Kill The Lie social awareness poster design

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Kill
The Lie

Project
Film Poster
Visual storytelling
Role
Designer
Collaboration with film students
Timeline
1 Month
Concept → Final
Tools
Photoshop, Illustrator
Type
Client Work
01 / Context

The
Brief

Kill The Lie was a collaborative poster designed alongside film students at SAE Institute. The project explored how bold visual storytelling can expose hidden truths and provoke conversation about suspense.

Objective
Create a poster that communicates a powerful message through minimal text and maximum visual impact.
Audience
General public, social media viewers, awareness campaign attendees.
Photo Credit
The source photograph was provided for this project. Photography was not part of my contribution — my role covered the full graphic design scope: photo editing, compositing, manipulation, creative direction, layout, and typographic hierarchy.
02 / Process

Design
Process

01
Concept

Collaborative ideation with film students.

We brainstormed themes that resonated with our collective voice. The film students brought narrative depth, while I focused on visual translation and composition.

02
Visual Exploration

Mood boards and style directions.

I created mood boards exploring typography treatments, color palettes, and photographic styles that could convey the raw emotion of the message.

03
Composition

Building the visual hierarchy.

Using Photoshop and Illustrator, I composed the layout balancing negative space, typography, and imagery to guide the viewer's eye through the message.

04
Refinement

Iterating based on feedback.

Multiple rounds of critique with the film students helped refine the design until the visual message landed with clarity and impact.

05
Final Output

Print-ready and digital delivery.

The final poster was prepared in multiple formats — print-optimized for physical displays and web-ready for social media sharing.

03 / Evidence

Visual
Validation

Kill The Lie poster design final artwork
Kill The Lie — Final poster design with bold visual storytelling and minimal typography.
04 / Reflection

Collaborative design taught me the value of cross-disciplinary thinking. The film students' narrative instincts and my visual craft created something neither could have achieved alone.

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