Our Clients

OUR CLIENTS

Dream It Con

Paris, France

In March 2025, Sticky Feet Productions partnered with Dream It Fest Paris 2 to provide a fan activation celebrating the release of Suzanne Collins’ new book, Sunrise on the Reaping, which had launched just a few days before the convention. The event drew thousands of passionate film and book fans, with special guests like Josh Hutcherson and Willow Shields participating in the convention’s programming. At our event, fans enjoyed a moderated book discussion about The Hunger Games series and the new release, a screening of TikTok fan edits celebrating the films, and a staged reading of a fan-favorite Hunger Games fan fiction performed by audience members selected through a 'reaping ceremony'.

Lone Lobos Podcast

Los Angeles, California

Sticky Feet Productions was contracted to support production and lead marketing for the Lone Lobos Podcast, co-hosted by Xolo Maridueña and Jacob Bertrand, including the following services: social media content creation for exposure to a combined 18 million followers (across Instagram and TikTok accounts of Xolo, Jacob, and Lone Lobos), graphic design for YouTube thumbnails and promotional materials, social media strategizing, live show production, pitch material creation for potential brand partnerships, and social media and subscriber analytics analysis. We produced a Q&A for the re-release of Warner Bros. Blue Beetle in theaters, which stars our client, Xolo Mariduena.

Varsity Theatre

Chapel Hill, North Carolina

In January 2024, Sticky Feet Productions hosted a "Sticky Remix" for Mean Girls at the Varsity Theatre in Chapel Hill, NC in order to boost ticket sales post opening weekend and serve audiences seeking an “event” experience, not a “watch-alone-on-the-couch-after-it-hits-streaming” experience. We watched Jacob Elordi and Avantika thirst edits. We read tweets about Renee Rapp’s career on the big screen. We took selfies in the huge bathroom vanity mirror with words like “slut” “fugly” and “whore” written on them. 63% of our attendees talked to someone they didn’t know prior and 75% said they would prefer the Sticky Remix viewing experience over the traditional movie theater experience at least most of the time.