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What happens when a brand leaves the screen?
That's the bit of design I'm interested in.
The spaces.
The screens.
The motion.
The physical stuff.
The moments people actually remember.
I've spent the last few years working across experiential, brand, film, motion and digital turning ideas into experiences rather than just assets.
So I pulled together 51 seconds of some of the work I've been lucky enough to be involved in.
Experiential Design Director.
That's the job.
Here's the noise. 🔊
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Love how this goes beyond screens
Thanks @Patrick Doyle!
Connecting screens, spaces, and physical moments gives the showreel real experiential depth.
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