[CS006] CAMPUS: Earning credibility through hyperlocal storytelling.

Product & Campaign Strategy Creative & Art Direction Design & Experiential Social-First Capture

CHALLENGE

Land the CAMPUS 00s among brand-identifying Gen-Z, with a regional focus on men in Liverpool, Manchester, and London.

Capturing the vibe of British youths relishing the late summer evenings.

UNORTHODOX APPROACH

By paying attention to local nuance and each region's style identity, we discovered passionate, hyperlocal pride in homegrown music, sport and fashion, which was shaping the lives of our audience on the streets.

"Reflecting the community's interests from music & football, to Y2K subculture, we created a unique but relatable atmosphere."

Local Scouse footballer, Jayden Danns, shot around Everton Hill Park, LiverpoolπŸ“
'Original Sounds' celebrated the energy and cultural impact of each iconic city. Inspired by the shoe tongue we designed the logo for the event.

CRAFT AND COLLABORATION

We cast this same talent to tell a relatable yet energising story of brand and product through an elevated documentary style with photographer and director, Sophie Jones.

A 3D spatial render of the event space and stage that we designed - inspired by motorway underpasses and Mark Leckey's lighting design.
Inspired by the local talent and the product design, we concepted, produced, and facilitated... (cont'd) β†’
... two activations called Original Sounds in Manchester and Liverpool, partnering with grass-roots promoters to host local DJs and artists.
An installation made of custom transport mirrors πŸ‘‹
A sneak peak into the world of references that inspired the speaker wraps and build.

RELEVANCY

Our study of hyperlocal identity and behaviour was unparalleled - made apparent in the level of community engagement, which flourished through our social content and partner publishing.

Musical artist, Reek0, shot in Hoxton, London πŸ“
DJ & Broadcaster, Marlon, shot in Manchester πŸ“
Reek0, shot in Clapton, London πŸ“
Shoreditch, London πŸ“
CHALLENGE
UNORTHODOX APPROACH
CRAFT AND COLLABORATION
RELEVANCY
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