NASCAR Tech
Automotive technical training.
A new standard
The art of expectation.
A cinematic editorial platform exploring the details, decisions, and human moments that shape a service experience.
Justin Tyme becomes the recognizable voice at the center of it.
Automotive technical training.
Years working in dealerships.
A business founded in 2012 and, according to Justin, sold for $2.5 million.
A founder’s operational perspective meets a luxury consumer’s expectations.
The camera follows Justin’s genuine encounters, observations, and reactions. His expertise gives every opinion weight.
An intimate, cinematic look inside luxury customer experiences, beginning with automotive and expanding into hospitality, travel, and beyond. Episodes publish on YouTube, the main home of the series.
Each episode asks: What does excellence actually look like?
The expectation and context
The unscripted customer experience
Service decisions and defining details
What leaders and customers can learn
Porsche blue becomes Justin’s signature accent, taken from his own car, with the exact paint color to confirm.
The color direction is shown here. The full palette, typography, and usage are defined in the visual branding guidelines, created as part of the website scope.
Preliminary color direction. Final colors are set in the visual branding guidelines.
A bespoke immersive website establishing Justin’s credentials, philosophy, featured experiences, media presence, and private advisory pathway.
Creation of the guidelines that carry the Justin Tyme look across the site, the series, and every touchpoint: color, typography, photography direction, and motion.
Search and discoverability work that brings visitors to the site and guides them to Justin’s YouTube channel.
Main content, published on YouTube.
Search and site visibility that lead viewers to YouTube.
Existing engagement, adjusted to align with the new direction.
A bespoke immersive website built around a 3D experience, with SEO and web visibility that direct traffic to YouTube. Proposed additional investment, subject to final scope.
Separately scoped creative leadership, pilot treatment, and postproduction.