nick sheptak

Wrote the copy for this piece. Not the brain concept.

Wrote the majority of the copy for this trailer. It was pieced together using copy from a few different scripts that I wrote as well as some additional lines added by the creative lead.

Co-wrote this with the producer. I would write scripts and he would say ‘this is cool, what if we added this?’ and we went back and forth like that. Fun project.

Wrote the copy and concept for this piece as well as helped advise editorial.

Wrote the copy and general concept for this piece as well as helped advise editorial.

Part one of the four part social series.

Part two of the four part social series.

Part three of the four part social series.

Part four of the four part social series.

Wrote all of the copy for this trailer.

:60 Trailer for the Fer.al Duet Challenge.

Wrote the tagline copy for this trailer.

Wrote the copy and concept for the open of this trailer.

Bronze Key Art Award winner for copywriting.

Wrote the narration for this piece based off of the client’s idea.

Wrote the copy and concept for this trailer. One of my favorite pieces.

We knew at the start of this project that it was going to be CG still imagery. I wrote the narration and copy as well as came up with the billboard idea.

For the second year in a row I wrote this piece. A quick recap of Microsoft’s E3 press conference.

Challenged with coming up with a clever way to condense Microsoft’s entire E3 press conference down to less than three minutes. This is what I came up with. The concept of this piece is that it is meant to feel like your friend who just came from the conference is telling you what he / she just saw.

Wrote the backend three-card run for this piece.

Wrote some of the narration for this trailer. Not all of it.

Wrote the copy for this piece.

This is a tricky one. I helped develop the concept and wrote the first five or so drafts of the script. Then when it was in a good place it went to the game developers who revised it to their liking. But I still had enough involvement to justify including it here.

Wrote the concept and dialogue for this piece.

I wrote the three card backend copy run for this piece.

I don’t consider myself a song writer, but I was challenged with writing a song for this Hearthstone piece and this is what I came up with.

The client wanted to do something that involved fun facts. This was my take on their idea.

I simply wrote the intro to this piece. The rights were provided by the client.

I wrote the copy for this piece.

Wrote the concept of gridding the piece with The Red Queen’s ‘You’re all going to die’ dialogue.

Wrote the copy for this piece.

Even though this is simple with one word, I did write and submit a script for TV spot where the word rise forms in massive letters on screen. So, even though it’s simple I can still take credit for it.

Wrote the opening copy for this trailer.

This is the last piece I wrote copy for as an employee of Trailer Park. This piece actually dropped a few weeks after I had left. I didn’t know about it and it was a fun surprise.

I just wrote the intro banter between the two actors that plays before the trailer. I had nothing to do with the actual trailer.

This is a cross-promo spot for Rock of Ages and JBL that I wrote the narration for.

Wrote the copy for this pre-order trailer.

This piece will always have a special place in my heart because it was my first legit finish. I had done a few little things before this, but when I first saw this on TV I lost my mind. You may find the copy / concept familiar. This was right around the time ‘The Social Network’ was coming out and this spot is a direct play on their tagline. A spot that only could have worked in a specific time frame.

Wrote the copy for this spot.

The spot was nominated for a Golden Trailer Award.

Wrote the copy and concept for this piece. There is also a :30 version of it, but at the moment I am unable to find it.

Wrote the copy concept for this spot.

Golden Trailer Nomination for Comedy TV Spot

Wrote the copy for this spot.

A TV spot that I wrote the copy for.

This is quite possibly my first TV spot finish. It’s hard to remember which was first, but this was definitely one of the first two.

Wrote the copy for this spot.

Wrote the copy for this spot.

Conceived and developed the quote concept. Found and selected all of the quotes.

Wrote the copy for this piece.

Wrote the copy for this trailer.

Wrote the copy for this trailer.

Wrote the copy for this piece.

I wish I could say I wrote the cool narration for this trailer, but my old boss did. I just wrote the tagline. Still, a very fun and cool project to have had the opportunity to be a part of.

For this one I just wrote the backend three card run. I really wish I could take credit for that genius open… but I can’t.

For this one I wrote the backend tag line. I may have helped refine the opening copy, but I can’t remember.