Emily Tabet

Storyboard Artist
Graphics Designer
Location: London, England, UK

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Other

  • My Contact Number:
    02089810885

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Credits

Year Job Title
Project Type		 Project Name
Director / Company		 Location
2012 Production Designer
Film 		Fairytale
Andy Collier / Loose Canon
2012 Storyboard Artist
Film 		Fairytale
Andy Collier / Loose Canon
2011 2D Concept Art
Film 		Web
Andy Collier / Loose canon films
2011 Storyboard artist
Film 		Web
Andy Collier / Loose canon films
2011 Storyboard artist
Film 		Gangsters, Guns and Zombies
Matt Mitchell and Taliesyn Brown / edit Animal tv
2006 Director
Film 		Personal
Academie Libanaise des Beaux Arts

Education

Year Qualification Where
2010 Graphic Design BA [Hons] London Metropolitan University

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About me

French/Lebanese Graphic Design Graduate with a passion for Film and Television, based in London, fluent in French and English with a decent grasp of Spanish.
Referees:
Derek Brazell
Special Projects Manager
Association Of Illustrators
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Matt and Taliesyn Mitchell
editAnimal TV
Co-writers and directors of
'Gangsters Guns and Zombies'
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Andy Collier
Loose Canon Films
Writer of 'Web'
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Skills

Secondary Job Title Graphics Designer
Job Titles Graphics Artist / Graphic Designer, Concept Artist, Storyboard Artist, Production Designer, Art Dept Assistant
Years in industry 1 to 3 years

Highlights

  • loose canon films
    Emily did a great job, not only on the storyboards (which were outstanding) but also on some concept art/character design which Emily was keen to step in and produce when the regular concept artist didn't deliver. I would recommend her to anybody.
  • Lost Eye Films
    I simply can't recommend Emily enough. She is a joy to work with, a consummate professional and her drawing has been invaluable to helping us complete our feature film, "Gangsters, Guns and Zombies".

    Her communication was constantly helpful and her flexibility to the inevitable changes of filmmaking was fantastic.