Building a global content studio for local relevance.
Global social content can easily become generic: consistent enough for the brand, but disconnected from the people and culture of each market. I led the development of iShop, a full-service studio that partnered directly with INFINITI’s regional teams to turn local audience insights into distinctive, platform-native campaigns—without losing the craft or consistency of the global brand. Over two years, the model delivered more than 16 four-week sprints across China, Canada, the U.S., Hong Kong and the Middle East.
+3360%
Increased Views
+50%
Regional adoption
30+
Campaigns annually
Stories shaped by culture, not translated into it.
Middle East
Canada
United States
Asia
Turning cultural moments into product stories.
When three cameras changed how people saw the world.
When Dog Day met white leather seats.
When the world stayed home, we brought the joy of driving inside.
When INFINITI turned 30, we went big.
Experiences built around social behaviour.
Testing the limits of shrinking attention spans.
As social edits became faster and attention spans shorter, we pushed the behaviour to its extreme. The film accelerated with every scene, challenging people to keep reading as it approached the speed of an INFINITI.
When the car was too powerful for the platform.
People know exactly how a social interface is supposed to behave. We disrupted those expectations by making INFINITI’s speed and performance appear to break through the feed itself.
Turning Instagram’s newest feature into a driving game.
Instagram’s new Quiz sticker made rapid choices a familiar social behaviour. We transformed it into a driving game where every decision came faster than the last.
