Advertising & Marketing Design
The Talk Short Film
For this project, I designed the official film poster, YouTube thumbnail, and a series of Instagram promotional posts to support the film’s online presence and audience engagement. In addition to digital promotion, I also created merchandise designs, including branded t-shirt graphics, to extend the film’s visual identity beyond the screen.
Year :
2026
Industry :
Independent Films
Client :
Crown Heart Studios
Project Duration :
6 weeks
THE TALK
Description
The Talk is a short film project for which I developed a complete promotional design package. My role focused on creating visual assets that would help promote the film and establish a consistent identity across different platforms. The project included the design of the official movie poster, YouTube thumbnail, social media graphics, and merchandise such as T-shirt designs.
Design Challenge
The main challenge was creating a cohesive visual identity that worked across multiple formats while still capturing the tone and message of the film. Each asset—poster, social media content, thumbnails, and merchandise—required different layouts and proportions but still needed to feel like part of the same campaign.
Solution
To solve this, I established a consistent visual system using unified typography, color choices, and imagery across all promotional materials. This approach ensured that every piece—from digital graphics to physical merchandise—felt connected and reinforced the film’s identity while remaining optimized for each platform.
As part of the promotional package for The Talk, I designed merchandise graphics that could be used on event apparel and promotional clothing. The goal was to translate the visual identity of the film into a design that would work effectively on fabric while remaining simple, recognizable, and visually impactful.
THUMBNAIL
To support the film’s online release, I created a YouTube thumbnail designed to attract attention within crowded video feeds. The thumbnail focuses on strong visual contrast, expressive imagery, and clear typography to quickly communicate the tone of the film while encouraging viewers to click and watch.
More Projects
Advertising & Marketing Design
The Talk Short Film
For this project, I designed the official film poster, YouTube thumbnail, and a series of Instagram promotional posts to support the film’s online presence and audience engagement. In addition to digital promotion, I also created merchandise designs, including branded t-shirt graphics, to extend the film’s visual identity beyond the screen.
Year :
2026
Industry :
Independent Films
Client :
Crown Heart Studios
Project Duration :
6 weeks
THE TALK
Description
The Talk is a short film project for which I developed a complete promotional design package. My role focused on creating visual assets that would help promote the film and establish a consistent identity across different platforms. The project included the design of the official movie poster, YouTube thumbnail, social media graphics, and merchandise such as T-shirt designs.
Design Challenge
The main challenge was creating a cohesive visual identity that worked across multiple formats while still capturing the tone and message of the film. Each asset—poster, social media content, thumbnails, and merchandise—required different layouts and proportions but still needed to feel like part of the same campaign.
Solution
To solve this, I established a consistent visual system using unified typography, color choices, and imagery across all promotional materials. This approach ensured that every piece—from digital graphics to physical merchandise—felt connected and reinforced the film’s identity while remaining optimized for each platform.
As part of the promotional package for The Talk, I designed merchandise graphics that could be used on event apparel and promotional clothing. The goal was to translate the visual identity of the film into a design that would work effectively on fabric while remaining simple, recognizable, and visually impactful.
THUMBNAIL
To support the film’s online release, I created a YouTube thumbnail designed to attract attention within crowded video feeds. The thumbnail focuses on strong visual contrast, expressive imagery, and clear typography to quickly communicate the tone of the film while encouraging viewers to click and watch.
More Projects
Advertising & Marketing Design
The Talk Short Film
For this project, I designed the official film poster, YouTube thumbnail, and a series of Instagram promotional posts to support the film’s online presence and audience engagement. In addition to digital promotion, I also created merchandise designs, including branded t-shirt graphics, to extend the film’s visual identity beyond the screen.
Year :
2026
Industry :
Independent Films
Client :
Crown Heart Studios
Project Duration :
6 weeks
THE TALK
Description
The Talk is a short film project for which I developed a complete promotional design package. My role focused on creating visual assets that would help promote the film and establish a consistent identity across different platforms. The project included the design of the official movie poster, YouTube thumbnail, social media graphics, and merchandise such as T-shirt designs.
Design Challenge
The main challenge was creating a cohesive visual identity that worked across multiple formats while still capturing the tone and message of the film. Each asset—poster, social media content, thumbnails, and merchandise—required different layouts and proportions but still needed to feel like part of the same campaign.
Solution
To solve this, I established a consistent visual system using unified typography, color choices, and imagery across all promotional materials. This approach ensured that every piece—from digital graphics to physical merchandise—felt connected and reinforced the film’s identity while remaining optimized for each platform.
As part of the promotional package for The Talk, I designed merchandise graphics that could be used on event apparel and promotional clothing. The goal was to translate the visual identity of the film into a design that would work effectively on fabric while remaining simple, recognizable, and visually impactful.
THUMBNAIL
To support the film’s online release, I created a YouTube thumbnail designed to attract attention within crowded video feeds. The thumbnail focuses on strong visual contrast, expressive imagery, and clear typography to quickly communicate the tone of the film while encouraging viewers to click and watch.