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Welcome to the world of design!

Studio Eleanor Scott specialises in Graphic Design for Film and TV, with a particular penchant for vintage ephemera, and a background in general art department for film.

 

Eleanor Scott was selected for BAFTA Crew 2021, and is an alumna of BA (Hons) Design for Film and Television at Nottingham Trent University, UAL and BFI Film Academy.

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Recent projects

A SAMPLE OF RECENT FILM, TELEVISION AND FREELANCE GRAPHIC DESIGN PROJECTS

gangs of london season 2 series 2 graphic design by eleanor scott contemporary crime drama action
Still from the diplomat, a netflix project i worked on as graphics assistant in 2022

GRAPHICS ASSISTANT

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DIPLOMAT
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RELEASE DATE 2023

Save the Cinema 2022 film screenshot including graphics by eleanor scott
will garvey trust foundation charity graphic design packaging design merchandising design wellbeing illustration vector
Recent Projects

Services

A selection of the services we offer at Studio Eleanor Scott:

If you have any requirements outside of this, do not hesitate to enquire.

green retro vintage inspired graphic design poster design music graphic design
paramore this is why book music graphic design stephen king 80s horror style book design available for commissions

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PAGE IN DEVELOPMENT

Calligraphy elegant menu graphic design for weddings invitation menu clean girl aesthetic modern graphic design
handwriting calligraphy
eleanor scott graphic design 1950s advert open for commissions experienced graphic designer aged
into the woods concept art rainy victorian street
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Recent Writing
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1 / C'mon C'mon [review]

Mike Mills quiet, heartwarming film from 2021 went by with little furore, but its no frills approach is worth a visit. 

2 / The Souvenir [review]

Insightful autobiographical look into Joanna Hogg's early years in filmmaking and a toxic relationship

3 / Midsommar [review]

Ari Aster's follow up to 2018's Heriditary marks an uncensored return to the long forgotten folk horror genre

4 / The Lighthouse [review]

Robert Eggers' film is as distinctive and dazzling as it is baffling - and if you commit to his world, its a one-of-a-kind experience.

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