I work with organizations of all sizes, from solo operations to large brands. My clients are experts in their fields, but don’t always have an easy way to explain what they do to customers. My job is to help translate that expertise into clear visuals that people quickly understand

Yes, I regularly collaborate with marketing departments, agencies, and production companies.

Sometimes that means filming interviews or b-roll locally. Other times I’m editing, creating motion graphics, animation, or photography that becomes part of a larger campaign.

I’m comfortable taking direction, matching established brand styles, and fitting into an existing production workflow.

Whether I’m leading a project or supporting a team, the goal is the same: clear communication and exceeding expectations.

I live in Columbus and work with local organizations, but I do a lot of jobs remotely. Planning, editing, animation, and design can all be handled from anywhere.

Projects often combine several approaches depending on the need:

• Video production (interviews, demonstrations, promotional videos)

• Motion graphics and animation

• Video editing and post-production

• Illustration and concept visuals

• Creative direction and consulting

The goal is not to fit your project into a category, but to choose the right tools for the message.

You work directly with me from start to finish. I plan the project, shoot, animate, edit, and deliver it myself. That keeps communication simple and avoids information getting lost in translation.

Yes! That’s a big part of the job. Most businesses already know their subject extremely well. The challenge is deciding what information matters most and when to say it. I help organize the message, suggest when the picture should tell the story, which words provide most impact, and shape the structure so your audience understands quickly.

Not at all. That’s how many projects begin.

You don’t need to know whether you need a video, animation, or photography. You just need to know what you’re trying to communicate. We’ll talk through your goals, audience, and where the visuals will be used, and I’ll help recommend the right approach.

Completely normal. Almost no one I work with is a professional performer. They know their business and that’s what matters most. I guide people through the process, keep it relaxed, a structure the filming process so it feels like a conversation rather than a performance. My goal is for you to sound like yourself.

As involved as you want to be. Some clients like reviewing every step. Other prefer to approve the plan and see a near-final version. I build projects with flexibility in mind so you can give feedback without requiring me to start from scratch.

It varies by scope.

A simple shoot and edit might take a couple of weeks.

A more complex project with scripting, filming, animation and several components may take months.

Often a turnaround can be based around your hard deadline.

I’ll give you a clear timeline before we start so you know what to expect.

Yes, and often it is planned as part of a larger project. Planning to shoot and edit smaller pieces that are tailored to social platforms help make your message go farther.

I also do quick social only shoots, but still do the planning to make sure they go smoothly and are fun.

Every project is different because every message is different. Costs depend on planning, complexity, and post-production.

After we discuss your goals, I’ll outline options at different levels so you can decide what makes sense for your budget. I’m happy to a scale a project to something practical.

Usually yes. Especially when customers need to understand what you do before contacting you.

Clear visuals reduce repeated explanations, help establish credibility, and make website more effective. Many clients find that one well-made piece can serve them for years across multiple platforms.

You do.

Once a project is complete and paid for, you’re free to use the finished material in your marketing, website, and social media.

If there are any limitations due to talent, licensing, or other factors associated with the project, they will be spelled out before we start.

The easiest way is the contact form. Tell me a little about your project and what you’re hoping to explain. I’ll follow up and will set up a short conversation to see if it’s a good fit.