Projects
- Dry January for BrewDog x Shoreditch DesignHey, here's an animation I worked on for BrewDog for their Dry January campaign, showing their wide range of AF beers. . Studio: Shoreditch Design ( www.shoreditchdesign.com ) Creative Direction: Tim Lane Animation: Liam Curzai & Ryan Knight CGI: Yours truly, me.
- Roy Heath: The Murderer (penguin classic)Roy Heath The Murderer Last year I have signed a contract with Penguin classic to use my photograph for a book cover and I'm very excited to see it now in book shops. Thank you to the Roy Heath Estate for purchasing my photograph. What the book is about: Galton Flood is a lonely man. Ill at ease with his family, he leaves his home in Guyana's capital, Georgetown, for the remote township of Linden, where he moves through a string of precarious jobs, from diamond mining to cutting logs. Meeti
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Work history
Digital Designer & PhotographerShoreditch Design Studio
London, United KingdomFull Time
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Graphic DesignerCertified-UK
London, United KingdomFreelance
Primarily, I am the graphic designer for the company working as freelance, however also spend time designing promotional aids for events and segments for their website. I recently finished and designed the campaign for our collaboration with Supermalt and worked alongside SAMSUNG to promote their new product Galaxy S8.
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Skills
- Photography
- 35mm Photography
- Advanced Retouching
- Mac Operator
- Final Cut Pro
- Capture One
- Adobe Create Suite
- Graphic Design
- Creative Direction
- Art Directing
Education
Short Course in Art Direction
- London, United Kingdom
Join Art Direction and be guided through the various stages of working as a professional Art Director, from creating concepts to organising advertising campaigns.
You will start by learning about the basic principles of being an Art Director, including elements of visual communication, semiotics and the importance of analysing contemporary trends and campaigns. You will continue the workshop developing concept boards, learning how to produce campaigns and maximise your creativity.
You will also learn how to create concepts for photo-shoots and TV adverts. With expert advice and guidance from your tutor, Creative Director and Photographer Giulio Mazzarini, you will discuss how the role varies across a variety of creative industries and gain valuable tips about successfully working as a professional Art Director.
Topics covered:
Principles of Visual Communication
Art Direction in Editorial and Advertising
Working as an Art Director: Principles and Practical Exercise
Development of Concept and Mood Boards
Producing an Integrated Campaign
How Text and Images Work Together
How to Form a Creative Team
The New Frontiers of Advertising Communication
Course outcomes:
By learning the principles and techniques of Art Direction, you will be able to work on briefs, deliver effective concepts and ideas. You will also improve your creative skills as a visual artist, including lateral thinking and general work performance.
BA (Hons) PhotographyUniversity for the Creative Arts
- Farnham, United Kingdom
"Studying my photography degree at UCA made me focus on contemporary photographic art practice. Studying within fine art contexts to prepare for a wider range of jobs in the future within the field of photography."
Course overview:
Our BA (Hons) Photography degree at UCA Farnham has a distinguished history stretching back over 70 years. This course will encourage you to develop experimental and innovative approaches towards the photographic medium.
Guided by some of the world’s finest photography academics, our Photography course offers you the opportunity to study within a uniquely creative environment where you can develop a deep understanding of photographic practice, theory and history.
As a member of this photographic community of internationally renowned practicing artists and photographers, you’ll have access to a wide range of both digital and analogue facilities, including black and white/colour darkrooms and film processing, digital processing and editing suites, photographic studios, various digital and film cameras, lenses and lighting equipment and book production facilities.
Through a variety of workshops, tutorials, lectures and seminars, you’ll be given freedom to develop your own practice, incorporating historical and contemporary approaches to fine-tune your creativity.
Our renowned teaching team brings with them high-profile industry connections, both nationally and internationally.
As part of the course, we regularly arrange visits to, and lectures from, a wide range of institutions such as the National Media Museum, Brighton Photo Fringe, The Photographers’ Gallery London, Photoworks Magazine, as well as Berg, Blackwell, Focalpress, Routledge and other publishers.
Many of our photography graduates have secured professional roles in a variety of fields including editorial, advertising, fine art, documentary-making, and gallery/project management.
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Awards
BJPBreakthrough AwardStudio 1854 – British Journal of Photography
1st Runner up for best portrait of the category.