Creative production and post studio Camp Lucky has brought Cameron Gray on board as executive producer. Gray and Camp Lucky have enjoyed a successful collaboration on many projects over the years, and they are now making the relationship official.
As EP, Gray will leverage his background in both broadcast production and post production advertising to oversee the studio’s two divisions, as well as the company’s state-of-the-art Volume in Dallas. He was most recently executive producer for Ataboy in New York and previously served as senior producer at The Mill, among other roles.
Gray will be co-based out of the studio’s Dallas headquarters and New York, with a focus on serving and growing Camp Lucky’s deep relationships in both cities. His reputation for building strategic partnerships and creative problem solving is well earned, having collaborated with agencies such as Publicis, Vayner, Velocity, BBDO, Deutsch and Mythology, and on campaigns for global brands including Pepsi, Target, Captain Morgan, 7-Eleven, Red Lobster, Stila Cosmetics, Home Depot and Domino’s.
“I love connecting the dots between production and post, and I thrive on bringing creative storytellers together in all parts of the process,” says Gray. “Camp Lucky is the fabulous sandbox that lets me do all that and more. I’m very excited to work even more closely with this wonderful team, provide our clients with personal touch service from start to finish, and be a part of this amazing studio’s next chapter in Dallas and beyond.”
Tim Nagle, Camp Lucky’s president, comments, “Having worked with him in a variety of capacities over the last ten years, I couldn’t be happier to announce Cameron’s coming on board. Our clients will be working with an EP that over-delivers at every level. And his integrity, transparency and attention to the work embodies everything Camp Lucky is focused on moving forward.”
In his new role, Gray will be working closely with Lisa Normand, long form producer; Jennifer Brannon, executive producer of post; Logan Hefflefinger, senior editor; Neil Anderson, senior colorist; and Scottie Richardson, senior sound designer. Recent Camp Lucky work includes projects for JCPenney, Baylor Scott & White Health, Steak-umm, Bush’s Beans, Choctaw Casinos & Resorts, Uline, DQ, Tecovas, Pennzoil, Eyeglass World and Nothing Bundt Cakes.
About Camp Lucky
Camp Lucky, a nationally recognized commercial/film production and post production powerhouse in Dallas, Texas, is the go-to partner for agencies, brands and content creators in advertising and entertainment seeking to push creative boundaries. The company delivers work that is not only technically brilliant but genuinely impactful. Camp Lucky’s team of passionate artists and producers thrives on solving complex challenges, clearing the path for innovative storytelling. The studio also features two sound stages, a state-of-the-art Volume, a commercial prep kitchen and post facilities.
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