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Growing up without a soccer ball, a young boy practices with a crushed Coke can—and one day achieves his dream of becoming a soccer star. Years later, he returns home and finds another child practicing the same way. By gifting him a real ball and sharing a Coke, he passes the dream to the next generation.

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Wild Grounds begins like a brooding wilderness survival film, following a disheveled man as he pushes through a cold, rain-soaked forest—seemingly lost and in serious trouble. The tension breaks when he emerges at his campsite, toilet paper in hand, to find his wife waiting with freshly brewed coffee. Her dry remark, “I was about to send out search and rescue,” reveals the true nature of his journey. The spot closes with a stylized slow-motion coffee splash and cinematic product reveal, bringing the thought to life: “Not all who wander are lost. Some are just looking for coffee.”

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Garota is a Brazilian-inspired coastal lifestyle brand built around sun, sea, and soul. The product film translates that identity into a warm, cinematic world of golden light, ocean textures, natural beauty, and intimate jewelry details. From the color palette and locations to the styling, imagery, and final brand reveal, every element was designed to integrate Garota’s spirit of effortless beauty, femininity, and quiet coastal luxury.

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For Global Roots, the client provided the script and original photography, which I integrated into a warm, cinematic visual treatment reflecting the organization’s humanitarian mission and sense of hope. The supplied images were brought to life through subtle motion, cinematic image treatment, and an emotive musical score, while AI-generated B-roll filled significant gaps in the available material. Each new shot was carefully developed to match the established aesthetic, blending seamlessly with the client’s imagery to create a cohesive and emotionally resonant film.

The campaign explores relatable moments of household overwhelm through humor, empathy, and recognizable visual hooks. Each concept approaches the problem from a different angle—from feeling lost in your own home to the tension between calm and chaos—while reinforcing the core CFCM insight: lasting organization isn’t about cleaning harder, it’s about fixing the systems that keep creating the mess.