Mcdonald’s + Viacom

“In Common: Defying Expectations” [Director’s Cut]

Director / Editor: Katherine Fairfax Wright

“In Common: Heroes in Disguise”

“For McDonald’s first brand campaign in more than four years, it wanted to focus on the things Americans have in common. As the country’s largest fast-food chain, in terms of sales, its goal was to showcase how the chain stands apart as a gathering place for consumers across demographic, philosophical, political, and geographic divisions. Each of the final films—which appeared across digital, social, and linear on MTV, Comedy Central, BET, and VH1—starts with one of the subjects performing some aspect of their day-to-day routine and welcomes the viewer into their world. The campaign resulted in 47.5 million impressions and 524,820 total engagements across social media.”

Meet Kristen & Carlton. A female wrestler and an urban cowboy with more in common than we think. When it comes to their passions, Kristen and Carlton couldn't be more different. But as a female wrestler working her way up the ladder and an urban cowboy taking over the family business, they've both found joy and purpose through their unconventional careers.

Protect your box • kamala

Director / Editor: Katherine Fairfax Wright

A Meritorious occurRence • biden

Director / Editor: Katherine Fairfax Wright

Pantone

Director / Editor / Cinematographer: Katherine Fairfax Wright

Corridor

Director / Editor: Katherine Fairfax Wright

This is how we make it.

The Standard Hotel

Sparrow Market Sweep

Editor: Katherine Fairfax Wright

Perrier-Jouët CHampagne

Director / DP / Editor: Katherine Fairfax Wright

Filmed, edited, and posted on the same night

Within our third and final takeover space in Miami, Eden by Perrier-Jouët, we were excited to play host to the 2017 Panerai Design Miami/ Visionary Award Dinner. Cheers to the winners and all the great work that they do!

Human Rights Watch

“We Live in Fear”

A commissioned short documentary showcasing the life and work of the award winning South African photographer and activist Zanele Muholi to mark the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence.

Director / DP / Editor: Katherine Fairfax Wright

South Africa: Video Marks Campaign Against Gender Violence Documents Award-Winning Photographer's Work (Johannesburg, November 25, 2013) -- Human Rights Watch today issued a video showcasing the work of the award winning South African photographer and activist Zanele Muholi to mark the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence.

the New York TIMES

“They Will Say We Are Not Here”

A short documentary commissioned to mark the one year anniversary of the murder of Ugandan gay rights activist David Kato, and to explore the motivations, sorrows and dreams that inspired him.

Director / Editor / Cinematographer: Katherine Fairfax Wright