The Work

A Golden Touch

Product Commercial
A Ferrero Rocher commercial built around product and time-lapse videography. The concept was simple: chocolates as the finishing touch to a dinner party table, but the execution required precision in both timing and light. Time-lapse gave the piece a sense of occasion, watching a table come to life before the final reveal. An exercise in making stillness feel cinematic.

The Perfect Take Series

Short Film Series
Three parts. One story. An actor films her biggest audition to date … until she watches the playback and realizes she never recorded it. Versions of herself she doesn’t recognize. What begins as a technical glitch unravels into a confrontation with fractured identity and an impossible standard of perfection. The final take isn’t flawless. It’s real. fed up, stripped down, and entirely her own. Built as a cohesive three-part series where each episode deepens the unravelling.

A Conversation With Sergio

Documentary Interview Trailer
Conducted remotely, this interview follows filmmaker and director Sergio through his career in directing and his ongoing fascination with the human condition. Alongside the conversation, Sergio shared behind-the-scenes footage and the trailer for The Cuban, offering a rare look into the world behind the work. A trailer for a storyteller who believes the camera is just a way to pay closer attention.

Impérial

Product Photography
Product photography is storytelling through objects. The challenge was making a bottle feel like an experience: the warmth of the light, the bubbles still rising in the glass, the label sharp against the dark. Luxury isn’t loud. This shot was about restraint and letting the product speak for itself.

Sense of Being

Editorial Portrait
Something about capturing a person in a moment of quiet confidence: the simplicity of the grey backdrop was intentional; nothing competes with her. The way she’s seated, relaxed but composed, is about showing that strength doesn’t always stand up straight. This is portrait photography without performance.

Which Way Is Real

Landscape and Fine Art
The reflection turns something familiar upside down. Quite literally… and asks you to look twice. The texture, the rocks, the way the sky sits beneath the rocks. It’s a reminder that perspective changes everything. You don’t always need to be standing in front of something to see it truly.

I’m Holly Campbell,

A content creator, photographer, and storyteller based in Barrie, Ontario.

I’m currently completing the Content Creation and Strategy program at Georgian College, where I’ve spent the past year exploring every corner of my creativity. My work is driven by curiosity, intention, and a deep belief that every frame has something worth saying.

This collection represents a year of showing up, no matter what.