Photography & Art Direction: Rowkin Surge Charge
In the past few months I got to work on the launch of a new product at Rowkin. I did a bunch of cool photoshoots, but my favorite part was getting to play with a drone and shoot and direct footage for our ad. Watch it below and let me know how many times you can spot me unsuccessfully trying to hide. :)
Rowkin Surge Charge brings you our secure, sport, true wireless earbuds now with a convenient charge case. Realize the potential of crystal clear calls and impressive bass without the distractions of wires and plugs.
Another highlight for the Surge Charge product launch was getting to shoot the cover and contribute to the packaging design. Catch us on the shelves at Best Buy!
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