Michael Page

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About Michael Page

Michael’s ability to execute art using a wide range of visual mediums has powerfully translated to stage design, packaging, web, retail, and countless commercial applications. The spectrum of experience and cutting-edge innovation he brings to the branding process provides unique design solutions for a diverse audience. His signature style is both immersive and affecting, and has allowed him to work side by side with industry greats on projects ranging from packaging for Quincy Jones and Rod Stewart, to stage design for The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science (Oscars), The Annual Grammy Awards, Carrie Underwood, The Country Music Awards, ACM Awards, The Voice, Shania Twain at Caesars Palace, Eminem, Snoop Dogg and Dr Dre at Coachella featuring Tupac Shakur. Clients have included The Beatles, Walt Disney, Warner Records, Virgin, Universal, Elton John the Grammy Foundation, Fender, EMI Foundation as well as numerous other indy and major record labels. Corporate and Non-Profit groups such as Olympic Truce Foundation, United Nations Human Rights Junior Achievement of America, Film Aid International, and the City of Hope help round out the client list. Noteworthy projects include: The Award winning 40th Grammy logo, 60th Disney Logo, Olympic Truce logo, Award-winning Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame merchandise logo, BPR logo, Quincy Jones 85th Celebration, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science (Oscars) main stage design, The Beatles 50th Anniversary Grammy salute, United Nations Water Now Campaign and Production Design for the Emmy Award-Winning PBS Special “Benise, Nights of Fire.” Production Designer for The American Thunder Wounded Vet Featuring Stevie Nicks, John Fogerty, and Jeff Bridges. Honda Civic Tour featuring OneRepublic car and motorcycle custom design. The Branding for The 2018 IBM Call for Code Global Initiative campaign tops Social Voice of 610 Million People in support of Natural Disaster Preparedness & Relief.