Nike

Nike

Be True

Be True

Be True

Produced a nationwide out-of-home campaign for Nike Be True, combining motion design and live-action energy to inspire audiences during March Madness across landmark digital displays.

Produced a nationwide out-of-home campaign for Nike Be True, combining motion design and live-action energy to inspire audiences during March Madness across landmark digital displays.

Categories

Retail & Lifestyle

Multiscreen

Animation & VFX

Creative Direction

Event Activations

Strategy

Out Of Home

Strategy

(Overview)

Broadcasting Self-Belief Coast to Coast

Timed to the excitement of March Madness, Nike Be True launched as an experiential out-of-home campaign designed to energize sports fans and celebrate the mindset of personal authenticity. I led the creative development of dynamic motion content that blended live-action athlete footage, bold typography, and layered collage textures.

The spots were designed for massive digital canvases in key cities, delivering a unified brand message while feeling immediate and relevant to the moment. By rolling out simultaneously across the country, the campaign created a shared experience that connected audiences to Nike’s core belief in staying true to yourself—on and off the court.

(Overview)

Broadcasting Self-Belief Coast to Coast

Timed to the excitement of March Madness, Nike Be True launched as an experiential out-of-home campaign designed to energize sports fans and celebrate the mindset of personal authenticity. I led the creative development of dynamic motion content that blended live-action athlete footage, bold typography, and layered collage textures.

The spots were designed for massive digital canvases in key cities, delivering a unified brand message while feeling immediate and relevant to the moment. By rolling out simultaneously across the country, the campaign created a shared experience that connected audiences to Nike’s core belief in staying true to yourself—on and off the court.

(Architecture)

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