Glass house
- visual design of the film

In collaboration with Paulina Guzik, I have created visuals for full-length documentary film. Through in-depth storytelling and powerful visuals, we aimed to bring the story to audiences in a meaningful and impactful way.

The purpose of using animation in this case was
to INCREASE THE LEVEL OF ENGAGEMENT
with the story being told.

The film explores the painful issue of sexual abuse scandals within the Church.
I brought together stone and light—3D models of beautiful Gothic architectural elements contrasted with the power of thought and enlightenment.

This investigative documentary uncovers hidden truths and calls for accountability.
The graphic design, inspired by a heist movie aesthetic, amplifies the suspense, building tension as evidence is pieced together to reveal the story’s true nature. Many of the narrators recount documented details, dates, and interrelated information. I presented these elements in a compelling, informative way using dynamic and eye-catching graphics.

Background visuals of Vatican architecture emphasize the formal setting of the narrative. The opening and closing sequences maintain a consistent aesthetic.

Credits:
Produced by: TVP
Directed and narrated by: Paulina Guzik
Art direction, Design & Animation: Paweł Weremiuk
Case study music: Aleksey Chistilin
Full movie: VOD

Contact

Paweł Weremiuk
POLAND, Cracow based
Phone: +48 506 356 527
Email: pawel@weremiuk.com

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Glass house- visual design of the film

In collaboration with Paulina Guzik, I have created visuals for full-length documentary film. Through in-depth storytelling and powerful visuals, we aimed to bring the story to audiences in a meaningful and impactful way.

The purpose of using animation in this case was to INCREASE THE LEVEL OF ENGAGEMENT with the story being told.

The film explores the painful issue of sexual abuse scandals within the Church.I brought together stone and light—3D models of beautiful Gothic architectural elements contrasted with the power of thought and enlightenment.

Background visuals of Vatican architecture emphasize the formal setting of the narrative. The opening and closing sequences maintain a consistent aesthetic.

Glass house
- visual design of the film

The purpose of using animation in this case was
to INCREASE THE LEVEL OF ENGAGEMENT
with the story being told.

The film explores the painful issue of sexual abuse scandals within the Church.
I brought together stone and light—3D models of beautiful Gothic architectural elements contrasted with the power of thought and enlightenment.