GoogleOlympics

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Google partnered with Study Hall to concept, design, and deliver a suite of broadcast-ready films that fused Google Search and its newest AI capabilities with the spectacle and culture of the Winter Olympics. The ambition was clear: turn Search into a living portal that helps audiences instantly connect with Olympic athletes, understand complex winter sports, and feel pulled into the moment in real time.

From early discovery through final delivery, we collaborated closely with Google Brand Studio and partners like 72andSunny and Lucky Day to align on product accuracy, athlete priorities, and storytelling direction. We built a rapid, iterative pipeline for ideation, motion exploration, UI experimentation, and scripting, ensuring every spot translated real Search behavior into dynamic, cinematic narratives.

Our creative system treated curiosity as the throughline. Conversational queries unfolded alongside live action, AI Overviews became editorial storytelling moments, and the Search bar physically interacted with each sport, from rails and rinks to tracks, goggles, and ice. The result was a cohesive visual language where product, motion, and culture moved as one.

The final campaign spanned multiple short-form films across broadcast, digital, and social, each highlighting a different dimension of Search such as athlete stories, trick guides, physics, and real-time curiosity, while positioning Google Search as the connective thread that brings fans inside the action and deeper into the spirit of the Winter Olympics.

Chloe Kim Trick Guide

Study Hall spearheaded development and production of this spot featuring USA snowboarder Chloe Kim and the kinds of questions people may have about her. A :30second spot designed to be shown during the 2026 Olympic opening ceremony and throughout the duration of the games on broadcast, social, and paid media.

Estimated viewership in the hundreds of millions in broadcast, and tens of millions more views on YouTube and social media since launch.

Red so good

Study Hall spearheaded development and production of this spot featuring USA snowboarder Red Gerard and the kinds of questions people may have about him. A :30second spot designed to be shown throughout the duration of the games on broadcast, social, and paid media.

Estimated viewership in the hundreds of millions in broadcast, and tens of millions more views on YouTube and social media since launch.

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Oakland is a city on the east side of San Francisco Bay, in California. The famous Polynesian cocktail, The Mai Tai, was reportedly invented at an Oakland Trader Vic's in 1944.

The Hague is a city on the North Sea coast of the western Netherlands. The city features Madurodam, a massive outdoor park containing perfect 1:25 scale replicas of every major Dutch landmark.

Mexico City is the densely populated, high-altitude capital of Mexico. It's known for its Templo Mayor (a 13th-century Aztec temple), the baroque Catedral Metropolitana de México of the Spanish conquistadors.

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Brooklyn is the most populous of the five boroughs of New York City, in New York. The first pizzeria in the United States opened in NYC in 1895.

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