The client’s steady flow of direct mail advertising demanded a combination of impressive printing on a tight budget each month. D2V created a managed workflow that strictly adhered to the budget while printing an impressive array of tri-folds, postcards and brochures that were smoothly transferred from the D2V press to a local mailing house for processing.

When Disney employees discovered a company Christmas card in the studio vaults, they decided they wanted to update it for 2007. Because the card stock was difficult to match - both the size and construction methods were no longer standard - Disney was afraid they would have to shelve the idea. Instead, D2V contacted niche suppliers to get both a perfect match for the paper stock and envelope. Combining the stock with D2V's exceptional offset printing resulted in a remarkable reproduction of a vintage Disney design.

During Oscar season, the New York-based studio client needed 3500 promotional mailing pieces to be produced in Los Angeles in order to reach the majority of Academy voters as quickly as possible. D2V associates worked quickly to print, die-cut, and dispatch the announcement showcasing the film's outstanding success--all to standards fit for a queen. (In this case, Helen Mirren, who went on to win Best Actress).