Dairy Queen Campaign for FIFA

Written By Judy Doherty

Colle McVoy hired me to capture images for their client, Dairy Queen, for the FIFA campaign featuring global Blizzard flavors. This exciting project included lighting and shooting on studio sets, as well as capturing talent on motion sets. I really enjoyed working on a project with such a talented team and vibrant creative direction!

  • Client: Dairy Queen

  • Agency: Colle McVoy

  • Agency Producer: Kelly Farley

  • Art Director: Becky Eilers

  • Production Company: Trevor TV

  • Director: Trevor Shepard

  • Food Styling: Maelle DeSchutter

  • Production Designer: Erin Dallesandro

  • Set Designer: Renata Shopper

  • Executive Producer: Ursula Camack

  • Studio: PC&E, Atlanta, Georgia

  • Photography, Lighting, and Retouching/Post Production: Judy Doherty Photography

Dairy Queen is launching three new Blizzard flavors for the World Cup season, inspired by global flavors:

- Biscoff Cookie - Strawberry Mango-flavored Mochi - Mexican-style Hot Chocolate made with ABUELITA

Judy Doherty

I am a food, beverage, and CPG product photographer specializing in photos, stop motion, and video, with over 90,000 photos and motion graphics delivered. Clients hire me for my eye, creative direction, and passion for taking their idea to the next level.

My strength lies in a nimble and lean creative process. Clients love getting creative content at a reasonable cost since my studio can art direct, style, and shoot their images quickly and on budget. My studio features an extensive surface library and prop house with a fully equipped kitchen and two shooting studios.

My experience as a chef, stylist, and photographer has earned many awards, including APA Top 100, ACF Gold Medal, and a juried fine art photo exhibit at Art Basel Miami. I was Executive Pastry Chef for two Hyatt Hotels and Resorts before completing two post-baccalaureate certificates for Visual Art and Graphic Design at U.C. Berkeley Extension in San Francisco.

https://judydohertyphotography.com
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