
POPP Lager photoshoot
POPP had a can people loved and no photos to match. I art directed a shoot that turned that energy into a library of campaign-ready images, from hero can shots to lifestyle moments.
Art direction, styling and model direction for POPP Lager, 2024.
Problem.
The can design already did a lot of the talking. What the brand lacked was photography that carried the same energy into real life.
It needed versatile, campaign-ready images that could scale across social, digital ads and print, without losing the beer's playful, irreverent edge.
Craft.
The can is the hero.
Clean, bold can shots anchor the campaigns and keep the brand consistent wherever it runs.

Hero product. Real moments, real fun.
I led the art direction from start to finish. Scouting, moodboard, styling, and directing two models into energetic, unforced moments, so POPP reads as the beer of choice for connection and fun.

Lifestyle. Styling with attitude.
Leather, tinsel, glitter and a lot of pink. Styling and settings pushed a confident, youthful attitude that matches the can.

Playful, never polished to death. Shot for every channel.
Every set was planned to work across social, paid ads, event promotions and retail activations, so one shoot kept feeding the marketing long after the day.

Built to scale.
Outcome.
A scalable content library: hero product shots and lifestyle campaign imagery, optimised for multi-channel marketing. POPP got a photographic voice as fun, bold and social as its can.
More from the shoot.





The film, on paper.
A promo ad concept with POPP Lager at the centre of the party. One can, dead centre, the whole way through. It starts cool and quiet on the ice, gets thrown and twirls through the air, and the party really starts when it comes down into a hand in Malta.
I made the frames in Flow. The full motion version is waiting its turn.
TaglineDrop in, Popp off.
Storyboard.
01 Top view, on ice
02 Dolly to side, lift
03 Thrown
04 Tinsel burst
05 Caught in Malta
06 Cheers
07 Pour
08 Into camera
Key frames.



Extra shots.
Product shots I made in Flow alongside the storyboard.


