Storyboard · Heritage & craft
How the campaign plays out across 2027, frame by frame, in the towns First Secure calls home.
Frame 01A 1977 passbook opens and dissolves into today's Palos Hills — Roberts Rd. in archive photo, then now.
Local tie-in: Shot at the original Roberts Rd. headquarters.
Frame 02Each branch hangs a wall of customer-loaned photos. Families come in to find themselves.
Local tie-in: One wall per town: Palos Park, Oak Forest, Mokena, Orland, Tinley.
Frame 03Documentary portraits of longtime customers and businesses, told in their words.
Local tie-in: Feature 50-year-old local shops and Stagg/Sandburg alumni families.
Frame 04A fall anniversary walk with a hand-drawn seal on every trail marker and tote.
Local tie-in: Partner with the Forest Preserves at Swallow Cliff / Palos trails.
Hometown familiarity
Fraunces / Libre Franklin
Work by others that inspired this direction. Links open the original sources.
Portrait + first-person story format for the 50 Stories series.
How a bank turns its founding era into a brand asset.
Warm, crafted, documentary storytelling tone.
Storyboard frames are illustrative mockups; names and signage in images are placeholders. School and landmark tie-ins are proposed partnerships, not existing agreements.