As part of my internship with NON OFF Studio, I contributed significantly to the graphic materials for IndieLisboa, one of Portugal's most renowned independent film festivals. The festival celebrates bold, diverse, and creative cinema, offering a platform for filmmakers worldwide to share their vision and engage with audiences.

The visual identity for IndieLisboa was crafted by Gustavo Francesconi of APOC Studio, and the NON OFF team further developed and expanded this identity across a wide range of materials. My role involved collaborating closely with the festival team and studio colleagues to create banners, posters, merchandise, presentation files, certificates, the official programme, and the festival magazine.

One of the most exciting challenges was designing the schedule grid for the festival’s programme. This required precision, creativity, and a deep understanding of the festival’s structure. It was a rewarding process to balance functionality and aesthetics, ensuring that the schedule was clear, visually engaging, and reflective of the festival’s dynamic spirit.

The magazine was another major project I was deeply involved in. Working on it required a high level of organization, attention to detail, and coordination with both the design team and the festival organizers. Collaborating with the IndieLisboa team was an enriching experience that emphasized the importance of effective communication and teamwork in bringing such a multifaceted project to life.

This project not only honed my design and organizational skills but also allowed me to contribute to the vibrant cultural landscape of IndieLisboa, where creativity and storytelling take center stage.