JUSTIN FULTON

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I’m a New York–based Art Director and designer with over a decade of experience shaped by storytelling, intention, and a belief in design as a form of care. I’ve cultivated a practice that listens deeply—moving fluidly between concept and execution, instinct and precision. Each project begins as a question, and I work to shape a response that feels both necessary and new.
Electric Legacy, 2023-24
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          Overview

Electric Moment is a cinematic short film anchoring the Electric Legacy campaign—a persuasion-led initiative encouraging long-haul drivers to transition from diesel to electric trucks. Rooted in themes of legacy, innovation, and environmental healing, the film follows three real-life truckers—Lex, Diane, and Hannah—as they experience the future of trucking firsthand. Their stories reflect both the nostalgia of where they've been and the promise of where they're headed.

I led in shaping the concept from script through final cut, collaborating closely with director Parker Foster to develop the visual language, storyboard key moments, and guide all aspects of casting, location, and wardrobe. The result is a soulful film that honors the grit and history of the trucking industry while inviting audiences to dream of a more inclusive, electric-powered future.


           Solutions
                                       

      Treatment & Script Writing
      Art Direction
      Visual Research
      Shot List & Storyboarding
      Casting Guidance
      Film Titles


           Collaborators

           director.  Parker Foster
           producers. Yura Liamin + Jess Hom
           production.  Even/Odd Studio
           cd.  Jinah Lee
           ad.  Justin Fulton
           dp.  Sid Singh
           talent.  Lex, Dianne & Hanna





            Look & Feel

Electric Moment brings a cinematic yet grounded lens to the world of long-haul trucking. The film is rooted in the feeling of firsts—being behind the wheel of an electric semi for the first time—and the legacy these drivers carry forward. Shot using natural light, the visuals feel expansive but real, never overproduced. With intimate framing from inside the cab and scenery that feels lived-in and visceral, the look invites viewers into a shared journey—one that honors the grit of the past while accelerating toward a cleaner, more inclusive future.






          The Campaign

Electric Moment is the centerpiece of the broader Electric Legacy campaign, a digital storytelling initiative I led to shift perception around electric trucking. Through a series of strategic content pieces—including the hero film, social media assets, and a dedicated landing page—we highlighted the tangible benefits of switching from diesel to electric: improved performance, reduced environmental impact, and long-term savings. The campaign was designed to dispel myths, affirm that the future of trucking is already here, and show that going electric isn’t just better for the planet—it’s better for business. Electric Moment served as an emotional entry point, leading viewers into a deeper digital journey grounded in facts, pride, and possibility.