Bri Howard

Marketing & Communication Design / Master of Arts (MA)

School of Marketing, Communication & Design

“Imagine”
A motion graphic visual set to a cover of John Lennon’s Imagine. Performed by me on piano and vocals, with my little sister Alexandra S. speaking the lyrics. I made this because the world needed a reminder right now, and honestly, so did I. It’s an invitation to slow down, dream bigger, and lean into the hope that a more loving place is possible.

“Home”
Narrated by my grandmother, Bertha H., this is a look at the home she and my late grandfather found and nurtured together. From the outside, it might just look like a house, but through her memories it’s so much more. Every detail of its foundation carries the weight of what was built, what was lost, and the love that still lives there.

“I’m That Witch”
A short visual story following a girl (Brookelyn H.) on the edge of something magical, if only she could figure out what’s missing. She knows what she is, she just hasn’t found her spark yet. A little playful, a bit mysterious, and pretty relatable if you’ve ever felt like you were this close to stepping into your power.

“Acceptable”
Narrated by me and acted out by Brookelyn H., Acceptable follows a day in the life of someone navigating neurodivergence. It’s not a feel good story and it’s not a sad one either, it’s just a real personal experience. From the waves of exhaustion to the bursts of energy to everything in between, it explores the constant negotiation of what’s acceptable and what’s not.

“Everyday People: The Sacrifice of Service”
Episode one of a documentary series dedicated to the lives and lessons of the faces you might pass every day without knowing their full story. This first installment follows my father, Lieutenant Elvin Howard Jr., through his journey in the police force, the parts he expected and the parts he didn’t. It’s a story about service, sacrifice, and what it really costs to show up for others every single day.