Hi, I’m Rhian!

I am a visual storyteller, filmmaker, designer, and creative artist who believes in the power of visual expression to connect people, communicate ideas, and bring stories to life.

I am a 2026 graduate of Baylor University with a B.A. in Film & Digital Media, a concentration in Graphic Design, and a minor in Studio Art, My creative work spans filmmaking, graphic design, animation, photography, ceramics, illustration, and live media production.

My experience extends beyond the classroom. Through BaylorVision and ESPN, I gained hands-on experience in live sports production, working behind the scenes on collegiate athletic broadcasts in roles ranging from camera operations and graphics to Assistant Director. I learned to work in fast-paced environments where timing, collaboration, technical precision, and creativity come together to tell a story in real time.

As a filmmaker, I wrote, directed, and produced a short film Where’s Lily?, which was selected for screening at the inaugural Fade to Black Film Festival. My work reflects my interest in using film and visual design to create experiences that are both imaginative and meaningful.

My artistic journey also extends internationally. Through a Baylor study-abroad experience in London and Paris, I explored architecture, visual culture, filmmaking, and creative arts through more than 10 cultural and artistic experiences. These experiences expanded my perspective on how environment, design, and storytelling influence the way audiences see and experience the world.

Whether I am behind a camera, developing a visual concept, designing a graphic, shaping a film, or creating a piece of artwork by hand, I approaches each project with curiosity, creativity, and a willingness to learn.

I am passionate about creating work that doesn't simply capture attention, but tells a story and leaves an impression.