Ramsey Noah has been called out by a young female graphic designer for allegedly using her logo for his movie “Living in Bondage” without compensating her. The designer revealed that she was not paid a down payment and faced continuous ignorance after reaching out to Ramsey Noah.
The designer, known as @Louisajilo, shared her experience on Twitter, expressing her disappointment after noticing her designs being used in the movie without credit or payment. She also mentioned the lack of a signed contract and the media director’s excuses regarding the budget, delaying her payment.
The designer further detailed the challenges she faced, including working on the project without a proper brief and dealing with constant changes and indecisiveness from Ramsey Noah and the producer. Despite her efforts and sleepless nights, her designs were allegedly deemed not good enough, and the company logos were outsourced without her consent.
The designer highlighted her frustration over not being compensated for her hard work, and expressed her disappointment at discovering her designs in the movie without receiving any acknowledgment or payment.
Kate Henshaw, upon learning of the situation, pledged to reach out to Ramsey Noah for resolution. She assured the designer that proper action would be taken to address the issue.
Kate Henshaw’s involvement led to an update revealing that the media director, who hired the designer, tried to take credit for her work. Henshaw assured the designer that appropriate action would be taken to address the situation.
