This is a magazine layout that I created for a fictional magazine. I worked on the entire branding for it and I wanted to create something that was visually interesting and engaging, so I decided to use a combination of different fonts and colors. I also included some illustrations and photos to add some visual interest and break up the text. I think the final result turned out really well and I'm really happy with how it looks.
This is a project I did for the Fires de Sant Narcis. I was in charge of creating the poster for the event. I wanted to create something that was fun and colorful, so I decided to use bright colors and a playful font. I also included some illustrations of the different activities that would be taking place at the event. I think the final result turned out really well and I'm really happy with how it looks.
This is a map that I made based on the anime series Attack on Titan. I wanted to create something that was detailed and accurate to the show, so I spent a lot of time researching and planning out the layout of the map. I also included some illustrations of the different locations and landmarks from the show. I think the final result turned out really well and I'm really happy with how it looks.
For this project we were tasked with describing a sport with a poster. I chose curling because it is a sport that is not very well known and I thought it would be interesting to learn more about it. I decided to use a simple and clean design for the poster, with a focus on the equipment used in the sport. I also included some information about the rules and history of curling. I think the final result turned out really well and I'm really happy with how it looks.
This is a self-portrait that I created using a combination of photography and illustration. I wanted to create something that was unique and personal to me, so I decided to use a photo of myself as the base and then vectorize it. I also included a shape as the background to add some visual interest, and one element from the photo that I wanted to highlight in another color.
This is a project I did where I had to create a series of abstract shapes. I wanted to create something that was visually interesting and dynamic, so I decided to use a combination of different colors. I also played around with the placement and size of the shapes to create a sense of movement and depth.
This is a project I did for Vanguard Entertainment (fictional company). I was charged with creating a poster with the phrase "Music feeds the soul." I wanted to create something that was visually interesting and engaging, so I decided to use a combination of different fonts and colors. I also included some illustrations and photos to add some visual interest and break up the text. Played with the composition and the placement of the elements to create a sense of meaning to the phrase and to make it visually appealing. And this is the final result.
This is a collection of night photographs that I took in various locations. I wanted to capture the beauty of the night sky and the way it interacts with the urban landscape.
This is a collection of urban and landscape photographs that I took during my travels. I wanted to capture the essence of each location and the unique beauty it has to offer.
This is a video where we tested adding Multilayers of videos in one creating this effects of object appearing and disappearing from the scene or even changing places and appearing in different place.
This experimental video is all about transitions. I staged a video game fight sequence with live actors, using clever cuts and seamless transitions to mimic the flow of a player choosing characters, settings, and weapons in a game. It’s a dynamic piece demonstrating creative editing techniques.
In this fully self-produced short, we handled every aspect of production—from acting and directing to sound design and set creation.
This clip is an exercise in recreating a scene from the movie Loke. I wanted to display our ability to capture a complex scene, focusing on camera movement, acting, and shot composition, maintaining the essence of the original movie.
This is the scene that we recreated in the "Loke" exercise. (Just for reference)
This project focuses on sound design. I took a scene from Killing Them Softly and completely reimagined its audio. By muting the original track, I created my own soundscape, layering custom effects and music to enhance the scene’s atmosphere.
In this conceptual ad for a fictional app, a father shares a scent memory with his daughter, who is far away and feeling nostalgic. The app allows him to send her the scent of his homemade soup, triggering memories of home. It’s a heartfelt story that plays with the futuristic concept of scent-sharing through technology.
In this interview, we crafted both the questions and responses to simulate a real conversation. This project was part of our camera operation class exercise, where we conducted a real interview with a person. From setting up the interview environment to managing camera angles and sound, we aimed to create a professional and engaging interview experience. This exercise allowed us to experiment with various aspects of interview production, including lighting, framing, and audio quality, to ensure a high-quality final product. Through this project, we gained valuable hands-on experience in the art of interview production and enhanced our technical skills in camera operation.
This short film is a creative exploration of continuity. Using only one camera, we filmed multiple perspectives to give the illusion of a multi-camera setup. This allowed us to create a more dynamic narrative, seamlessly transitioning between angles to tell a cohesive story.
In this playful stop-motion video, we brought dolls to life by capturing a series of images. The dolls perform a charming dance on a table, creating a quirky and fun story through carefully timed movements. The result is a unique animation showcasing the magic of stop-motion techniques.
This trailer was a personal challenge where I re-edited the first episode of the Netflix series "End of the F* World." My aim was to condense the episode into an engaging trailer that captured the essence of the story while focusing on timing and tension.