Editorial Design S3 2024 - 2025

Editorial Design S3 2024 - 2025

This editorial project, "1 dépêche, 10 secondes, 100 pages", is divided into three formats: the book, the poster, and the animation. The students are tasked with creating content and defining an editorial line based on a current news dispatch or brief.

Studio project (2025) with Diego Bontognali

Assistants
Louis Roh
Students
Noa Jetzer, Darina Komm, Mattias Koskinen, Nadia Laprés, Joanna Metz, Amélie Matthey, Eliott Mouissat, Gabriel Polgar, Korakot Unasit, Léa Verboux, David Zwicker, Adam Saragoussi
Know-how
Editorial

The greatest show on earth!(?)

By Noa Jetzer


RAAAH 

By Adam Saragoussi


fracture

By Eliott Mouissat


45 Glaciers il y a 30 ans, 25 aujourd'hui

By Amélie Matthey


Au[to]baine 

By Gabriel Polgar

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Gabriel Polgar
Gabriel Polgar
Gabriel Polgar
Gabriel Polgar
Gabriel Polgar
Gabriel Polgar - color images By Nicolas Faure
Gabriel Polgar - color images By Nicolas Faure
Gabriel Polgar - color images By Nicolas Faure
Gabriel Polgar - color images By Nicolas Faure
Gabriel Polgar
Gabriel Polgar - color images By Nicolas Faure
Gabriel Polgar - color images By Nicolas Faure
Gabriel Polgar
color images By Nicolas Faure

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Rude model 

By Mattias Koskinen

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