Printed Page Society — Branding Animation

Collaborative Concept Design, Animation, Compositing, Video and Sound Editing

Storyboard & Concept Development

Animatic

Created in 2015 at Fabriken Berlin | Client: Printed Page Society | Illustration and Co-direction: Elena Xausa 🤍

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