With a career in the film industry as a visualization artist and supervisor, Hunt Dougherty has spent years bringing high-concept worlds to life, translating ideas from script to screen with cutting-edge visual storytelling. Specializing in previsualization, concept development, and cinematic composition, Hunt has worked on major productions, shaping narratives through dynamic imagery and technical precision.

Now, Hunt is applying that expertise to Wyldwood, serving as an art director to cultivate creativity in young minds. By merging the principles of visual storytelling, design thinking, and world-building, Hunt fosters an environment where students don’t just create art—they problem-solve, explore, and innovate.

Using techniques from the film industry—such as storyboarding, digital visualization, and immersive media—Hunt introduces children to the power of visual communication, collaboration, and design thinking. Whether through hands-on projects, interactive installations, or cross-disciplinary storytelling, Hunt’s approach helps students develop both artistic and critical thinking skills.

By bridging the gap between cinematic storytelling and education, Hunt aims to inspire the next generation of creative thinkers, dreamers, and innovators, ensuring that every student can see themselves as an artist, a storyteller, and a visionary in their own right.