Graphic design and much more

During my work-study program, I worked at Fondation INFA, a foundation that trains people in various trades so they can enter the workforce, improve their skills or keep growing in their careers.

Over those two years, I was lucky enough to create a wide range of print materials, from posters to brochures. I also shot and edited their videos, often with motion graphics, to present the Foundation and the people working there. I designed the signage for their training centres, supervised how the brand guidelines were applied within the communication team, and created visual identities for several projects, such as the podcast Au Cœur des Métiers.

What I did

• Designed posters promoting the training courses, using production tools I set up;
• Created visuals for events and activities;
• Worked on larger print projects, both public and internal, including the institutional brochure;
• Shot and edited INFA’s videos, mostly interviews;
• Designed signage for the training centres, tailored to their audiences;
• Worked on VR projects and provided expertise on the subject;
• Shot and edited 360° videos for future courses;
• Created visual identities for INFA’s side projects;
• And much more.

Working on such a varied range of projects taught me far more than I expected.

Here are a few pieces from those two years. Unfortunately I can’t show everything — if you’d like to know more, feel free to get in touch!