CloudRaker (advertising agency)

CloudRaker (advertising agency)
CloudRaker
Type Private
Founded 2000
Headquarters Montreal
Products Advertising, Branding, Social Media, Applications, Web Development and Production, Film and Photo Production

CloudRaker is a privately held creative agency specialized in branding, digital platforms, social media and content development. The agency was founded in 2000 in Montreal, and has a client portfolio in Canada, the US and Europe.

Advertising Agency

CloudRaker has managed The Royal Bank of Canada’s RBC Blue Water Project communication platform since 2009. The campaign included six short documentary films in collaboration by EyeSteelFilm, the Montreal-based film production company.

CloudRaker created Tim Burton’s Cadavre Exquis a crowd-sourced story which unfolded on Twitter to promote the opening of the Tim Burton MOMA Exhibit at the TIFF Bell Lightbox in Toronto. Tim Burton wrote the first 140-character line in the story based on his character Stainboy and invited fans to finish the tale.

Content Properties

In 2011 CloudRaker became stakeholders and creative consultants in Montreal-based bike touring company Fitz & Follwell in the summer of 2011. That same year, the agency created the action sequence iPhone camera application, Nabit. CloudRaker lists RBC, Natrel, Sympatico, Astral, Onitsuka Tiger, Alexandra Cousteau, EBay Canada, Kijiji, KLM and Le Massive de Charlevoix as clients.

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