FOOTBALL ISN'T EXPLAINED.
LIVE IT.
I turn a passion for football into stories, visual experiences and digital ideas that deserve to be felt, not just watched.
ONE PLAY.
A THOUSAND WAYS
TO FEEL IT.
A goal lasts a second. The feeling can last a lifetime.
I'm drawn to the space between the two: how an image becomes emotion, how a story connects with supporters, and how technology can bring us closer to the game.
MY PLAYING FIELD ↓HYPERFRAME X✳
What if you could stop watching from the stands and step inside the play through a player's virtual point of view?
90 MINUTES.
A LIFETIME.
A visual storytelling concept for a football club before, during and after a match. Matchday doesn't begin at kick-off. And it doesn't end at full-time.
STARTS
HERE.THE STADIUM WAITS. THE FANS DON'T.
A story for every moment.
Pick a moment of the match and watch the visual concept, message and content format evolve.
Stadium details, the dressing room, hands, glances and silence. A 15-second teaser that builds tension right up to kick-off.
PROPOSED DELIVERABLES15s reel · Countdown story · Editorial photography
A GREAT VIDEO
ISN'T LUCK.
What do we want supporters to feel? That's the first question—not which effect we'll use.
Composition, movement, light, rhythm and sound in service of the game's tension.
Content designed for each platform and for the people who live and breathe the club.
Experiment, measure and prototype to find new perspectives without sacrificing credibility.
JOAN / 2026BUILT TO
FEEL.
MADE TO
TELL STORIES.
I'm Joan Segura, a Multimedia graduate from UPC with a background in lighting and image capture. I've led audiovisual projects, worked with digital tools and built independent creative projects.
Now I want to bring all of that to football: communicate with purpose, make content with its own identity and find new ways to connect supporters with their team.
ENGINEERING CV ↓LET'S MAKE
IT HAPPEN.
joanseguragomez@gmail.com ↗Football, content, fresh ideas. Every project starts with a conversation.
Stadium photography: Alex Simpson / Unsplash. The HFX demonstration shown is synthetic and experimental.