About Casey
Casey Crafford is a Global Active Lifestyle & Commercial Photographer based in Cape Town, South Africa, with over 15 years of experience. He specialises in high-impact stills and video content, meeting the exacting standards of both Global Activewear Campaigns (ASICS, New Balance) and Major Series and Features (HBO, Netflix).
Known for an active, honest shooting style developed through extensive outdoor work, from solo climbing in the Cederberg to counter-poaching operations in the wildest African places, Casey nurtures a reliable and professional reputation on every set.
His comprehensive portfolio covers commercial content for leading brands across: football, running, cycling, yoga, track & field, hiking, camping, and trekking.
Casey has been shooting international editorial content for titles such as Men’s Health, Women’s Health and Runner’s World magazine since 2015. In 2019 Casey shot his first international commercial campaign for ASICS. He also directed his first brand film for financial investment firm Orange Potato Capital, to date producing multiple stills and motion campaigns for internationally recognised brands.
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CLIENT: Moonsport (SA Rugby)
Shot on location in Cape Town, South Africa.
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From local editorial titles such as Men’s Health Magazine to international brands like ASICS and New Balance. Casey continues to deliver genuine content with an adventurous spirit and a considered outcome.
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