Howdy! Welcome to the portfolio site of Lindsay Cecero — a Creative Director currently at Media Arts Lab in LA. That's me.
 

Unfortunately, my portfolio can't be public for  reasons. But I can tell you about it. And if reading isn't your thing, there are plenty of behind-the-scenes photos above to keep you entertained.
 

I launched the @Apple Instagram account, interviewing more than 50 people around the world about their love of photography—from beekeepers and ship captains to a Mongolian photographer documenting Eagle Huntresses and a New York Times reporter. Along the way, I took more selfies than I'd ever like to admit, which somehow resulted in my face ending up on a billboard and hanging from the ceiling of my office. Humbling.
 

I launched an iPhone with a commercial featuring a giant corgi, fulfilling a very specific lifelong dream, and taught Hoyte van Hoytema how to use Portrait mode on iPhone. I created Apple's first-ever commercial about Privacy with Oscar-winning director Alexander Payne, who also happened to introduce us to the best meats and cheeses Nebraska has to offer. I spent time in a treehouse with Phedon Papamichael, traveled to Turkey to pitch sustainability ideas for LEGO, flew 17 hours to Singapore to help launch iPhone in the Malaysian market, and went to Mexico to make babies cry and people fall asleep—all narrated by Julie Andrews.
 

I've survived the glorious chaos of multiple iPhone launches, developed a healthy dependency on coffee, and somehow found time to help Oprah share critical COVID-19 information while highlighting frontline heroes.
 

I've helped put dressed-up pets on billboards, spread a little holiday cheer from  to the world a few times, and spent the last ten years helping shape Apple's Privacy story—work that's reminded me the best technology isn't just smart, it's deeply human.
 

Along the way, I've been recognized as one of The Drum's 50 Under 30, Business Insider's 36 Rising Stars of Madison Avenue, and was a Young Guns 17 finalist. My work has won at Cannes Lions, The One Show, AICP, D&AD and has even earned an Emmy nomination. Won a Gold Pencil for some amazing woodland creatures sharing the messaging of friendship, and almost made it to Cannes to accept a Gold Lion—but that's a story for another time.

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On a completely unrelated note, I also made it to the Final 3 of Survivor: Quarantine Island. Ask me about that one.