Lotto Solista

Lotto Solista Launch Campaign Photo + Video. Created Created campaign photo and video assets for Lotto around the Solista 100 VI Gravity launch, working with Caitlyn Schrepfer to build visuals across cleats, gloves, backpack, and ball. The project focused on creating rollout-ready imagery and motion that felt sharp, athletic, and aligned with the energy of modern football culture. A behind-the-scenes look at building a high-impact product launch campaign for Lotto’s Solista 100 VI Gravity, combining motion, photography, and cohesive visual identity.

Category:

Campaign Photo + Video

Author:

Johnny Baru Media

Read:

5 mins

Location:

Los Angeles

Date:

Jun 2, 2024

Caitlyn Schrepfer juggling a lotto sport soccer ball and wearing Lotto Sport Solista 100 VI Gravity
Caitlyn Schrepfer juggling a lotto sport soccer ball and wearing Lotto Sport Solista 100 VI Gravity
Caitlyn Schrepfer putting on Lotto Sport Solista 100 VI Gravity with a lotto soccer ball and backpack
Lotto Sport soccer ball, backpack, goalie gloves, and Solista 100 VI Gravity

Building a High-Impact Launch Campaign for Lotto Sport Solista 100 VI Gravity

Why Modern Product Launches Need More Than Clean VisualsFor Lotto, the goal was never just to show the product clearly. The launch needed visual assets that could hold attention, carry movement, and create a distinct identity across the full release from the Solista 100 VI Gravity cleats to the ball, gloves, and backpack that completed the collection. Working with pro freestyler Caitlyn Schrepfer, the project started with a simple challenge: make the launch feel alive. The visuals had to communicate product, performance, and energy at the same time without falling into static, catalog-style content.

Caitlyn Schrepfer juggling a lotto sport soccer ball and wearing Lotto Sport Solista 100 VI Gravity

Designing a Dynamic Product Launch Campaign: Movement, Performance, and Visual Identity

The creative approach focused on athletic framing, clean product visibility, and a visual rhythm that could transition seamlessly between still photography and campaign video. The goal was consistency and continuity. Caitlyn’s performance was impressive, her freestyle executed with control, precision, and consistency. That made it possible to build a campaign language that felt both technically sharp and commercially viable. By building the shoot around both motion and product coverage, the content had more range. The freestyle sequence gave the launch a clear point of attention, while the individual product shots made sure everything could still be used cleanly across ecomm and campaign needs. It’s a more practical way to shoot you’re not choosing between energy or clarity, you’re getting both out of the same setup.

Caitlyn Schrepfer juggling a lotto sport soccer ball and wearing Lotto Sport Solista 100 VI Gravity
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Caitlyn Schrepfer juggling a lotto sport soccer ball and wearing Lotto Sport Solista 100 VI Gravity
Caitlyn Schrepfer walking with a lotto sport soccer ball and wearing Lotto Sport Solista 100 VI Gravity

Building a Cohesive Visual System for Multi-Platform Product Rollout

The final deliverables gave Lotto a complete launch package: photo and video assets designed for product visibility, campaign rollout, and sustained attention across digital channels. More than a single shoot, the project became a scalable visual system built to adapt across social media, web, and promotional use without losing clarity or impact. For Johnny Baru Media, the project reinforced a key principle: product campaigns work best when motion and stills are developed together from the start. When visual direction is aligned early, the result is a stronger launch, clearer brand presence, and content that travels further. In a crowded release environment, that cohesion is what separates a product drop from a campaign people actually pay attention to.

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What services do you offer?

Who do you work with?

What is a branded documentary?

Do you offer strategy, or only production?

What is the difference between a Signature Project and a Campaign Partnership?

What is Advisory + Development?

Do you offer custom packages?

What’s your process like?

What is your typical turnaround time?

Do you work with nonprofits and mission-driven organizations?

How do I know which service is the right fit?

Do I need a clear concept before reaching out?

Do you travel for projects?

Do I need a clear concept before reaching out?

Can you help with rollout and launch strategy too?