screen can’t.

Interactive pop-ups

Installations that invite people in to touch, play and explore.

Product reveals

Triggered reveals with light, movement and sound — a moment worth filming.

Shareable moments

Responses designed to be photographed and posted.

Crowd-reactive pieces

Installations that respond to how many people are there and what they’re doing.

Engagement you can report

Sensors can count interactions, so you have numbers to show the client.

Built to tour

Robust, transportable and quick to re-install for multi-location campaigns.

How we’d work together.

A clear process, with the risky parts tested first.

Brief

Budget, deadline, location and what success looks like.

Prove the moment

A quick prototype or demo you can show for client sign-off.

Build

Built robust and transportable, tested end-to-end before it leaves the workshop.

Go live

On-site setup, and support during the activation if you need it.

Questions.

Something else? Just ask — email me.

Can you work behind our agency?

Yes. I’m happy to work as your technical partner, alongside your creative and production team.

Campaign deadlines are fixed. Can you work to them?

Tell me the date as early as possible. I’ll plan backwards from it and flag any risks straight away.

Can you help us pitch?

Yes — a small working demo can make a pitch much more convincing. See prototyping.

Can it be reused?

Builds can be designed to pack down, travel and be re-installed for later dates or locations.

Got a campaign coming up?

Send the brief — or just the idea — along with your dates and location.