Yo! I’m Romello Huins, Freelance Scenic Designer. Creative. It’s Nice to Meet You.
I’m from Brooklyn, NY. I graduated in 2021 as a B.F.A. Recipient from the School of Design & Production at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. I’ve had the privilege to design and work on numerous productions around the country including; The Book of Lucy - Brown University, (Critically Acclaimed) Passing Strange: The Musical - Shotgun Players, Lady Day of Emerson Bar & Grill - NC Theater, and more! I also work as an Assistant/Part-Time Associate Scenic Designer for Beowulf Boritt (Now Two-Time Tony Award™ Winner including Best Scenic Design of a Musical - New York, New York). Welcome to my website & feel free to shoot an email! See you for the next project!
The goal as a scenic designer is to help depict and visualize the world in which a story lives. I’ve always been fascinated by the intricacy and artistry of theater design. For me, theater design provides an opportunity to create immersive and transformative worlds that can transport audiences to different times and places. Whether it's a big-time musical or an intimate play, I strive to bring a director's vision to life while also infusing my creativity and style. Over time, I expanded in different explorations such as creative direction and artistic producing to help push forward views of humanity and how we perceive art. There's nothing like the thrill of seeing the final product and knowing that I played a crucial role in its success. Scenic Design is always ever-changing and ever-moving, and my job is to move with it.
If that’s accomplished, it’s a job well done.
Art Direction Rep - “Shine-A-Light” CNN 9/11 20-Year Anniversary Special (2021)
Photo by: Donte Jones - Pookie Films
My Design Motto:
“Theater makers are aware of the ephemerality of what they’re making. Nothing’s going to last. You know when you set out to make it that it’s going to be gone. Sometimes in a week, sometimes in four days, sometimes in four years.
In the end, everything is only going to exist in the memories of people”
-Es Devlin (2022 Tony Award-Winning Scenic Designer - The Lehman Trilogy)