LEAP Group had fun this summer. Between kicking off a new website and not blinding ourselves with the eclipse, we found some time to add a few more talented people to our ever-growing team. Each new member plays a vital role in each of our studios. From... Read more

LEAP Agency puts together the John Frieda LA shoot with our "Your Hair Talks. Make a Statement." Behind the Scenes video.... Read more

September 2016, members from the LEAP and LEAPframe team packed their tripods, cameras, lenses and short sleeves for a photoshoot with KAO Brand client, John Frieda.... Read more

Kubota Tractor Corporation reached out to LEAP when they were searching for an agency to redo their website. Alan Gilleo, our CCO and hobby farmer on the side, was overjoyed to hear from them.... Read more

We can no longer assume everyone watches TV the exact same way: live TV, not fast-forwarding through commercials, or streaming Netflix in place of the “Tonight on 8/9 central” time slot. ... Read more

Since the new year, LEAP GROUP has traveled to New York, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Chicago and, of course, are frequent flyer members to our offices in Louisville, Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Despite all the traveling, we are most excited to welcome... Read more

While the shock of the Patriot’s Super Bowl LI comeback was still fresh on America’s emotions, Hyundai aired an advertisement, produced by ad agency Innocean USA with direction by Peter Berg, in the “post-gun” slot that could have... Read more

On July 26, 1990 President Georgie H.W. Bush signed the American with Disabilities Act into law. Under this legislation, anyone with physical or mental disabilities are given the same opportunities as able-bodied individuals. Meaning, equal employment... Read more

Before presents still unwrapped, cooking to-do’s and family members from out of town tore us apart, the Louisville LEAP team (including JUMP and LEAPamp members) gathered together to celebrate the Christmas cheer. Because getting out of the office... Read more

According to Digiday, Facebook has been trying to become more like TV — what, with its advertisements, all-consuming snippets of video and ability to pause, stop and start whenever. But one feature, in particular, has helped the medium in this venture:... Read more