writings on the wall

Zig Zag Productions isn’t just any TV production company – they’re a powerhouse in the industry, known for their outstanding work with major broadcasters like BBC, Channel 4, and National Geographic.

With the UK’s vibrant urban art scene as their canvas, Zig Zag Productions aimed to create a captivating short-form series that would showcase the diverse styles and mediums of urban art. The goal was to provide viewers with an immersive and thought-provoking look into this thriving cultural phenomenon.

As the development researcher, videographer, and editor for Zig Zag’s documentary series, “The Writing’s on the Wall,” my mission was clear: to bring the UK urban art scene to life on screen. Working as part of the development team, I scouted and scheduled talented urban artists within London, booking interviews and capturing their work in action. Additionally, I took on the task of editing the series in Premiere Pro and motion designed in After Effects, ensuring that every title animation, opener, and end card was polished to perfection.

I dove deep into the heart of London’s urban art landscape, seeking out the most compelling artists and pieces to feature in the series. Armed with my camera and creative vision, I filmed stunning visuals of the art scene in action, capturing the essence and energy of each piece. Back in the editing suite, I meticulously crafted each episode, weaving together captivating visuals with insightful interviews to create a truly immersive viewing experience.

The Writing’s on the Wall” exceeded all expectations. With its stunning visuals, eye-popping art pieces, and thought-provoking interviews, the series captured the imagination of audiences on both BBC and WeChat. Viewers were drawn into the world of UK urban art, gaining a newfound appreciation for the creativity and talent that thrives within this dynamic community. As a result, Zig Zag Productions further solidified its reputation as a leader in producing innovative and engaging television content.

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