TV / Broadcast
VIVO
Overview
VIVO is a television series that explores art through conversation, making cultural heritage more approachable and engaging for a wider audience. Each episode brings together the presenter and a guest to discuss three artworks, combining informal discussion with audience interaction, historical context and visual storytelling. The programme was designed to challenge the perception of art as something reserved for specialists, instead presenting it as accessible, relevant and open to everyone. Across the series, the editorial approach balanced informative content with a light, conversational tone, using graphics, transitions and short visual sequences to maintain pace and keep viewers engaged throughout each episode.
Title Sequence
Creative Approach
As lead editor, I was responsible not only for shaping each episode but also for developing much of the programme's visual identity. Alongside editing, I designed recurring graphic elements, transitions and on-screen assets in Photoshop, before bringing them to life through animation in After Effects. I also created the programme's opening title sequence and end credits, establishing a visual language that remained consistent across the series. The edit was designed to keep conversations flowing naturally while introducing audience participation, artwork details and supporting visuals in a way that felt informative without becoming overwhelming. Every editorial decision aimed to make the programme feel welcoming, dynamic and accessible while maintaining a polished broadcast finish.