FUNCTION HEALTH DEBUTS POETIC "LONG LIVE" CAMPAIGN
Savannah O'Leary directs the cinematic celebration of health and the moments that make life worth living
AUSTIN, Texas, May 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Function Health, the first personalized health platform to offer access to 160+ advanced lab tests, has launched its first live-action brand campaign, Long live. Directed by Savannah O'Leary of SLMBR PRTY, the film series celebrates life's meaningful moments, amplifying Function Health's mission to empower individuals to live 100 healthy years. The breakthrough brand campaign is a cinematic ode to the everyday moments that make life worth staying healthy for.
Long live is an ethos, a rallying cry, and a call to action that Function Health shares with its consumers. As the foundation of Function Health's first brand campaign, Long live is as much of a creative device as a campaign line. Function Health believes that the universal stories and elements within the brand films will encourage viewers to find a personal connection with their health journeys. A social first campaign, Long live, will come alive through paid and organic assets on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, Reddit, and LinkedIn. It will also live on connected TV like YouTubeTV, Netflix, Discovery, Max, Hulu, Disney, ESPN, Peacock, and Paramount, as well as mom-targeted podcasts.
The first Long live campaign is Long live Moms, launching for Mother's Day. Long live Moms is a tender tribute to motherhood's lasting impact—a reminder that self-care is the greatest act of love. Part film, part children's book, it encourages mothers to prioritize their long-term health.
The campaign culminates in a sweeping anthem film, portraying rest, play, and vitality as a reflection of Function Health's vision of empowering healthy lives. Each film highlights health, proactive care, and the people impacted by Function Health. Poetic narration and naturalistic, multigenerational characters capture the beauty of daily life, inspiring viewers to take ownership of their health.
Director Savannah O'Leary captures this emotional arc with a deeply human lens. Her use of handheld camerawork and naturalistic storytelling brings a cohesive emotional throughline to each vignette, infusing these filmic portraits with warmth, energy, and strikingly memorable imagery.
'Working with Function Health has been a uniquely collaborative experience,' remarks the SLMBR PRTY director. 'From the start, there was a clear mutual trust that allowed us to build something thoughtful together.'
Executive Creative Director of Function Health, Tova Morgan, adds, 'Everything about this campaign was intentional and strategic, designed to meet people where they are and to make people feel seen and that it's time to live fully.'
For more information on Function, visit https://www.functionhealth.com/ or follow @functionhealth on Instagram.
About Function Health
Function is the first health platform to include access to 160+ lab tests, helping individuals understand their whole body—from heart and hormones to thyroid, nutrients, toxins, autoimmunity, immunity, and beyond. Unlike traditional testing, which is often costly, inaccessible, and done reactively, Function offers access to comprehensive testing along with detailed and actionable insights from the world's top doctors at just $499 per year. This is eight times more lab testing than a typical physical, which averages 19 labs tests and may miss critical aspects of your health. All results and insights are continuously tracked and securely stored in Function's platform, allowing individuals to uncover trends and watch health transformations over time. Since mid-2023, nearly 200,000 members have joined Function.
About SLMBR PRTY
SLMBR PRTY is a women-founded and led production company that evolved from an independent filmmakers' collective. Devoted to craft and intent on transcending tradition, our work is intelligent, artful, and unexpected. Our creator community makes us unique as a production company. This is the source of our passionate perspectives. Our roster of directors is ascendant, elevated, and emergent.
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LONG LIVE Campaign Credits (Function Health):
Co-founder, CEO - Jonathan Swerdlin
Chief of Staff to CEO - Nicole Granet
VP, Brand - Kelly Johnson
Executive Creative Director - Tova Morgan
Associate Creative Director - Rachel Hortman
Sr. Creative Marketing Copy lead - Steph Sica
Sr. Designer - Vero Batterson
Sr. Brand Designer - Lauren Pettersen
Graphics - Shea Lord
Director of Brand Design - Aaron McGuire
Brand and Web Design Lead - Brittany Blumenthal
Director of Function Studios - Kelly Wilkinson
Producer - Ciera Tavana
Director of Brand Engagement - Erika Brickley
Events Lead - Sophia Augustine
Social Community Manager - Carly Schloss
Social Intelligence Manager - Alex Cerone
Talent & Creator Partnerships - Ben Champion
Talent & Creator Partnerships - Clayton Hambrick
Talent & Creator Partnerships - Megan Geiss Harrop
Director, Brand Integration & Ops - Alia Cohan
Sr. Project Manager - Christine Hughes
VP, Growth - Ryan Maloney
Head of Member Acquisition - Joshua Guilbaud
VP, Product - Meredith Harris
Staff Product Manager - Ginny Patrick
Senior Product Copywriter - Becca Stickler
Co-Founder & Chief Design Officer, Seth Weisfeld
Shea Sulkin, Product Design Director
Co-Founder & General Counsel, Dan Swerdlin
Deputy General Counsel, Charlene Choi
LONG LIVE Video Production Credits (Slmbr Prty):
Co-founder/EP, Sarah Donnenberg
Co-founder/HOP, Kirstin Vanskiver
Director, Savannah O'Leary
Line Producer/Post Producer, Kieran Altmann
Editor (Mother's Day): Erik Klein
Editor (Brand): Hanna Sturworld
Mix & Sound Design: Jonathan Fuhrer
Colorist: Nick Metcalf (Rare Medium)
Color Producer: Lucy Gatanis (Rare Medium)
Original Score: Michael Dragovic (Interval Media)
Conform Artist: Josh Weiss
LONG LIVE MOMS Book Credits:
Writer: Tova Morgan, Executive Creative Director, Function
Illustrator: Mokshini
Designer: Racherl Hortman, Associate Creative Director, Function
Print Producer: Suzee Barrabee
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