Chelsea B

A social-first reel inspired by the popular 73 Questions format, adapted to reach the show’s target audience through a familiar, platform-native storytelling device. By playfully mimicking a widely recognized YouTube and social format, the video offers quick, intimate insight into both the actors and the world of Crystal Wall, blurring the line between on-screen narrative and behind-the-scenes reality. The reel contributes to building a recognizable brand around the series — positioning Crystal Wall not only as a show, but as an immersive production universe, in the way major streamers extend titles like Euphoria or Maxton Hall beyond the screen. video videoeditor filmdirector tiktok instagram

• Film Producer

The pitch deck was created to present a limited series about a teenage athlete facing cancer and choosing life. The challenge was to communicate a story with heavy emotional stakes without flattening it into despair, while conveying the amplified intensity of being young — where joy, fear, darkness and hope feel larger than life. The deck also needed to give readers a clear sense of the world of the series, helping them understand the character, tone, and narrative in a few minutes, all while keeping the visual language vibrant and alive, in the spirit of series like Skam and Wir Sind Jetzt. solution I designed a pitch deck that immerses the reader in the world of the series, using an intimate and unfiltered visual language. High-contrast coloring reinforces the emotional intensity, juxtaposing deep shadows with bursts of saturated color to balance darkness with warmth and hope. To help the reader connect instantly with the story, I incorporated an abundance of scenes inspired by lighter, “sillier” teen series, showing moments the audience might recognize and creating a lived-in, relatable world. Candid photography, polaroid-like moments and film textures make the deck feel immediate and cinematic, while the bold, youthful aesthetic communicates resilience, vulnerability, and the chaotic defiance of choosing life from a teenage point of view. The combination of these elements builds a clear, immersive context, guiding the reader through the narrative while keeping the tone vibrant despite the difficult subject matter. graphicdesigner illustrator

• Graphic Designer

Cinetec is a Mexican company specializing in professional cinema, television and video solutions, working closely with filmmakers, production companies and institutions. For their presence at industry expos, they needed a printed piece that could clearly explain who they are, what they do and who they work with in a very short amount of time. The challenge was to condense a broad and technical offering into fewer than eight short pages, creating a format that would be easy to understand, visually engaging and effective in a fast-paced expo environment, while also working consistently as both a booklet and a four-fold leaflet. I designed a concise brochure system focused on clarity and hierarchy. The content is structured to guide the reader quickly through Cinetec’s identity, areas of focus and client profiles. A strong visual rhythm, geometric compositions and controlled white space support fast scanning, while production imagery reinforces the company’s connection to the audiovisual industry. The result is a booklet and a four-fold leaflet that communicate Cinetec’s expertise clearly and efficiently within the context of an expo. graphicdesigner

• Graphic Designer