The Goondocks

A. Cody Osborne is a director of many talents, one being a dog whisperer. This is a PSA we made for The Farmer's Dog. Featuring our dogs!

When our friends start new businesses, we grab the camera and get to work. It’s like helping a friend move but actually enjoyable so really it’s nothing like moving. Here's a short film we created for Nate Long's immersive experiential business Pew Pew NYC.

Did you know The Goondocks have a theme song? This is exactly how it was created.

Thank Walrus for keeping us basic. Spoooky.

The Goondocks run on AI.

In the early days of The Goondocks, before we had clients, we could make whatever we wanted. We had big dreams but limited resources, so we always asked ourselves, “what’s in front of us?” Then we could build from there. With a slow summer, and our very own Nick E Finn going through the gauntlet of life, we had something unique in front of us: raw emotions and the desire to express them the best way we know how—by grabbing the camera and making something. Making something with our hands. Making something with our team. We went back to our roots of challenging each other. But more importantly, being there for each other.

In the early days of The Goondocks, before we had clients, we could make whatever we wanted. We had big dreams but limited resources, so we always asked ourselves, “what’s in front of us?” Then we could build from there. With a slow summer, and our very own Nick E Finn going through the gauntlet of life, we had something unique in front of us: raw emotions and the desire to express them the best way we know how—by grabbing the camera and making something. Making something with our hands. Making something with our team. We went back to our roots of challenging each other. But more importantly, being there for each other.

Football season is here and you better believe Sweet Old Alice is ready for it.

Football season is here and you better believe Sweet Old Alice is ready for it.

Out of nowhere, this video made by A. Cody Osborne while working in house at Dropbox started getting thousands of views a day. Nothing like a video getting popular 7 years after it was made. So... never give up?