TO LIVE AND DIE IN DIXIE MOVIE WEBSITE

After working on the crew for this film, I was positioned to work on the graphic design and marketing images of the film. The website contains biographies for selected actors and filmmakers, a gallery of images from production, a trailer, contact information and more.

View the film's website at www.toliveanddieindixie.com.

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SALINE HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY HOCKEY BANQUET GIFT

A label was created imitating a Gatorade bottle using all of the elements of the normal label, replaced with the team information. The logo was changed, ingredients were switched to the team roster, nutritional information was changed to season facts and more. This same job was completed for the Saline High School Varsity Cross Country team in 2002.

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SALINE HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY HOCKEY 2008 POSTER

This was an 18x24 inch poster created to be distributed around town featuring the nine seniors on the team, a season schedule, team logo, team roster and team photo. Once completed, it was converted to CMYK and prepared to send to the press where 250 copies were printed.

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TO LIVE AND DIE IN DIXIE MOVIE POSTER

This the official movie poster for the film To Live and Die in Dixie. The poster includes a shot of the courthouse where a lot of the film took place. Actors pictured on the poster include Heather Prete, Scott Lowell, Marcus Hendricks, Kim McKean and McKeel Robbins.

View the film's website at www.toliveanddieindixie.com.

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SALINE HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY HOCKEY HORNET LOGO

Using the current Saline High School mascot logo, I edited the graphic to customize it for the hockey team. Moving parts of the logo around in addition to adding the stick and puck. This logo has been vectorized and used on printed materials, used on a cake, embroidered into clothing including hats, shirts, warmup gear and more.

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ULTIMATE ME2 PROMOTIONAL POSTCARD

A postcard to promote the use of Ultimate ME2. Product distributors could place contact information in the empty area near the bottom to personalize the postcard for their customers. The graphic used was a modified version of the image used in the Code Blue Postcard.

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ZENAIDA LOUNGE POSTCARDS

This was a project including three different designs and messages to help promote Zenaida Lounge, located in downtown Ann Arbor. Artwork was given to me to work with and I had to piece it together.

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SALINE HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY HOCKEY CLOTHING DESIGN

An alternate logo for the hockey team to be used on clothing including sweatpants, sweatshirts and t-shirts. I received the file from my brother at 72dpi and had to vectorize the logo and scale it to 300dpi to prepare it for screenprinting.

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ANN ARBOR AMATEUR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION PROGRAM COVER

This was the cover of the 53rd Annual Hockey Weekend Tournament.

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CODE BLUE PROMOTIONAL POSTCARD

This postcard was used to promote the Code Blue tap water system. This layout was also modified to be used for letterhead, business cards and a poster.

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ZENAIDA LOUNGE WEBSITE

The website for Zenaida Lounge was to help express the atmosphere inside the eatery. Included on the homepage was a Flash animation to greet guests and music continued to play as visitors explored the site inside of a Flash music player. Available to visitors was an events calendar, directions to the location and a contact page.

Zenaida Lounge is now closed and the site has been shut down.

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TO LIVE AND DIE IN DIXIE MOVIE LOGO

This is the official logo for the April 2008 release of To Live and Die in Dixie produced by Grand Valley Pictures and directed by Harper Philbin. The logo represents the film and it's courtroom drama/murder mystery story. The font used was You Are Loved originally created by Kimberly Geswein, a special thanks to her.

View the film's website at www.toliveanddieindixie.com.

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