I led the creative direction and content strategy for ColourPop's limited-edition Shrek collaboration, a nostalgia-driven collection designed to blend popculture humor with high-impact beauty storytelling. Through story-inspired visuals, movie accuracy, in-camera practical effects in photography, the campaign transformed a beloved franchise into a highly shareable beauty moment that resonated for Shrek fans.
Client •
ColourPop x Shrek
Service •
Creative Direction, Content Production, Social Strategy
Objectives
Reimagine the Shrek universe through a beauty-color lens while maintaining ColourPop’s playful, accessible brand identity.
Spark nostalgia and conversation across Millennial and Gen Z audiences, optimizing for shareability on social platforms.
Build a cohesive visual campaign that fused character-driven aesthetics with beauty storytelling.
Drive significant organic reach and video views through social-first content formats.
Establish the collaboration as a culturally relevant, movie-accurate campaign that elevated brand affinity, visibility, and conversions.
Scope of Work
Developed the overarching creative vision, tone, and visual language, rooted in the world-building and humor of the Shrek IP.
Conceptualized studio-first social content, incorporating practical effects and in-camera storytelling to embed Easter eggs, character nods, and visual moments designed for virality.
Led end-to-end content production, from ideation and concept development through shoot direction and final asset delivery.
Partnered cross-functionally with internal brand, marketing, and product teams alongside external IP stakeholders to ensure a cohesive multi-channel rollout.
Engineered the organic social launch strategy, including the posting roadmap, platform optimization, and real-time performance adjustments.
Oversaw all organic channel output and creative execution across launch phases.
Results
24M Video Views
13M Impressions
919K Engagements
The campaign delivered strong emotional resonance and share-driven engagement, positioning the collaboration as a culturally relevant beauty moment while reinforcing ColourPop’s reputation for playful, internet-native brand storytelling.