Comdirect Social Media Campaigns

Financial topics make people feel behind, and Black Week makes people spend without thinking. Across several comdirect campaigns, I edited and animated videos that pushed back on both, breaking down money basics for a Gen Z audience and asking bargain hunters to pause before buying.

Editing & Motion Design

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Project Overview

Client: Comdirect
Industry: Finance
Timeline: 2024
My Role: Editor & Motion Designer

At Elbdudler, I worked on several social media campaigns for comdirect, handling editing and motion design for the video content.

The biggest was FAQ Money, a series on TikTok and Instagram explaining financial basics, things like ETFs, inflation, or the difference between gross and net income, to a Gen Z audience who feel overwhelmed by finance topics and don't know where to start. The tone is casual and direct. The campaign won a German Brand Award 2025 in the category Brand Communication & Social Media (Excellence in Brand Strategy and Creation).

Another was a Black Week campaign built around the message "NO! You shouldn't buy that." Instead of pushing deals, it encouraged people to pause before buying into (supposed) Black Week bargains and think about conscious spending, a message that carried into the Christmas season as well.

Creative Director: Gerd Keller
Copy & Concept: Sophie Becker

NO! You shouldn't buy that:



FAQ Money:


Let’s build something that moves people.

I’m currently looking for full-time opportunities in Product Design UI/UX based in Hamburg (or remote). Whether you have a specific role in mind or just want to chat about design systems and micro-interactions – I’d love to hear from you.

Let’s build something that moves people.

I’m currently looking for full-time opportunities in Product Design UI/UX based in Hamburg (or remote). Whether you have a specific role in mind or just want to chat about design systems and micro-interactions – I’d love to hear from you.

Let’s build something that moves people.

I’m currently looking for full-time opportunities in Product Design UI/UX based in Hamburg (or remote). Whether you have a specific role in mind or just want to chat about design systems and micro-interactions – I’d love to hear from you.