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Multimedia Designer

Mariesa Beneventano is a multifaceted photographer, videographer, marketing specialist, and graphic designer with over a decade of experience shaping visual narratives across digital, print, and social platforms. Her work blends technical precision with creative storytelling, helping brands, businesses, and individuals bring their visions to life through impactful imagery and design.

Her journey began with a long-term internship at Canon U.S.A., where she was mentored by a professional photographer who had worked with National Geographic and Canon. This early exposure to high-caliber artistry laid a strong foundation for her creative philosophy and technical skills. Mariesa went on to earn a BFA in Studio Arts with a concentration in Photography from Penn State University, and an MFA in Fine Arts from the University of Delaware.

Professionally, Mariesa has held roles that span design, content creation, and marketing strategy. She has created and led photography and videography projects for companies such as College Town Communities, Alexander Historical Auctions, and PrimoHoagies, collaborating with cross-functional teams and occasionally managing junior creatives and production assistants. Her ability to direct creative projects from concept to completion has positioned her as both a strong visual communicator and an emerging creative leader.

In the academic space, Mariesa has taught photography and digital editing as a Graduate Professor at the University of Delaware, and has designed visual arts programs for young artists through regional art and recreation programs.

Whether working on branding campaigns, portrait sessions, food photography, or editorial projects, Mariesa is known for her meticulous attention to detail, vibrant visual style, and deep commitment to storytelling. Her work has been featured in gallery exhibitions internationally, including at Berlin’s WIRWIR Gallery and The Delaware Contemporary.

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