I am a marketing professional and Project Manager that can shepherd your idea from concept to final product so customers are engaging with your brand in the real world.
It starts with an idea.
And sometimes you just need to know the right person.
*cough* Me! *cough*
As Project Manager, I can remove the hassle of the in-between.
And deliver a final product that is ready for the public.
Pitch me a rough idea or concept.
And I can work with you to help it take shape.
Cameron Davis IV acted as Project Manager to develop strategy, collaborate with design contractors, determine progress, and work with local screenprinters to deliver the t-shirt on a strict deadline.
Entering conference season, we wanted to make a splash with a t-shirt that would draw end users to our booth.
The t-shirt would be given out on the first day of the conference in exchange for a short product demo, generating sales leads.
To garner social media followers, if the same person returned the next day wearing their t-shirt and shared a photo on social media tagging our company, they would be entered into a giveaway.
Sales gets leads, marketing gets followers, and industry professionals get something they’ll actually wear.
Cameron Davis IV acted as Creative Director, managing a team of talented designers to develop an original animated short.
Jesus & The Jackalope is an original animated cartoon written & created by Cameron Davis IV.
Rough sketches and watercolors were part of the original pitch and became the starting point for an artistic direction.
Cameron Davis IV worked with a team of designers to make important decisions around the artistic direction of the piece.
Attention to detail and making sure to take all the necessary steps in the process means we deliver a better quality product.
Adhering to color palettes, design specs, and other small details ensures consistency throughout the project.
Imprint Magazine is an arts & culture magazine published in Asheville, NC from October 2023 to December 2023
Cameron Davis IV acted as editor-in-chief, assembling a team of talented friends from the creative community.
Imprint Magazine was a reimagining of how we look at print media.
Imprint Magazine experimented with QR codes throughout the issue, creating a way to track impressions and generate reporting.
Imprint sold ad space with the promise of the impossible: digital reporting on physical media.
A free local events calendar paired with brief, interesting articles drove engagement.
