“The Afterparty” is a coming-of-age drama that follows three young adults as they navigate their way through a chaotic and thrilling night of partying in New York City. The film begins with Adriana, a beautiful and intelligent psychology student from Argentina, waking up naked in bed with two strangers, Alexander, a Serbian fashion photographer, and Ted, a film student from Venice Beach.
As they piece together the events of the previous night, the trio realizes they have little time left before the penthouse they are in is due to be demolished. Fueled by drugs and the desire to have one last epic party, they decide to spend their final moments in the penthouse living life to the fullest.
As the night unfolds, the group meets a cast of eclectic characters, including a drug dealer, a drag queen, and a group of college students. As they move from room to room, each with its own unique theme and atmosphere, they confront their deepest fears, desires, and secrets.
As the morning light begins to creep in, the trio must come to terms with the end of their party and what it means for their futures. In the end, “The Afterparty” is a story of friendship, love, and the beauty of living life to the fullest, even when the end is near.
To satisfy our goal of creating a brand that could adapt across many use cases, we took the base form of their new logo and used it as an artboard. As long as the structural outline of the mark stayed consistent their brand was allowed to flex and adapt to specific uses.
To satisfy our goal of creating a brand that could adapt across many use cases, we took the base form of their new logo and used it as an artboard.
To satisfy our goal of creating a brand that could adapt across many use cases, we took the base form of their new logo and used it as an artboard. As long as the structural outline of the mark stayed consistent their brand was allowed to flex and adapt to specific uses.
To satisfy our goal of creating a brand that could adapt across many use cases, we took the base form of their new logo and used it as an artboard. As long as the structural outline of the mark stayed consistent their brand was allowed to flex and adapt to specific uses.