Rain Catcher
Disney+
Client
Yellow Pill Productions
Services
Motion Design
On-Screen Graphics
Title Treatment
Year
2025
Dog Day Afternoon
Client
Services
Year
Cygnus Acadmes Trust
Branding
Art & Design Direction
Web design
2024
The critically acclaimed 2018 neo-noir short film Rain Catcher was expanded into a 110-minute feature film of the same name, recently premiering accross Europe.
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Commisioned by Director, Michele Fiascaris and Writer, Filippo Polesel to build a large scope of on-screen graphics for the feature, this developed into a 3 month ongoing project building some of the films most crucial visuals.
An upcoming Broadway adaptation of Dog Day Afternoon called for a bold, motion-led introduction. In collaboration with DMS and AKA New York, we developed a campaign piece designed to capture the raw intensity of the production.
Set within 1970s New York, the concept is driven by a single perspective, a bullet moving through the city. The film unfolds as a chaotic, high-speed journey, using fragmentation, glitches and abrupt transitions to mirror the volatility of the narrative.The result is a visually explosive sequence that translates the energy of the stage into a cinematic, attention-grabbing campaign.
The feature's focus is on a voyeuristic photographer who gets a taste of his own medicine when he falls victim to a mysterious female stalker who appears in his photos. The man descends into an infernal journey to uncover her identity before she destroy his life.
The title treatment, opening credits and smaller graphic details encompass the films emotions which surround paranoia, guilt, vulnerability, and creeping dread.
