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Rebecca Wheatman

creative for story-led brands

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Role: Art Director / Designer

brief

As one of television's most acclaimed spy thrillers, Homeland had an established visual identity built around political tension, surveillance, and psychological complexity. The challenge was to maintain the integrity of the franchise while developing consistent, high-impact creative across platforms, formats, and global markets.

tension, surveillance + psychological complexity

solution

I helped extend and evolve the Homeland visual system across key art, print, out-of-home, home entertainment, and retail applications. Rather than reinventing the brand, the focus was on preserving its authority and ensuring consistency across a wide range of deliverables and audience touchpoints.

The creative approach relied on disciplined composition, controlled color palettes, and restrained typography, allowing performance, atmosphere, and narrative tension to remain at the forefront. Each execution was carefully adapted to its format while remaining grounded in the core visual language that defined the series.

key art

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home entertainment packaging

credits

Agency: Neuron Syndicate
Agency Creative Director: Sean Alatorre
Agency Finisher: Alex Potmesil
In-House Creative Director: Bob Motzenbecker
In-House Finisher: Michael McCarthy
Art Director: Rebecca Wheatman