Intuitive Machines has partnered with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and Columbia Sportswear for two ventures. The first involves using Columbia Sportswear's Omni-Heat thermal-reflective technology to protect the Nova-C lunar lander from harsh temperatures of space during its maiden voyage to the moon - the first American lunar expedition in over 50 years. The second program, called the "Intuitive Machines and Columbia Sportswear Advancing Women in Technology Program," aims to support women in STEM by offering scholarships and fellowships to those pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering and math. Columbia and Intuitive Machines have committed $100,000 in scholarship funding to the initiative, which will help female STEM innovators and their technology reach the moon.
Clients: Columbia Sportswear & Intuitive Machines
Client Partner: Sarafina Nance
Agency: Mediabrands Content Studio
Creative Directors: Rob Hersey & Andrew Walko
Agency Producer: Alex Treiber
Content Management: Juliette Senk
Talent Influencer Manager: Jennifer Vigdor
Executive Producer: Justin Sweidel
Producer: Jessica Flores
Director of Photography: Toby Canning
Camera Operator: Kay Parker
Gaffer: Bailey Mangan
Swing: Ricky Casco
Location Sound: Gerald Morris
HMU: Cupcake Guerrero
DIT: Zach Callaway
BTS: Alana Vorda
PA's: Amanda Matute, Breeze Guerrero, Christine Snyder, Ross Barber
Post Production Supervisor: Justin Sweidel
Editor & Sound Design: Sarah Krusen
Sound Mix/Master: Christopher Bourque
Color: Hannah Squires
VO: Lilian McWilliams
Stock Footage: Columbia, NASA, Filmsupply, Pexels, Pond 5
