About Me
I blend strategy and creativity to turn ideas into meaningful digital experiences.
That’s where I step in as a
Hey there!! My name is Brynna Wright, and I am a Senior at Brigham Young University-Idaho (BYUI). I am studying Communications with an emphasis in Digital and Social Media and a module in Visual Communication. I enjoy photography, editing, and learning new design tools.
I hope to one day work in K-pop marketing or music marketing as a whole. My dream job is to become a social media manager for a K-pop group.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time with family and friends. I think it’s important to find grounding in those you choose to surround yourself with.
Skills
Projects
Social Media: Current Projects

Action Motor Sports
This is part of a Looker Studio report I did for Action Motor Sports. This is an opportunity I found that they can use.

New App Promo
I worked on the marketing team for the launch of Scroll’s new app. Scroll is BYU-I’s news organization and was founded in 1905. My job was to create part of a campaign for the app launch. The picture is a mockup post of what one of the final posts will look like. To learn more, please click on the picture.
Social Media: Past Projects
Blogging
5 Ways to Maximize Your Social Media Presence
This is a link to one of my blogs I did last year. On my blog, I talk about social media, tools to use, and how to maximize your presence, which is what this particular post is about. Click on the icon to read the full post.
Design
Jellyfish Sticker
For this project, I wanted to tell people about myself, while also challenging myself creatively. If you click on the picture, you will be directed to my case study, where I go into detail about the different struggles I faced with the tentacles on this sticker. This was created with Adobe Illustrator.
Baseball Animation
I wanted to create an animation that told a story of victory between two sports I love. If I were to go back and change something, it would be to show the arms more, because it took me a while to get the arm movement correct. I even had to record myself swinging a foam stick. To learn more, click on the image, and you will be redirected to my case study. I created the assets in Adobe Illustrator and animated them in Adobe After Effects.

Panning
When I learned about panning, I got really excited and wanted to try it. It took me quite a few tries to figure out the correct camera settings to get the car still, but I figured it out while keeping the background blurred. In LrC, I edited the background to be a bit more blurred to make the car stand out.
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