UNINTERRUPTED came to me with a mixtape project - A series wherein NFL athletes and musicians / DJ's would come together and pick their favorites from artists in their respective cities, touching on the history of movements that became well-established genres. From LA hip hop to B-more club music to New York Drill, they covered the gamut of artists and scenes from east to west.

Venmo had a need to educate an audience just coming into affluence and having to learn money management. Despite such a dry and sometimes personal topic, there needed to be enough dynamism in the edit to keep people's eyes and ears open. Luckily Tierra Whack carried the series with gravitas and humorous sincerity, while we pushed to keep the subject matter feeling spontaneous using a layered approach to the edit and storytelling.

UNINTERRUPTED approached us with "Elevated Japanese Game Show" as the creative spec for their content piece for client CashApp, starring two NIL Athletes and hosted by Richard Jefferson. The show's theme centered around fiscal responsibility -a topic that could easily glaze eyes, so to curb this, we kept the pace snappy and overlaid plenty of 2D & 3D visuals and sound effects, which allowed room for some comedy alongside the games.

The LA Dodgers came to us to concept and design a virtual dugout -a combination of practical props and tech wizardry. We directed 20 of the Dodgers players taking selfies and winking at the camera, which we then setup for fans to pick favorite players to sit next to. Fans have since packed the experience all game long averaging one fan per minute per game.

Nike’s outdoorsy ACG brand came to us wanting something to motivate NYC gen z kids to get outdoors, with a guided journey from mother earth through an irreverent series of challenges.  They also wanted us to film it on 16mm, and we complied.  Look at how those mushrooms turned out.  This made me fall in love with film again.

Friends and founders of GALS CLUB, a production / design agency here in LA hit me up to create some 3D avatars of themselves for their launch.  "Something along the lines of claymation bobbleheads" is I think what they asked for. I did them one better, not only creating their bobbleheads in 3D but adding bodies to turn them into fully playable characters in their own game using Unreal Engine.  Tons of fun.

3M Oral Care hit us up for something informative that kids could watch while in the waiting room at dentist offices that wasn't boring, and we came back with this throwback claymation idea for talking animated teeth.  I had my hand on all aspects of this project, including the concepting, script writing, animating and performing (via Adobe Character Animator, so fun).