Zipline Studio grows with dedicated space in Fayetteville

Zipline Studio, a full-service marketing and advertising firm, is building roots in Fayetteville.

The company has signed a two-year lease for 1,800 square feet at 1822 N. Crossover Road. The business model was 100% remote with freelancers until the studio opened in August.

After more than two decades of working in Northwest Arkansas satellite offices for some of the nation’s largest ad agencies, Brian Rudisill launched Zipline Studio in February 2018.

“The Zipline studio will provide a home base for our freelance teams to gather and collaborate on client work,” Rudisill said. “While the world has evolved and embraced Zoom meetings and conference calls, we believe nothing can replace the energy of a room full of talented creatives. This studio creates the right atmosphere to ignite that spark of creative energy.”

Rudisill said the demand for more video content is increasing, and Zipline is producing more videos to stay in front of clients’ customers.

“The average person spends around 100 minutes per day watching videos online, so video continues to be the preferred choice of content consumption,” he said. “Having a studio space allows us to meet this demand daily and more efficiently. The studio eliminates needing to haul gear and equipment out on location for every shoot.”

Zipline’s services include brand identity development, website development, social media marketing, video production and photography. The new studio features three studio areas:

• A 16-foot cyc wall/infinity wall
• A dedicated space for headshots and product photography
• A digital background

Zipline works with large companies, startups and everything in between. Some clients include Legacy National Bank, Athlete Advocate Consortium (AAC), Tyson Foodservice, Walmart Inc., Hunt Ventures/Pinnacle Memorial Gardens, Elliott & Smith Law Firm, Johnson & Johnson, City Title & Closing and Professional Business Systems.