Smithsonian African American Film Festival
The Future of Film
Branding Identity
Ticket & Poster Concepts
The Smithsonian African American Film Festival was held at the National Museum of African American History & Culture (NMAAHC). An ode to the past, present, and future African American filmmakers and their work; this event was a huge cultural statement for black cinema & history as a whole.
EdVoice
Changing Policy. Changing Lives.
EdVoice
Changing Policy. Changing Lives.
Brand Design
Social Toolkit
Web Design
The state of California’s educational conditions are divided in two. Children who have access to higher educational quality and children who do not based upon the areas in which they live in. EdVoice’s mission is to create changes in policy to bridge this gap so children in low-income areas may also benefit educationally as well.
The logo icon is the silhouette of a joyful child. This serves as a symbol of hope, while the rays of color protruding from the child represents the diversified voices of these children within these affected areas.
The overall branding package included a new website directed at the insights of the organization, a call-to-action for donations towards EdVoice’s work; along with policy solutions and priorities.
The rebrand also expands across all major social platforms. Completely reshaping the new aesthetic to match the bright and optimistic purpose. Bringing a revitalized sense of legitmacy that can appeal to audiences within the educational space and the policymakers whom EdVoice is targeting and working towards. 
Smithsonian African American Film Festival
The Future of Film
Branding Identity
Ticket & Poster Concepts
The
Smithsonian African American Film Festival was held at the National
Museum of African American History & Culture (NMAAHC). An ode to the past,
present, and future African American filmmakers and their work; this event was a
huge cultural statement for black cinema & history as a whole.