What Kind of Work Has Running Pony Produced?

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Running Pony's portfolio spans video production, animation, brand development, and digital experiential design. The agency's featured work includes projects for Churchill Downs (video), Tigers On Fire (animation), and the Historic Snuff District (brand development and digital experiential design), showing that its output ranges from broadcast-style video to motion graphics and full brand identity work.

Featured Projects

Running Pony highlights three projects on its site, each representing a different service line:

Project Category What it demonstrates
Churchill Downs Featured video Video production for a well-known racing brand
Tigers On Fire Featured animation Motion graphics and animation work
Historic Snuff District Brand development, digital experiential design Identity creation plus interactive/digital experience

These three examples map directly onto the agency's stated service areas, so they function as a quick sample of its range rather than a complete client list.

Range of Work Beyond the Featured Three

The site's service menu indicates the types of projects Running Pony takes on, which helps set expectations for what a portfolio inquiry might include:

  • Video production — commercials and PSAs, corporate video, documentaries, training and education content, live and streaming, brand stories
  • Animation — motion graphics, 2D and 3D animation, visual FX, brand animation, infographics
  • Brand development — visual identity, brand refresh, typography systems, brand strategy, brand voice, collateral and print
  • Web design and development — custom WordPress, responsive design, prototyping, e-commerce, custom integration
  • Live events — hybrid and virtual events, corporate conferences, town halls, executive broadcasts, awards shows
  • Digital marketing — SEO, campaign management, search and PPC, content creation, paid social, analytics and reporting

Who the Work Is For

Running Pony states it is trusted by "brands big and small," including large national brands and marketing agencies. That matters if you're evaluating fit: the agency positions itself as a partner both to end clients and to other agencies that need production or creative capacity.

How to Judge the Work for Yourself

The featured projects are a starting point, not a full picture. To assess whether the work matches your needs:

  1. Review the featured pieces for production quality and style.
  2. Check whether the project type (video, animation, brand, web) matches what you need.
  3. Look for work in your industry or a comparable one — the site names Churchill Downs specifically, so sector relevance is worth confirming directly.
  4. Use the "View More Work" path on the site to see the broader portfolio.

If your project falls outside video, animation, brand, web, live events, or digital marketing, the portfolio won't tell you much — that's a case for asking the agency directly.