"Minor Adjustments: A Work In Progress" is a short film about control, obsession, and the quiet theater of perfectionism—told through the lens of a fictional 1960s design studio. We were tasked with crafting a visual identity that felt historically grounded but unmistakably stylized, where every frame could belong in a museum catalog or a designer’s sketchbook.

Our work centered on building visuals that spoke the language of the characters: precise, meticulous, and deeply modernist. From typographic treatments to on-screen props and environmental graphics, everything was designed with intention. The title design nods to mid-century production cards, while signage, tools, and layouts were tailored to echo a time when designers moved type by hand and corrected spacing with scalpels. The result is a quiet, obsessive visual world—one where every adjustment, no matter how small, carries weight.