Puma + JD Sports
2018
Puma x MoStack

The launch campaign for the Puma x MoStack RS collection, with JD Sports, placing the artist inside environments built from the collection.
Project Details
Produced at Electric Theatre Collective, this campaign launched the Puma x MoStack RS collection in collaboration with JD Sports.
The visual direction combined street-informed energy with high-contrast product styling, placing the footwear within a graphic, performance-led environment.
The film placed MoStack within a series of bold, camera-tracked 3D environments that echoed the colourways and graphic patterns of the RS collection. Working from green screen plates, we integrated performance footage into constructed digital spaces that amplified the attitude of the campaign.
I worked alongside George Dyson, contributing to the design and build of the 3D spaces, compositing the tracked footage and helping shape the final edit. The process required careful alignment between design, performance and camera movement to ensure the digital elements felt fully integrated with the live action.
The campaign extended beyond digital release into in-store displays, including flagship retail locations such as Oxford Street in London, allowing the visual language to inhabit a physical environment as well as online platforms.
The animation leaned into sharp edits, punchy reveals and graphic framing, aligning with MoStack’s presence and the campaign’s youth-driven energy.
Catagory
Commercial
Type
Product Campaign
The environments were built from the collection. Its colourways and graphic patterns became the worlds MoStack moves through, so the campaign's look came straight out of the clothing. Sharp edits and graphic framing kept it in line to MoStack's energy, with styling and spaces pulled from the same source.



Credits
Director
Josh Cohen
DOP
Aaron Rogers
Post Production
Electric Theatre Collective
Producer
Oliver Whitworth
Design
George Dyson
Dexter George
3D Artists
Dexter George
George Dyson
2D Artists
Dexter George
George Dyson
Colourist
Lewis Crossfield






