Short-Form Admissions Videos

I produced a series of short-form videos promoting Montserrat’s concentrations during Fall 2024. The idea was to help applicants visualize what it’s like to attend the school. I used Adobe Express’ video creation tools to sequence lifestyle photos and examples of student artwork from Montserrat’s libraries while following brand guidelines. The resulting videos were posted to the school’s social media accounts, which boosted enrollment the following admissions season.

2024 Montserrat Branding Guide

Montserrat’s Creative Director commissioned me to create a brief graphic standards manual after seeing my work from The Edinburg Center. The school didn’t have any concrete guidelines for their current branding, so my job was to establish those rules rather than coming up with a rebrand from scratch. Once finished, the digital PDF was shared with faculty to ensure all presentations met Montserrat standards.

2025 Commencement Banner

My favorite project I worked on for Montserrat was this 30” x 42” banner that debuted at the 2025 Commencement ceremony. Juniors are typically assigned this project, but the Creative Director and school faculty chose me to design the banner as a senior. I saw this as a huge honor, so I made it my mission to produce a solution that celebrates the unique qualities of my class while paying respects to those who came before us. I accomplished this by selecting a deep shade of purple that hadn’t been used before and reserving the previous banners’ colors for accents. I also kept the composition clean and simple because I felt that the previous examples had become too formulaic.

Open House 2024 Installation

I created an installation for the Bank Building’s underground staircase in anticipation of Montserrat’s open house event. This is the largest project I’ve worked on, consisting of (44) 18” x 18” square graphics. My responsibility was to prepare photos that represent the student body’s creativity and diversity in Photoshop and print everything on synthetic adhesive paper using the school’s Canon printers. The installation ended up being a big hit, and it was on display from April 2024 to May 2025.