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Role: Creative Director
Team: Stephanie Yun-Ju Mitchell & Kevin Fitz From the insight that there is no one size fits all when it comes to disability — that everyone has their own needs and own way of doing things, we landed on “Play Your Way.”
No matter the disability or level of skill, adaptive athletes and the Facebook Groups that support them are finding innovative ways to enjoy the sports they love. We dug into their stories. Into their passion. Targeting a YA audience, we took a more socially native approach — with a campaign that felt unpolished and raw.
Role: Creative Director
Team: Stephanie Yun-Ju Mitchell & Kevin Fitz From the insight that there is no one size fits all when it comes to disability — that everyone has their own needs and own way of doing things, we landed on “Play Your Way.”
No matter the disability or level of skill, adaptive athletes and the Facebook Groups that support them are finding innovative ways to enjoy the sports they love. We dug into their stories. Into their passion. Targeting a YA audience, we took a more socially native approach — with a campaign that felt unpolished and raw.
Role: Creative Director
Team: Stephanie Yun-Ju Mitchell & Kevin Fitz From the insight that there is no one size fits all when it comes to disability — that everyone has their own needs and own way of doing things, we landed on “Play Your Way.”
No matter the disability or level of skill, adaptive athletes and the Facebook Groups that support them are finding innovative ways to enjoy the sports they love. We dug into their stories. Into their passion. Targeting a YA audience, we took a more socially native approach — with a campaign that felt unpolished and raw.
This was the launch campaign for Warburton’s,
after pitching for it and winning.
It was never really about bread, it was always about family.
Over the 18 month I was on the account, we launched a new brand line, campaign, and even won bunch of awards for a packshot.
During my time on Warburton's I managed to get an award winning pack shot out too.
Photographer: Andy Gallacher
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