LEE HARVEY OSWALD: 48 HOURS TO LIVE

This film was made for the 50th anniversary of the Kennedy assassination and is a minute-by-minute account of the intense, final two days of Oswald’s life – his shooting of JFK, his attempt to flee, his capture by the Dallas police, and the grueling interrogation by Dallas detectives before being shot by Jack Ruby.I was responsible for title design, graphics package, animation, and some scenes’ composing and visual effects.

The design concept evolves around the idea of putting the pieces together. Bold white graphic shapes on monochromatic imagery create a sense of urgency by graphically forming the number “48.” The shapes form clockwise to reinforce the countdown.