CORPORATE COMMUNICATION FOR EUROSTAR

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Across multiple internal and external communication campaigns, I developed and produced a range of visual content designed to support Eurostar’s corporate narrative.

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This work goes beyond portrait photography. It combines on-location photo and video production, employee interviews, and visual communication assets to create consistent and engaging storytelling across channels.

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I produced corporate portraits and filmed interviews with colleagues across the company, notably for initiatives such as Black History Month, International Women’s Day, the We Are Eurostar campaign, the 30th anniversary, and the Eurostar Connections series. These formats were often extended into “day in the life” and field-based video content, filmed on trains, in stations, or during key moments such as the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

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Alongside this, I created graphic and editorial assets in English, French and Dutch to support internal communication and strategic messaging, translating complex information into clear, accessible visuals. These materials contributed to making key priorities and projects understandable across teams and markets, as illustrated in the 2024 roadmap communication. 

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By combining content production and communication design, this approach ensures that messages are not only seen, but understood and embodied through real people, real environments, and coherent visual systems.

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The objective is consistent: to strengthen corporate communication by making it more human, more tangible, and easier to engage with across formats and audiences.