I make things move and give them a reason to
Hi, I’m Chris Wulff. I’ve always believed that a good story deserves great visuals. But more importantly, I believe that those visuals should do something, whether that’s explaining a complex product, teaching a new skill, or making someone stop scrolling for a second.
A bit of history (and a point of clarity)
I launched the first version of Uberdoodles back in 2004, long before a certain ride-share app or trendy hybrid dogs hit the scene. It started as a portfolio to showcase my evolving mix of traditional skills like illustration and photography with emerging digital tools.
After years of working in video post production and corporate marketing, I went full-time with Uberdoodles in 2024. The name still fits. Playful, visual, and a little unexpected. Just like the work I love to do.
I’m not a giant agency, and I don't pretend to be. When you hire Uberdoodles, you’re getting me, Chris Wulff. My eyes on the lens, my hands on the keyframes, and my 20+ years of knowing what works (and several anecdotes about what doesn’t).
Why I do this
I have a particular soft spot for instructional and educational content. There’s a specific kind of satisfaction in taking a technical concept and turning it into a visual that makes someone say, "Oh, I get it now." Whether I’m animating a 3D model or editing a product demo, I’m mildly obsessive about the details because I know those details are what build trust with an audience.
I love learning new software, experimenting with cameras, and diving into overly ambitious passion projects. It keeps me curious, energized, and humble.
I’m based in Columbus, Georgia, but I work with clients everywhere. Whether you need a concept from scratch or help executing your vision, I aim to make the process collaborative, efficient, and fun.
Example of an overly ambitious passion project.
It uses animated digital illustrations to tell the story of my musical instrument of choice, the Fender Electric Jazz Bass. I only wish my playing ability matched my knowledge of it’s history.