Alberta Jameson
I turn ideas into stories people feel.
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I created this original storytelling piece around Nora, a woman who spent years building a life around her husband and children while slowly losing touch with her own dreams.
I developed the story, characters, emotional arc, and visual direction to explore what happens when someone realizes they have spent years caring for everyone else but themselves.
The story was created as a cinematic social-media video, combining emotional narration with visual storytelling to make the audience connect with Nora’s journey and the question at the heart of it: is it ever too late to start living for yourself?
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I turned an everyday taxi ride into a relatable storytelling piece about consideration, comfort, and the little social situations we often overlook.
The story follows a series of passengers getting in and out of a cab, leading to a moment that made me stop and think about how easily we can become comfortable with a situation without considering how it affects someone else.
I developed the concept and wrote the Instagram carousel to make an ordinary experience feel engaging, thought-provoking, and relatable to the audience.
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I developed this concept for Ovis Yogurt to show how one product can fit into different lifestyles and personalities.
The idea follows two relatable characters—a gym girlie and an everyday girl—both enjoying Ovis Yogurt in their own way. I developed the concept, character personalities, captions, and storytelling approach to make the product feel natural, relatable, and engaging rather than like a traditional advertisement.
This project showcases my ability to turn a simple product into a creative content idea with a clear concept, relatable storytelling, and a strong visual direction.
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The Lost Prince — Cinematic Storytelling Project
The Lost Prince is an original medieval drama I developed from concept to cinematic storytelling.
I built the story around a young prince navigating loss, identity, power, and the fight to reclaim what was taken from him. I developed the narrative, characters, emotional arc, and key scenes, then translated the story into cinematic visual sequences.
This project showcases my ability to turn an idea into a compelling story with strong character development, atmosphere, emotional tension, and visual storytelling.
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