Be a Bonehead

In a world full of over-processed health foods, consumers are on the hunt more than ever for something simple and real. To find it, we took a cheeky look backwards…alllll the way back to a time when every ingredient was organic, every sip was pure, and it was a beautiful thing to Be a Bonehead.

Right from the start I felt compelled to tell the story of bone broth through fancified prehistoric people. Inspired by equal parts museum dioramas and campy Star Trek planetary sets, I wanted the environment to feel like our boneheads were living in a giant stew — full of warm colors, steam, and bones. Custom painted costume pieces, hand-painted cave art, and lots of sassy taxidermy all ramped up the fun and theatrical flair.

Role: Director, Creative Director

Agency: Someoddpilot

Client: Kettle & Fire

  • Director: Kara Hamilton

    Creative Director: Kara Hamilton

    Writer: Landon Groves

    Line Producer: Katey Meyer

    Production Coordinator: Alex Buhrow

    Editor / Sound Design: Ellie Hall

    Director of Photography: Jason Chiu

    1st AC: Nichole Harmon

    Gaffer: Bear Aldrich

    Best Electric: Wade Rodgers

    Grip: Valentin Flores

    Art Director: Laura Gordon

    Prop Master: Rachel Cole

    Set Stylist: Chelsea Ross

    Wardrobe & Costume Design: Cassandra Hirsch

    Makeup Artist: Erica Martens

    Hair Stylist: RJ Stell

    Talent: Stavins Talent - Sierra Hilt and Raul Marron

    Colorist: Robert Morrow

    Sound Design: Benjamin Kruse

    Account: Ellen Evangelides

    Clients: Steve Valentine, Wheela Michelle, Jack Meredith

    Thank you to Treehouse Records

bonehead video

Inspired by campy planetary sets mixing the real with the noticeably stylized, full of colorful lights, foam rocks, and giant bones.


behind the scenes

Lots of laughs, colored lights, bones, and fog machines.


storyboards & director’s treatment