Virginia lives in DC and works at The Atlantic as a designer and video producer for live events. Her work spans set design, graphic design, editorial design, illustration and art direction as well as videography, pre-and-post production, editing and animation. Her previous credits under Tremolo Productions include archival research for Chelsea Does and post production duties for The Music of Strangers. She recently created all of the artwork for Kate Kelly's debut album,
The Wonder of It All, and has also worked as an assistant teacher and backpacking leader.
Virginia graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2016 with a degree in Communication and Public Service and a minor in Fine Art. She cares a lot about music (all kinds), the outdoors (most critters), the South (in all its complexity) and education. She grew up in the swamps and beaches of Fairhope, Alabama, a place she hopes you'll someday visit.
Reach out (for freelance, collaboration, and coffee) at virginia.walcott@gmail.com.
Projects
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University of Pennsylvania 2016
BA, Communication and Public Service
Minor, Fine Art
+ Folio Magazine
2018 Design Team of the Year (AtlanticLIVE)
+ Artist's talk, University of Pennsylvania
April 2019 Digital Illustration course
University of Pennsylvania 2016
BA, Communication and Public Service
Minor, Fine Art
+ Folio Magazine
2018 Design Team of the Year (AtlanticLIVE)
+ Artist's talk, University of Pennsylvania
April 2019 Digital Illustration course
Virginia Walcott Please Hold Upper Limit Quiet as a Mouse Southern Fem— Almost Home About / CV Visit Superhumid
Virginia Walcott Please Hold Upper Limit Quiet as a Mouse Southern Fem— Almost Home About / CV Visit Superhumid
Virginia Walcott Please Hold Upper Limit Quiet as a Mouse Southern Fem— Almost Home About / CV Visit Superhumid
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Event Branding | Editorial design | Set design | Environmental signage
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Projects
Design Video Illustration Index About
Design Video Illustration Index About
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Installation Photos
Southern Fem—
3-Channel Video Installation
(2) 1920 x 1080 Projections
(1) TV Monitor
2015
Southern Fem— is a 3-channel video installation exploring the relationship between feminism and the lived experiences of southern women. Most of the participants are part of my immediate family.
The subtitled answers on the television screen downplay the importance of asking direct, interview-style questions about feminism. This allows the piece to function instead as an asynchronous portrait of what it means to be a woman from the south, a place often stereotyped for encouraging rigid gender roles.