Welcome to the portfolio of Diana Brucculieri: Graphic Designer & Video Editor, etc.
Client: Steel City Bike Festival
Role: Logo Design; Event Planning/Promotion
Year: 2012
Category: Design, Branding
The Steel City Bike Festival was a 5 day festival that was created to promote the benefits that cycling has on the Hamilton community.
This year’s festival featured group bike rides, bike repair clinics, guest speakers, and the official Hamilton screening of Anthill Films’ epic bike movie Strength in Numbers.
Client: PanTeez
Role: Designer
Year: 2011
Category: Design
Created the logo that will be used on all clothing tags for the yoga brand PanTeez.
This brand transforms old rock band t-shirts into comfy, rad yoga pants!
Client: Kožuf Mountain Resort
Agency: Select Contracts
Role: Logo/Branding/Identity
Year: 2010
Category: Design, Branding
Title: Master of Fluppets
Role: Title Design
Year: 2011
Category: Motion, Design, After Effects
Telus World Ski & Snowboard Festival ‘72 Hour Filmmaker Showdown’ submission.
This film made the finals—top 9 out of 50 films submitted. Teams have 72 hours to shoot, edit and put together a film that is no longer than 5 minutes. This year’s prop was a green apple and had to be used in every film produced.
Full list of credits available here.
Title: Connect Dream Share
Project: Three Point Oh Multimedia Contest
Role: Motion Graphics Designer/Creator
Year: 2011
Category: Motion, Design
Concept, video, design and animation were all completed within 3 weeks leading up to the festival. The concept of this video was came about while I was living in Whistler, BC, one of the most beautiful places on Earth. It’s a funny place, because everyone goes there for the same reason: to live the dream.
I wanted to play on this concept and involve the audience somehow—I wanted them to share their dreams. Since I knew almost everyone in the audience would have a cell phone, I used that to my advantage, and instead of telling people to put their phones away, they were encouraged to use them.
At the end of this animation, audience members were directed to send a photo to the email provided on the connect-dream-share website. The photo would then be automatically uploaded to the mobile-specific site, allowing the audience to share their dreams with the rest of the auditorium (and whoever else was on the site), in real time.
Client: Newlines Concrete Designs
Role: Design - Logo/Identity
Year: 2010
Category: Design, Branding
