Squatch Community Gym Campaign

A full-scale brand production highlighting the energy, culture, and community behind Squatch Frontier Fitness. From concept to final delivery, the project highlights real training, real members, and the environment that makes Squatch a go-to fitness community in Austin.

[Client]

Squatch Frontier Fitness

[Year]

2025

[Services]

Pre-Production, Creative Direction, Directing, Videography, Talent Direction, Editing, Color Grading

[Catagory]

Commercials

Project Objectives

  • Showcase Squatch Frontier Fitness as a community-driven gym, not just a place to work out.

  • Highlight the energy, culture, and coaching that define the Squatch experience.

  • Capture authentic moments of training, connection, and effort to support brand and social marketing.

  • Create versatile content that could be used across web, social, and future campaigns.

Project Scope

Content Planning

  • Developed the creative direction and visual approach to reflect Squatch’s high-energy, community-first identity.

  • Planned shots to balance structured workouts with organic, candid moments between members and coaches.

  • Coordinated talent and pacing to ensure a natural, story-driven flow.

Production

  • Directed and filmed the campaign, capturing dynamic training sequences, coach interactions, and group energy.

  • Worked with on-camera talent to guide movement and performance while keeping moments authentic.

  • Captured a mix of wide environment shots and close-ups to emphasize both scale and connection.

Delivery

  • Edited a polished brand piece optimized for web and social platforms.

  • Delivered final assets designed to support ongoing marketing and brand storytelling.

Results

The final content positioned Squatch Frontier Fitness as a welcoming, high-energy training community. The campaign delivered visually consistent, authentic brand assets that reinforced Squatch’s identity and elevated their presence across digital platforms.

Lessons Learned

  • Gym marketing is most effective when community and culture are treated as the product, not just the workouts.

  • Directing talent in fitness content works best when guidance is subtle and movement stays natural.

  • Strong pre-production enables fast, focused production while preserving authenticity.

Snaps From the Project