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Hunt & Brew2026

Worth Hunting For

A hunt for better coffee, told through three animal encounters created with AI and published by Hunt & Brew.

My role
Art direction · AI execution
Studio
Carbon

Published campaign films

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Eagle · Kitchen

Published 8 September 2026

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Leopard · Photoshoot

Published 6 September 2026

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Puma · Recording studio

Published 10 September 2026

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My part in the work

I executed the eagle, leopard and puma films with AI for Hunt & Brew’s social campaign.

Make the audience part of the hunt

“Worth Hunting For” builds a mystery around the pursuit of better coffee. A disturbed fridge, a misplaced bottle and the aftermath of an unseen visitor give the audience clues to investigate. The client concept moves from intrigue to an animal reveal, then back to the product.

Client concept · Signs of a Hunt turns a disturbed fridge into a clue for the audience.
Client concept · Signs of a Hunt turns a disturbed fridge into a clue for the audience.

The animals behind the clues

The published films reveal an eagle in a kitchen, a leopard interrupting a photoshoot and a puma entering a recording studio. Each encounter gives a different setting to the same pursuit: finding Hunt & Brew. The animal brings the disruption; the bottle connects the story to the brand.

Client sequence proposal · CCTV sightings extend the mystery into the animal reveal.
Client sequence proposal · CCTV sightings extend the mystery into the animal reveal.

AI execution for a real social campaign

The eagle encounter uses warm daylight and the immediacy of a phone recording. The leopard and puma films use monochrome security camera views, with fixed angles and recording graphics that make the encounters feel caught on camera.

The films finish by contrasting their fictional animal hunts with the real coffee. Hunt & Brew published them on its own Instagram account in September 2026, taking the campaign from client concept to released social content.

Carbon team

Creative direction
Matthew Crescenzo
Associate creative direction
Charles Cheong
Art direction and motion design
Jatin Gupta
Design director
Kyle Nai
Project managers
Aisyah · Aigner
Designers
Blair · Yian · Ying Lin · Ching tong Poy