Print & Key Art
Creative Coordination · Campaign Management · Project Operations
I coordinate projects from early creative development through final delivery, connecting creatives, production teams, clients, assets and timelines to keep campaigns organized, on track and creatively aligned.
CREATIVE COORDINATION
Creative briefs
Presentation development
Visual research
Concept development
Creative feedback
Artist collaboration
CAMPAIGN MANAGEMENT
Asset sourcing
Asset management
Timeline management
Deliverable tracking
Client communication
Cross-functional coordination
PROJECT OPERATIONS
Workflow management
Resource coordination
Freelancer management
Production support
QC
Problem solving
Print Finishes
Case Study | Exit 8
Bangers & Mash | Lussier
Print Creative Coordinator
When I joined Bangers & Mash, I was excited by the creative and operational challenges that came with theatrical key art. While my primary role focused on coordinating projects from concept through delivery, I always looked for opportunities to contribute creatively during the earliest stages of campaign development.
ESCHER
Exit 8 (NEON) is a Japanese mystery psychological horror film about a man who finds himself caught in a looping subway corridor and must spot subtle anomalies in each loop to escape.
One detail immediately stood out to me: throughout the film the protagonist repeatedly passes an exhibition poster featuring M.C. Escher's Möbius Strip II. I saw this as a fabulous art nerd clue of the hauntingly cyclical trap the subway passage becomes. My concept reimagined Escher's impossible geometry as the tiled subway itself, transforming the environment into a giant Möbius strip. The shape naturally echoed both the infinity symbol and the film's title, Exit 8.
The goal was to create a poster that captured the film's mystery without giving anything away.
FINAL EXECUTION
My talented lead art director had a similar concept, and we agreed to explore it together. She took the core concept and transformed it into a stunning hand-painted illustration. The final poster has a level of craftsmanship that only comes from an exceptional artist. I was proud to play a small role in the creative journey and even prouder to watch audiences and the client embrace the final campaign.