Marcy is a creative director and designer with a background in media, branding, and visual systems. She works across a wide range of formats, from broadcast graphics and large-scale public displays to brand identities, publications, and digital content.
Her work includes designing graphics and props for television (Law & Order, Nike, PBS, Between the Lions), developing books and packaging for Curious George (Houghton Mifflin), creating brand systems and guidelines for organizations including Liverpool Football Club and Pine Village Preschool, and producing and curating the WGBH Digital Mural, a 50-foot public art installation facing the Massachusetts Turnpike.
She is especially interested in how visual systems can support communication, learning, and engagement. Known for quickly developing ideas and translating them into clear visual forms, she frequently collaborates with artists, writers, educators, and production teams to bring complex projects to life.
Created branding systems and bilingual curriculum materials to support expansion from two to eight campuses.
Wrote and designed a series of eight children’s tie-in books, translating television content into engaging print formats for young readers.
Designed on-screen props and graphics for television production, including books, signage, newspapers, and printed materials, working quickly to meet evolving production needs.
Recognized with an Emmy Award certificate for contributions to Between the Lions. Member, IATSE Local 829.
Conceptualized and designed motion graphics for a WGBH public media initiative, collaborating with a motion designer to create visual storytelling that encouraged audiences to share their own experiences with diabetes.
Photographed and composited a series of custom movie posters featuring the same subject across multiple cinematic styles, created for a themed event installation.