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Since our founding in 2007, Wild Card Creative Group has always been evolving to meet the changing needs of our clients. Led by husband-and-wife team, Nick and Alison Temple, we bring together highly-talented creators, strategists, and innovators to deliver insights-driven content and experiences that excite and entertain today’s ever-evolving media consumer–– and transport them into your brand or entertainment world.
Start With A (Big) Bang.
Built By The Many. Not The Few.
Our Vantage Point Is Down The Rabbit Hole.
We Make Everyone Part of a Great Story.
Challenge What Is. Create What If.
Our leadership team directly reflects and champions the diversity of thought, perspective and experience at the core of Wild Card Creative Group’s values.
Alison Temple is CEO of Wild Card Creative Group. Previously Managing Partner of 3AM, Alison has a breadth of experience across the entertainment and advertising industries. As EVP of Theatrical Marketing, she built the Creative Content marketing model at 20th Century Fox, leading in the launch of campaigns for mega-franchises such as Avatar, X-Men and Planet of the Apes.
Alison launched her entertainment career as Head of Production for the commercial production company Motion Blur, and then at Trailer Park as Executive Producer for the Production and Motion Graphics Division.
She currently sits on the Board of Directors for LA's Promise Fund, a nonprofit organization that prepares LA's students for success in college, career, and life.
Nick Temple is Founder and Creative Director of Wild Card Creative Group. As an award-winning editor, Nick spent four years at Trailer Park working with filmmakers such as Steven Spielberg, Clint Eastwood and Ridley Scott. In 2007, he ventured out on his own to start Wild Card -- a trailer house with just 4 employees. Today, Wild Card Creative Group has grown to be a leading entertainment marketing agency with over 70 employees servicing entertainment, gaming and brands worldwide.
Nick started his career at New Wave Entertainment as a not-so-good runner.
Tara DeVeaux is Chief Marketing Officer of Wild Card Creative Group, Managing Director of the company’s content studio 3AM and strategy division Insights@Wild Card, and an award-winning brand and entertainment marketer. DeVeaux joined Wild Card as Chief Marketing Officer in 2018, bringing brand marketing principles into the entertainment marketing process, and added Managing Director of the company’s creative content studio 3AM and the audience-focused strategy arm Insights@Wild Card to her responsibilities in 2020.
Tara joined Wild Card Creative Group from BBDO New York where she led the marketing team, focusing on business development, partnerships and agency branding. Her leadership on campaigns for such brands as PepsiCo, HBO, Electronic Arts, J&J, TNT, National Geographic Channel and Kraft earned her teams over 200 creative awards. With a career spanning brands, entertainment and tech, Tara’s experience and expertise has uniquely positioned her to continuously innovate in an ever-evolving marketing landscape. Although Brooklyn, NY is her first love, she now happily calls LA her home.
Onna Frye Mahoney is Chief Operating Officer of Wild Card Creative Group. She began her career at The Cimarron Group where she rose to VP of Production and Accounting, and was instrumental in launching the company's brand advertising agency, Traffic.
Onna joined Wild Card Creative Group in 2008 and as COO, oversees all day-to-day aspects of production, operations and facilities. Her extensive knowledge of the company makes her vital to the design and implementation of effective business operations, policies and procedures that promote the company's overall culture and mission.
Aaron Lee is Chief Financial Officer of Wild Card Creative Group. Prior to joining, he served as Senior Vice President of Finance at Trailer Park Group from 2019 to May 2022. Before Trailer Park Group, Aaron was Senior Vice President of Finance for multidisciplinary service provider Deluxe Entertainment Services, charged with the consolidation of Deluxe’s worldwide business units. In addition to his work in entertainment, Aaron also has a proven track record in overseeing financial organizations in the field of manufacturing, having spent 12 years shepherding the financial strategy of WattStopper, a division of electrical manufacturer Legrand North America. He also held various financial leadership positions with such companies as Fisher Scientific, Cisco Systems and Honeywell.
Noel Molina is Head of Engineering for Wild Card Creative Group, charged with overseeing the company’s technology infrastructure. Since joining Wild Card as Post Production Systems Engineer in 2014, he has been part of the team responsible for introducing and managing technologies that have not only supported the company’s rapid growth, but its ability to shift to remote work as a result of the pandemic. Before joining Wild Card, Noel was Encoding Systems Engineer at Sony Network Entertainment International and Production Engineer at Technicolor. He started his career as an Avid technician at Digital Symphony.
Arty Pearson is EVP and Executive Creative Director of the Editorial team. He is an award-winning creative executive with over 20 years' experience in feature film advertising, having worked on both the agency and client side of the business. He began his career at CMP (now Mocean) as a writer/producer, spent six years as a Creative Director at Open Road Entertainment, and was EVP, Creative Advertising at Relativity for 3 years. He is a graduate of UCLA School of Film/TV and a die-hard Cubs fan.
Tynesha is SVP, Executive Creative Director of 3AM. She is a daring creative and problem solver with an extra large side of cultural expertise; The New Business combo meal. She not only builds creative departments with that same mix of fearlessness, but also consistently builds strong creatives. A self-proclaimed “shaper,” she has long been committed to finding better ways for consumers to engage with brands, and has helped craft award-winning, attention-grabbing campaigns for companies like Google, Facebook, McDonald’s, Coca-Cola, HBO, Amazon, FX, AT&T, Paramount, Chevy, MINI, Doritos and Starz. She has played in some of the industry’s biggest arenas including Cannes and the Super Bowl, with a #3 finish on the Ad Meter. Tynesha not only knows her way around the advertising space, but also brings a diverse skill set that includes directing, screenwriting and a short-lived, one night only, stand-up comedy career.
Justin King-Hall serves as SVP, Creative Director at Wild Card Creative Group. Having 20+ years of experience in the audio/visual space, King-Hall has led and played an instrumental role at several entertainment marketing agencies and has received multiple award nominations and wins including a “Best in Show” Golden Trailer award for the 2009 J.J. Abrams-directed Star Trek. His campaign work includes Mission: Impossible - Fallout, Red Notice, Central Intelligence, Tomb Raider, Edge of Tomorrow, San Andreas and The Conjuring films. He previously worked at Netflix in global creative marketing on original films including 6 Underground, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs and the Oscar-nominated The Two Popes. In addition to his work at Netflix, he served as Co-President for The Ant Farm, and was also part of the founding teams at TRANSIT as well as mOcean.
Felicia “Fee” Sandoval is SVP, Senior Producer of the Editorial team. She is an award-winning creative executive with over 20 years' experience in entertainment. Fee has had an around the world career that started in music, moved on to TV, film and digital, before finding her true career love in creative advertising. She has worked on campaigns for Sony, HBO, Universal, Neon, Amazon, Hulu, Netflix, Apple, FX Networks, USA Networks, CBS, ABC, NBC and more. Fee joined Wild Card Creative Group in 2020 after years-long stints at Big Picture, Create Advertising and Ignition.
Louie Lorenzo is VP of Integrated Marketing for Wild Card Creative Group. He is an award-winning creative executive and oversees the company’s strategic partnerships on campaigns that span multiple divisions within the agency. This includes Insights, 3AM, and Editorial teams.
With over 20 years experience in entertainment marketing, Louie grew his career to encompass print, broadcast, interactive, branded content and social. Throughout his career he has collected a broad range of experience in marketing, production and account management while working with clients such as Apple, Amazon, Hulu, Netflix, Walt Disney Studios, 20th Century Fox, Paramount Pictures, Universal Pictures, Sony Pictures, 2K Games, Blizzard, Riot Games, Square Enix and Crystal Dynamics.
Tricia Olds is Group Creative Director of 3AM. She leads the team in the development of audience-first, social campaigns for all things entertainment from inception to execution. Since joining 3AM in 2019, Tricia has built a team of highly skilled artists and makers that create provocative and breakthrough content for an evolving digital market.
Her past experience includes leading award-winning campaigns at VaynerMedia LA and NYC. Prior to advertising, Tricia taught storytelling with the nonprofit organization Opening Act. Her education at Tisch School of the Arts and past experience with Upright Citizens Brigade has informed her process, as well as her collaborative approach to working with her team, clients and agency partners.
Jose Guerrero is Creative Director at 3AM where he works across the social, digital and worldbuilding teams. Prior to Wild Card, Jose was Digital Creative Director at Motive Creative where he worked on campaigns for HBO, Searchlight Pictures and Netflix. He also held creative roles at Watson Design Group as well as Trailer Park. He has worked on projects for such clients as A24, Focus Features, Disney, HBO Max, Starz, FX, Warner Bros and Universal Pictures. Jose began his career in Miami working on brand campaigns for clientele like Volkswagen USA, Samsung, Sony, Miller Lite, and Dewars, before transitioning to entertainment after moving to Los Angeles.
