Les French Twins - Case Study

Project Description

Les French Twins are a world-renowned double act that merge technology with magic. They dominated the stage for American’s Got Talent (they didn’t enter, producers called them to attend), and are now performing their unique magic in a permanent stage show in central Paris.

Project Details

Print Design / Strategy / Copywriting

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We created a fully custom presentation and advised on strategy that helped them secure over €250,000 in sponsorship for their upcoming run of shows in central Paris... All within a month of working with us.

MTHD supported with the design of their sponsorship presentation, creating a cohesive and consistent visual style throughout the document, as well as structuring their offer, honing their copy and marketing plan.

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Les French Twins - Case Study

Les French Twins - Case Study

Les French Twins - Case Study

They have now seen a 100x return on their investment with MTHD.

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Les French Twins - Case Study

Les French Twins - Case Study

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