Paris, bottled.

A sun-soaked social campaign for Juliette, a French peach liqueur, built around the effortless romance and everyday electricity of Paris. Rather than treating the city as a backdrop, I wanted it to feel like a character—warm, flirtatious, slightly chaotic, and alive.

The piece moves through streets, cafés, stolen glances, passing faces, architecture, and small moments of Parisian life, using a loose, observational shooting style and rhythmic editing to create something that feels less like a traditional liquor ad and more like a memory from a particularly good afternoon.

I directed, shot, and edited the campaign with an emphasis on texture, movement, color, and atmosphere, translating Juliette's distinctly French identity into a piece of lifestyle storytelling designed to make the audience want the feeling surrounding the product as much as the product itself.

this is good

I am thinking of sharing some examples of great motion design work I have seen recently. Mostly as a library of references for my own projects, but also to praise the craft of other people! This one was done by the creative duo at https://www.kinisi.tv/ I really love the sound design and the integration between 2D and 3D design. They did it as a personal project in just one day!