Earlier work
Earlier work / 06

Deep SouthStudios.

Making a studio’s vision visible, from the website to the spaces behind the screen.

Architectural visualization of the Deep South Studios entrance, with studio signage and palm trees
Project
Deep South Studios / New Orleans
My role
Website design & development
Project focus
Website & project presentation
Creative collaboration
Sean MacArthur
Scott Niermeyer
Full credits below

Setting the scene
for what comes next.

I collaborated with Sean MacArthur and Scott Niermeyer on Deep South Studios. My work with Deep South Studios included creating deepsouthstudios.com. The website provided a digital home for the studio and its vision for a film-production campus in New Orleans.

This project archive brings together the website work, architectural imagery, an animated fly-through, and the presentation materials used to communicate that vision. The images shown are visualizations of the proposed campus.

01 / The website

A digital home
for the studio.

I created the Deep South Studios website, bringing the project’s identity and visual story into an online experience. The site gave the studio a place to introduce itself and share its vision.

deepsouthstudios.com

A walk through the vision

Architectural film / 03:32
02 / The campus

From the big picture
to the details.

Exterior studies, production spaces, and everyday routes through the campus build a picture of how the studio could feel. The collection includes both early massing views and more developed architectural visualizations.

The proposed studio campus and production buildings. Architectural visualization.
An early study of the campus massing.
Early development of the spaces between buildings.
A soundstage exterior and covered entrance.
A production area and exterior backdrop.
The relationship between neighboring stages.
A view along the production buildings.
03 / Inside the experience

The places between
the productions.

Interior and exterior views explore the character of the proposed campus, from the light inside a stage to offices, shaded walkways, and gathering spaces.

A proposed soundstage interior.
An alternate lighting treatment of the soundstage.
Office buildings and arrival areas.
A covered route through the campus.
A proposed courtyard and gathering space.
04 / The presentation

Giving the vision
a story to tell.

Selected spreads from the original project brochure show the visual identity, the New Orleans setting, and the proposed studio together. The editorial treatment connects the campus imagery to a larger story about place and production.

The original project brochure cover.
The opening spread and contents.
Introducing the New Orleans setting.
The regional film-production story.
Introducing the studio and its proposed campus.
Presenting the original campus plan and scope.
Built together / Credits

A collaboration with Sean MacArthur and Scott Niermeyer. Deep South Studios project archive. Website created by Martin Holly. Architectural imagery, film, and selected brochure spreads are presented from the supplied project materials.

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