Off The Table is a cinematic travel docu-series created by filmmaker Ricky Seaman and director Mark Dearborn, in which shared meals and a common language open doors most travellers never reach. Season one begins in El Salvador. Quiet Build built the brand and the site, live on offthetableshow.com.
A show idea is only as strong as how it is presented. Off The Table needed a brand and a home online that made the series feel real, ambitious and ready, for producers, backers and an audience alike.
The brief was tone as much as design: dark, cinematic, food and travel with edge. Something that reads as a title sequence, not a pitch deck.
A bold title identity for the series, the big OFF / THE / TABLE treatment and a dark, cinematic tone that carries across every page.
An animation-heavy home page with the trailer, the host, the pilot and the season, built to feel like the opening of the show rather than a website.
A page for the pilot, a Field Notes journal from the road and a press page, so the show can tell its story to each audience from one place.
The site is live on offthetableshow.com, and it now carries the news the show was built to reach: the pilot episode is funded and in production.
It shows the cinematic end of what Quiet Build makes: brand and motion web for shows, creative brands and cultural projects.
A cinematic travel docu-series created by filmmaker Ricky Seaman and director Mark Dearborn, built around shared meals and common language. Quiet Build built its brand and website.
The pilot episode is funded and in production, and season one begins in El Salvador. The site at offthetableshow.com follows it.