Introduction
For three consecutive years, I designed graphic collateral and assets for The Artemis Women in Action Film Festival, including Poster Art, Cover-to-cover layout and design of 8.5" X 11" saddle-stitched Event program booklets, any necessary photo retouching, Digital and Social Media Graphics, video slideshows, and some Ad Design.
Year IV | 2021
Event Program Design

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Year IV | 2018
Select Spreads from the 8.5" X 11" Program

Above is the back and front cover art that I designed for the 2018 Artemis Film Festival: A full-page ad from Director, Paul Fieg (above, left). He was a major sponsor of the festival and he personally signed off on the design of this ad. The cover/poster design (above, right) was the first piece I did for the festival. The metallic statue image was a major part of their existing visual identity. The typeface was also an element already in heavy use. I originally pitched a more readable version with white type at the top and bottom, however, the client took a hands-on approach and gave the type this embossed treatment.

Film Festival Program Honoree page spread: The Artemis Women in Action Film Festival IV | 2018

This spread is one of two honoree spreads that I designed for the 2018 Artemis Women in Action Film Festival program.

Here is a photo of, 2018 Artemis Honoree, Ming-Na Wen, posing in front of my poster art at the Artemis 2018 Awards Gala.

Film Festival Program page spread: The Artemis Women in Action Film Festival IV 2018

Here is an example of a typical inner page spread that I was tasked with designing for the 2018 Artemis Women in Action Film Festival program. The client had specific requirements for how the film screening blocks and speaking panels were depicted: A thick colored line encompasses the screening block, distinguishing it from other screening blocks. The copy is intentionally fluid to provide flexibility in the layout, as there were typically many pagination changes as unaccounted-for elements like ads are added. The colored line and coded band, at the bottom of the pages, denote the screening day. There were three screening days for this festival Friday (red), Saturday (yellow) and Sunday (green).

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