Gemma Moore: Content Producer

Series image for the new Radio 4 comedy/dramatisation of The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin staring David Haig. I mixed of archive imagery and Photoshop treatments to achieve a faithful remix of a genuine classic.

Part One: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001f4h7

Wedding stationery project

Perhaps my most important task to date! I’m in the process of designing my very own wedding stationery for my forthcoming marriage! I wanted some subtle video game references so the designs include many elements from Portal. Subtle enough that the older folk will think it looks nice, but the younger gamers will enjoy the easter egg.

The Save the Date is based on the level introduction signs from the game.

Some of the icons are bespoke, but inkeeping with the Portal style. All icons were rebuilt from scratch to make sure they match dimensions and quality.

The official invite has a more traditional style, but still incorporating Portal elements - reusing assets from the Save the Date. As does the RSVP card, which has tickboxes based on level exit signage in the game.

The Moore Wedding logo is based on the Aperture Science logo.

Stylised photograph (taken by myself) for Radio 4′s 15 Minute Drama series Clutch, Throttle, Brake. Heavy use of filters and removal of brand-identifying logos.

BBC+ App header images.

I was tasked with sourcing, editing and producing almost all of the BBC+ app header images ready for alpha/beta launch. This required approximately 60 images which would work with a bank of gradient overlays and with regard to on-screen furniture which would cover various areas of the image. Aspect ratios for different mobile devices was also taken into consideration. I helped to refine requirements and best practice for image selection.

Additionally, I took photographs where possible (the video game controller in hands is wholly mine).

Composite 8-bit style image for Radio 4′s While My Guitar Gently Bleeps, featuring Isy Suttie. A combination of hand-drawn Illustrator graphics and Photoshop filters.

This was just a bit of fun/a tutorial for my colleague, who wanted to know how KissFMUK had produced this style of image. I reproduced the image from scratch but replaced Beyonce with him! :)