I started my career with an internship at National Geographic Channel in 2009, leading to a full-time position after graduation. My former boss then brought me to the National Geographic Society. Below is a compilation of my work across various mediums, including print, packaging, motion, web banners, and email designs.
Each year, the television industry convenes at the start of key advertising sales periods, hosted by network executives and attended by major advertisers and media. I designed a parallax interactive landing page for National Geographic Channel to showcase its identity. Below is a sample of the interactive experience when scrolling.
Created a motion package (opening and ending) to promote the documentary on Superstorm Sandy, including color correction, lightning flash transitions, and subtle movements.
To promote National Geographic Channel's documentary about the '80s, we creatively incorporated classic movie posters featuring children. I recreated the first two, while Mary Dunnington, a senior print designer, created the other four. These designs were used for online promotion and printed for PR events.
Four panel DVD packaging to promote Big Cat Week
Front/Back DVD packaging for Big Cat Week
Inside of the DVD packaging where the DVDs will sit inside
Designed a poster using Nat Geo WILD branding for brand consistency.
In 2015, my creative director invited me to join the non-profit side of National Geographic, where I helped promote the digital magazine. Below, I designed the layout for tablet and mobile.
Animated web banner to promote National Geographic Magazine
Each year, National Geographic Society honors an adventurer for courageous acts.
