Killing Eve | Title Sequence
A conceptual title sequence for Killing Eve, exploring the psychological tension and duality between Eve and Villanelle.
I used the beach's open expanse as a visual metaphor for the distance and pursuit between the two characters. The contrasting black-and-white costumes represent their opposing personalities and roles, while the wide compositions create a sense of isolation, tension, and anticipation.
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A cinematic promotional film created for Fujifilm. I handled the cinematography, filming, editing, and color grading, developing the visual language and pacing to create a polished, atmospheric piece.
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Afterglow | Senior Thesis
“Afterglow” is an abstract, surreal short film exploring the emotional experience of pressure, self-judgment, and failure. Using a star as a symbolic character, the film visualizes the fear of hitting rock bottom, the resulting collapse, and the transformation that follows.
Rather than treating failure as an ending, the project reframes it as a point of ignition, creating space for growth, clarity, and self-transformation.
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Ghosts | Visual Identity & Motion Design
Although centered around ghosts, the CBS show Ghosts is ultimately a comedy built on contrast. This promotional package balances cinematic visuals with the show’s playful humor, using bold typography, character-driven quotes, and dynamic motion to highlight each ghost’s distinct personality. Through visual storytelling and comedic punchlines, the campaign introduces the ensemble in a way that feels both refined and entertaining.
Role: Art Director, Motion Designer
Team members: Chieh Hsiao, Rylee Peng, Siany Muse
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