The context
A conference lives across more than event day.
Each season brings a website, dozens of sessions, speakers, sponsors, live and virtual audiences, promotional content, and months of on-demand viewing. Every part affects what comes next.
Work / The story behind the work
The work behind the whole picture.
Strong visuals open the door. The context, decisions, and outcomes show what the work was built to do.
01 / Client partnership / OAgC
One conference. One connected system.
A multi-season partnership spanning the website, session production, event delivery, promotion, and the reporting that guides the next year.
The connected response
Work close enough to understand the whole program.
STELLAR supports OAgC across web content and structure, session creation, speaker preparation, on-site recording, conference-day technology, promotional media, and post-event analysis.
- 31,803
- Session views from a specialist agricultural audience across two conference seasons
- +17.6%
- Year-over-year growth in session views from 2025 to 2026
- 55
- On-demand sessions measured across the 2026 program
Source: OAgC 2026 Stats Book, covering session performance for the 2025 and 2026 conference seasons through March 31.
02 / Client work / EKS
Make the technical clear and tangible.
A connected identity and communication system for a building-products company working across specification, sales, installation, and finished architecture.
EKS
Eco Kladding Solutions
- Brand identity
- Website system
- Sales material
- Product communication
The context
Several audiences need the same product to make sense.
Architects, builders, installers, and buyers approach cladding systems with different questions. The brand has to carry technical credibility while keeping the product easy to recognize and understand.
The work
A visual language that travels across the business.
STELLAR developed identity assets, website visuals, brochures, product photography, and technical sales materials that connect the company’s brand with its products and installed applications.
03 / Client work / Fresh Organic
Turn a service into a felt experience.
A storyboarded brand film designed around the journey from a busy street into a calm, personal treatment experience.
The idea
Let the customer journey carry the story.
The film begins outside, follows the client into the space, and moves through greeting, atmosphere, and treatment details. The sequence gives an intangible service a clear beginning, middle, and emotional destination.
The production
Plan the feeling before the camera arrives.
STELLAR shaped the storyboard, planned matching transitions, combined drone and ground-camera coverage, directed the visual sequence, and edited the finished brand piece.
Professional practice
Experience that informs the studio.
Product and public-sector work deepen the way STELLAR approaches research, systems, quality, and delivery. These are professional roles, presented separately from client engagements.
04 / Professional role / Yellowbrick
Product decisions grounded in the production floor.
Course outline
Content gap analysis
Filming guidance
Rough cut and EDL
Review and QA
Post-production handoff
As Product Manager at education technology company Yellowbrick, Quinn owns the product layer for a platform that coordinates the full course-production workflow. It moves from course outlines and content gap analysis through filming guidance, rough-cut and edit decision list output, review, and post-production handoff.
The product work includes user interviews, personas and user stories, request diagnosis, feature specifications, and deciding what is ready for engineering. During delivery, Quinn leads QA, shoot-day support, and incident response across engineers, instructional designers, production teams, and video editors.
05 / Professional role / Office of the Fire Marshal
Quality work built on a traceable evidence trail.
- 01Official source
- 02Audit preparation
- 03Team review
- 04Course material
As a summer student with the Development and Quality Assurance Team, Quinn supports course audit preparation, standards-transition tracking, documentation and testing alignment, and course-development work.
The practice demands careful source handling, clear separation between evidence and interpretation, and useful review trails for a hybrid team.
The through-line
Get close to the context. Make the work useful.
Across client partnerships and professional practice, the approach stays grounded in the organization, the audience, and the conditions where the work has to succeed.
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