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A fully integrated year long brand campaign, focusing on four key moments: Pre-Holiday, International Women’s Day, Women’s World Cup and International Day of the Girl.

Throughout these four key moments, we launched a campaign across all channels encompassing: broadcast, social led athlete video series, eComm takeover, OOH, retail, partnerships with grassroots organizations, a series of youth sports activations and a Twitter female high school livestream platform, all to serve as proof points to taking action to create real change.


We started with an honest statement of intent. the “dear adidas” letter went up on campus where employees would see it every day, and was accompanied by a company-wide email with the same intention setting message.

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OOH was targeted in key cities: Los Angeles and New York City. Through digital and print placements, the hyper-local campaign called out to neighborhoods and boroughs to join adidas and share their ideas for breaking down barriers to women in sport.

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We sat down with women on the adidas roster to talk about the barriers they are breaking in the industry and beyond. These candid conversations lived on YouTube and social, the collection evolving with the campaign to tell the stories of 16 women from 7 disciplines.

Featured Talent


“adidas Announces Bonus Payout for FIFA Women’s World Cup Winners Equal to Male Counterparts” — Sports Illustrated

We kicked off the Women’s World Cup with a new brand film focused on the inequality for women’s sport media coverage. The film announced a new live streaming platform of Women’s High School Sports on Twitter and new Partnerships with Girls On The Run, ASU Global Sport Institute and Jen Welter’s Girls Flag Football Camp.

The film was followed up by a brand announcement and commitment on Twitter to the winning adidas women’s FIFA World Cup Athletes to receive the same performance bonus payout as their male peers. The final moment announced a partnership with the US Soccer Foundation celebrated with a soccer field day launch event for 120 girls and a commitment to build new pitches in underserved communities.


“We play for a purpose. And that purpose is for the next generation.”
— Chiney Ogwumike, She Breaks Barriers Video Series

On International Day of the Girl, adidas partnered with UP2US Sports to celebrate the launch of their new digital coaching curriculum with an exclusive coaching clinic. The clinic sought to give its 100 attendees the tools and skillset to keep girls in sport. On Oct 12th, adidas partnered with The NY Mayor’s Fund to Advance NYC and invited 50 girls from the city to an exclusive basketball camp.

The camp sought to show girls they belong in sport, and give them the confidence they need to keep playing.


“Each female entrepreneur that enters the community will inspire another wave of women, generating a ripple effect that will radiate through the sports world.” — Fast Company

A 2-day workshop in NYC led by adidas and iFundwomen brought together 9 women entrepreneurs from around the world for panels with adidas athletes and one-on-one coaching from the iFundWomen team to develop a crowdfunding campaign. To their surprise, the women also received financial support from adidas for their businesses.

The workshop participants were joined by a panel of adidas leaders, athletes and spokespeople. Billie Jean King, Jackie Joyner Korsee, Robin Arzon, Jessamyn Stanley, Ally Love and Adriene Mishler shared their intimate journey of their own entrepreneurial endeavors while answering questions and offering advice. The campaign concluded with a commitment for a year long mentorship for each participant with iFundwomen as well as an open call for others to apply to the program by submitting their own industry-changing businesses to then receive similar financial support and coaching.

BRAND STRATEGY / CREATIVE CONCEPT / CONTENT CREATION / ART DIRECTION / DESIGN / EXPERIENCE DESIGN / EVENT MANAGEMENT / PROJECT MANAGEMENT / PRODUCTION

Creative Agency: KAMP

Production: KAMP

Post: KAMP

December 2018

AN ACTION PLAN FOR ADIDAS TO PROVIDE VISIBILITY AND ACCESS TO WOMEN’S SPORTS

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A little dirt don’t hurt! KAMP collaborated with Unless Collective to launch their first regenerative sneaker, The Degenerate, made from 100% plants and minerals and zero plastic. Resident sneakerhead, Dee, introduces the shoe with the help of his friends. Their chats focus on the importance of sustainability and what we can all do to make our Earth a little happier.

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FORAGER + ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE ENTHUSIAST


To soft launch the two sneaker colorways before introducing Dee and his friends, we told The Degenerate's story through photography, visualizing "regeneration" by literally showing each step of the cycle — from dirt, to plants, to shoes, and back to dirt again.

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ART DIRECTION / CAMPAIGN STRATEGY / CONTENT CREATION / COPYWRITING / CREATIVE CONCEPT / CREATIVE DIRECTION / DESIGN / PARTNER MANAGEMENT / PRODUCTION / PROJECT MANAGEMENT / TALENT MANAGEMENT

Creative Agency: KAMP

Production: KAMP

Director of Photography: Mike Schneier

Photographer: Ben Sellon

Stylist: Julia Laftsidis, Rose Mackey

Hair & Makeup: Jenny O, Nica DeMaria

Voice Actor: Logan Corcoran

Puppet Captain/Fabricator: Michelle Zamora

Puppet Master: Matias Farias

Music: Epidemic Sound

Sound Design: Chip Sloan

Post: KAMP

February 2023

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A compelling message narrated by one of Netflix’s youngest stars, closes in a powerful scene inspired by an iconic moment in black entertainment history.

Kamp was tasked with creating a coming-out moment for Netflix’s Strong Black Lead initiative, establishing it as not just a social presence, but a larger movement powered by Netflix that could truly disrupt Hollywood and change media for the better. 

A recreation of “A Great Day in Harlem” becomes “A Great Day in Hollywood” to launch Netflix’s @strongblacklead.

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The iconic 1958 photograph “A Great Day in Harlem” by Art Kane featured 57 influential jazz musicians on the steps of a Harlem brownstone. 40 years later, we recreated the moment, picturing 47 of Netflix’s Black talent on a back lot at Universal Studios to showcase the diversity and creativity of their Black creators.

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Ajiona Alexus (13 Reasons Why)
Alfre Woodard (Luke Cage; Juanita)
Alisha Boe (13 Reasons Why)
Antoinette Robertson (Dear White People)
Antonique Smith (Luke Cage)
Ashley Blaine Featherson (Dear White People)
Ava DuVernay (13th, Central Park Five)
Brett Gray (On My Block)
Britney Young (GLOW)
Caleb McLaughlin (Stranger Things)
Chante Adams (Roxanne Roxanne)
Cheo Hodari Coker (Luke Cage)
Danielle Brooks (Orange is the New Black)
Dawn Porter (Bobby Kennedy for President)
DeRay Davis (How To Act Black)
Derek Luke (13 Reasons Why)
DeRon Horton (Dear White People)

Gabrielle Dennis (Luke Cage)
Hayley Law (Altered Carbon; Riverdale)
Justin Simien (Dear White People)
Justine Simmons (All About The Washingtons)
Kano (Top Boy)
Kat Graham (The Holiday Calendar; How It Ends)
Kia Stevens (GLOW)
Laverne Cox (Orange is the New Black)
Lena Waithe (Master of None; Dear White People; Step Sisters)
Logan Browning (Dear White People)
Marlon Wayans (Naked; Woke-ish)
Marque Richardson (Dear White People; Step Sisters)
Mike Colter (Luke Cage)
Mustafa Shakir (Luke Cage)
Nia Long (Roxanne Roxanne, Dear White People)
Nia Jervier (Dear White People; Step Sisters)
Priah Ferguson (Stranger Things)

Quincy Brown (The Holiday Calendar)
Rapsody (Rapture)
Rev Run (All About The Washingtons)
Russell Hornsby (Seven Seconds)
Sacha Jenkins (Rapture)
Samantha Logan (13 Reasons Why)
Sierra Capri (On My Block)
Simone Missick (Luke Cage)
Spike Lee (She’s Gotta Have It)
Steven Silver (13 Reasons Why)
Sydelle Noel (GLOW)
Vaneza Oliveira (3%)
Yance Ford (Strong Island)

FEATURED TALENT

“HOW A GREAT DAY IN HOLLYWOOD GOT ITS FASHION FLAVOR” -VOGUE

“NETFLIX’S POWERFUL STRONG BLACK LEAD COMMERCIAL WAS INSPIRED BY A CLASSIC ESQUIRE PHOTO” -ESQUIRE

“NETFLIX CELEBRATES 47 BLACK ACTORS AND DIRECTORS IN VIDEO DECLARING INCLUSIVITY A “MOVEMENT, NOT A MOMENT” -INDIEWIRE

BRAND STRATEGY / CREATIVE CONCEPT / CONTENT CREATION / FILM PRODUCTION / PROJECT MANAGEMENT / VISUAL PRODUCTION

Creative Agency: KAMP

Director: Lacey Duke

Director of Photography: Malik Sayeed

Photography: Kwaku Alston

Production Company: Pretty Bird

Editorial: Arcade

Music: Beacon Street Studios

June 2018

CREATING A MOVEMENT WITH STRONG BLACK LEAD

NETFLIX: A GREAT DAY IN HOLLYWOOD

INSPIRED BY A GREAT DAY IN HARLEM: 1958

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