ABOUT
Jonathan Brioschi is a 3D motion designer currently based in Victoria, British Columbia. He started designing and printing knockoff horror t-shirt graphics when he was 17 years old in high school. After high school he later studied graphic design at the British Colombia Institute of Technology in 2020, and then went on to study Motion Design at Vancouver Film School in 2022. He now focuses on creating visual identities utilizing 3D animation/design and motion graphics.
Jonathan is available for hire on-site and remotely.
jonathanbrioschidesign@gmail.com
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Jonathan is available for hire on-site and remotely.
jonathanbrioschidesign@gmail.com
LinkedIn | Instagram
EDUCATION
British Columbia Insitute Of Technology - Certificate of Graphic Design
Vancouver Film School - Diploma In Digital Design
Countless amount of YouTube videos - Self Taught Pro
Download Resume
Vancouver Film School - Diploma In Digital Design
Countless amount of YouTube videos - Self Taught Pro
Download Resume
EARLY INFLUENCES
His first introduction to design was from skateboard companies graphics and logos. As he got older, he grew a passion for heavy metal music and horror movies, often scribbling their logos into his homework. Later in highschool in his film studies class he was shown the film Seven. After seeing Kyle Cooper’s legendary title sequence for the first time he was hooked into the world of motion design and visual identities; that is where his journey began.
Following highschool he discovered electronic music, including Aphex Twin and the work of Chris Cunningham. He grew a deep passion for experimenting with graphics, leading him to the work of David Carson and Raygun magazine. During this time he also dove deep into the world of foreign cinema and grew a liking for experimental and arthouse films.
He now draws inspiration from all of these sources giving him a unique and dynamic perspective to the world of design.
Following highschool he discovered electronic music, including Aphex Twin and the work of Chris Cunningham. He grew a deep passion for experimenting with graphics, leading him to the work of David Carson and Raygun magazine. During this time he also dove deep into the world of foreign cinema and grew a liking for experimental and arthouse films.
He now draws inspiration from all of these sources giving him a unique and dynamic perspective to the world of design.
FAVOURITE TITLE SEQUENCES
Alphabetical order
Alphabetical order
Bladerunner 2049
Daredevil
Enter The Void
FITC 2016
Go With The Flow - Queens Of The Stone Age (not a title sequence but I love it)
Halloween 1978
Mandy (titlecards)
Polar
Scott Pilgrim Vs The World
Semi-Permanent 2015
Semi-Permanent 2018
Seven
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
The Shining
True Detective - Season 1
Westworld - Season 1
Daredevil
Enter The Void
FITC 2016
Go With The Flow - Queens Of The Stone Age (not a title sequence but I love it)
Halloween 1978
Mandy (titlecards)
Polar
Scott Pilgrim Vs The World
Semi-Permanent 2015
Semi-Permanent 2018
Seven
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
The Shining
True Detective - Season 1
Westworld - Season 1
INFLUENTIAL DESIGNERS
Alphabetical order
Alphabetical order
Ash Thorp
Barbera Krueger
Chris Ashworth
Chris Bjerre
Danny Yount
David Carson (and all the Raygun designers)
GMUNK
Krzysztof Domaradzki
Kyle Cooper
Michael Rigley
Nicolas Girard
Nidia Dias
Patrick Clair
Rafael Ruiz
Raoul Marks
Saul Bass
Shawn Hight
Shynola Design
Simon Holmedal
Thanos Kagkalos
Toros Köse
Todd McFarlane
Barbera Krueger
Chris Ashworth
Chris Bjerre
Danny Yount
David Carson (and all the Raygun designers)
GMUNK
Krzysztof Domaradzki
Kyle Cooper
Michael Rigley
Nicolas Girard
Nidia Dias
Patrick Clair
Rafael Ruiz
Raoul Marks
Saul Bass
Shawn Hight
Shynola Design
Simon Holmedal
Thanos Kagkalos
Toros Köse
Todd McFarlane
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