Being surrounded by filmmakers in Los Angeles has inspired me to explore how design can bring stories to life. From movie posters to title cards and prop graphics, my work captures the tone and emotion of a film through visual storytelling.
Each project is an opportunity to translate a narrative into a cohesive visual world that feels authentic to its story.
ROLE
Graphic Designer
TIME
May 2023 - Present
SKILLS
Adobe Illustrator
PRODUCTION DESIGN
For The Chronicles of the Cosa Nostra Club, I collaborated with the production designer to create prop posters for a film set in a 1950s jazz club. Drawing inspiration from mid-century jazz advertisements featuring artists like Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, and Duke Ellington, I studied the era’s use of bold typography and vibrant color palettes. This research guided my design choices, resulting in posters that captured the energy and glamour of the jazz scene while blending seamlessly into the film’s retro atmosphere.
I collaborated with the director of Fate of the Femmes to design title cards for the trailer of her junior thesis film. At her request, I created two contrasting versions—one that appeared bright and playful, and another that revealed the film’s darker undertones. To evoke a sense of innocence, I used a comic book–style font, soft pink tones, and a shoe illustration reminiscent of early 2000s girls’ book covers, creating a visual language that both charms and misleads the viewer.
TITLE CARDS
SOCIAL MEDIA
For The Wasp, I worked with the producer to design Instagram graphics promoting the film’s Kickstarter campaign. Given the goal of quickly informing and engaging viewers, I chose a minimal, structured layout that emphasized clarity over complexity. I also matched the color palette to the existing social media content, ensuring the campaign felt cohesive with the film’s established visual identity.
