HOMEMAKERS MAKE HOME HAPPEN


Role: Creative Direction, Concepting, Writing, On-Set Direction, Content Capture, Production Oversight
The Ask: Homemakers needed to evolve beyond price and selection and start building a stronger emotional connection with customers—positioning the brand as part of everyday life, not just a place to buy furniture.
The Idea: A house isn’t what you buy—it’s what you make. We built a campaign around the real moments that define a home—messy, lived-in, and familiar—positioning Homemakers in the background, supporting those moments rather than interrupting them.
What We Made: A brand campaign and content platform designed to flex across video, social, and digital. We focused on simple, relatable scenes—morning routines, family time, everyday chaos—captured in a way that felt natural and unpolished. Furniture was present, but never the hero. The people were. The platform was built to scale, allowing for multiple cuts, formats, and ongoing content without losing the core idea.
Why It Worked: It felt real. By shifting focus away from products and toward lived experience, the work created a stronger emotional connection and positioned Homemakers as part of the story—not the interruption.
Extras: The campaign was designed as a flexible system—supporting everything from hero brand spots to always-on social content, with consistent tone and storytelling across channels.

Where It Started: I wrote and directed the pitch video that helped win the business and establish the direction for the campaign.

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