Content Hustlers rings in new era with rebrand to HSLR

HSLR rebrand

David Vale: ‘Our model offers an in-built team that operates as an extension of yours: invested in your brand. No egos. No exorbitant production margins. Just good hustle.’

HSLR Creative Productions, formerly Content Hustlers, has relaunched a new era of its projects and partnerships as well as through-the-line services and extended capabilities

The creative production studio offers end-to-end services from ideation to dispatch as a complementary creative production juggernaut. The team is opening up its books for campaign, corporate and content briefs aplenty – executing across all channels without exception.

The through-the-line business model sees a custom crew of commercial creatives collaborating with seasoned producers on everything from socials to, TVC, digital, E-commerce, print and OOH.

The studio offers partners a generous serve of speciality that moves at the pace of content and is reinforced by the style and strategic acumen of brand marketing.

Shaped by HSLR founder and managing director David Vale’s experience client-side, the rebrand embraces opportunities for agency collaboration, instead of competition: something that Vale has practiced since the studio’s inception.

“HSLR brings the spirit of an independent studio: one that reciprocally values our relationships with clients and supports them on all things content, corporate and full ATL campaign production. Our partnerships put the client first, and their budgets to work. Our model offers an in-built team that operates as an extension of yours: invested in your brand. No egos. No exorbitant production margins. Just good hustle.”

“It’s this no BS, breadth of service that’s kept our studio competitive. Now, as more and more businesses adopt this approach, we’re speccing-up to improve our services even further. Whether you’re a small D2C or an ASX-listed company, HSLR has the team and the techniques to match your production needs with creative excellence.”

HSLR crew

The shift comes as a response to the siloed project roster, an approach that once reflected emerging attitudes towards social and its initial low-budgets.

Content informs the pace and volume of production and where most businesses feel pressured to perform, and Vale leans into the momentum, leading a steadfast team with a holistic approach.

Vale added: “We’ve seen clients increasingly swap an investment in one-off campaigns for a more consistent team and stream of high frequency, high quality activities. Brands are demanding deliverables aligned with their strategy, not simply what’s trending.

“Agencies are looking for nimble ways to extend their capabilities, without compromising production integrity,” he said.

“We approach each brief with a wide-angle lens; one that considers how the outputs might support the brand’s strategy beyond the listed deliverables. Our outputs reflect this shared ethos of longevity, with respect for client budgets, high-quality visuals, and brand sensibilities alike.”

The HSLR model offers robust collaboration and brand alignment from briefing to delivery.

Fuelled by a team that’s client built and ex-agency (BBE/HERO, The Monkeys, and Semi-Permanent), the creative production studio offers full-service capabilities and production facilities.

Its client roster includes: Vinarchy, BlueAnt, CUB, Peters, Hairhouse, Lovisa and Maxwell & Williams.

Top image: HSLR

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