Our Team
Lindsay Amerault
Art Director
Joined the Team:
October 2011
Education:
Bachelor of fine arts in graphic design/ art history minor from the University of Florida
Masters of arts broadcast design & motion graphics from Savannah College of Art & Design
Background:
Having completed both a Bachelor of fine arts and a Masters of arts broadcast design & motion graphics, Lindsay Amerault gained her considerable experience in the field of graphic design and animation while taking on key roles at prominent organisations throughout the U.S.
Lindsay has worked for RAD Adventures (a noted restaurant group in Florida), ESPN, and most recently acted as Art Director for the New York Knicks in Manhattan.
Looking for a change to the fast-paced Manhattan lifestyle, Lindsay decided to move to Bermuda, where she joined the emedia team in October of 2011.
From managing and inspiring the in-house creative team, ‘hands-on’ design work, video production and project coordination, Lindsay’s responsibilities as Art Director involve overseeing all aspects of emedia’s graphic and creative services. Lindsay thoroughly enjoys the challenge of approaching each new design problem with fresh & original ideas. She proves to be an integral part in the development of original and effective marketing strategies for each of our clients.
Lindsay possesses extensive experience in her field, a positive attitude and a keen eye, making her an invaluable member of the emedia team.
These boots are made for walking
Over the years, Lindsay’s love for quality design has translated into an almost certainly expensive fixation: shoes. Lindsay estimates that she currently owns as many as 200 pairs of shoes, though she is dismayed that she was unable to bring the vast collection with her to the Island :(
All thumbs!
Due to a gymnastic injury sustained at the age of 10, Lindsay sports one thumb slightly shorter than the other. The oddity has not seemed to affect Lindsay’s skills on a mouse, her choice of gloves or how she wields a TV remote, but she is certainly at a disadvantage should matters come down to a thumb war.
The writing on the wall…
As a child, Lindsay’s early interest in art and design often landed her in heaps of trouble with her parents. Many of the houses she and her family occupied received several ‘artistic improvements’ to their walls. While they were surely beautiful works, the permanent markers used to create them did cost the Amerault family a security deposit or two!