Whether it’s a logo, an explainer, or an animated short, I bring 20+ years of experience in motion design, 3D animation, and video editing to the table. I use the usual suspects—After Effects, Blender, Premiere, Character Animator—and toss in a few curveballs for fun.
Illustrations created with Procreate and animated with After Effects.
This How-to video was produced to help walk consumers through the steps of replacing a component of their grill. I enjoy the challenge of finding spots to position the camera so that it captures every step clearly. The engineer, Chris Bennett, was incredibly helpful, both demonstrating the steps and providing me the outline for the voice over I recorded.
Part of supporting a product launch is training the customer how to sell the product. This video was made to show Lowe's sales associates the key selling point for Char-Broil's new lineup of premium grills.
I shot and edited this video that highlights a cooking competition between Char-Broil's international Dealers that took place in 2018 at the Global HQ in Columbus, Georgia.
Cameras included Nikon D850, Canon XA20 and GoPro.
This is a selection from a series of how-to videos I produced during lockdown in 2020.
I researched and wrote the script with remote consultation from Char-Broil's Product Development, Engineering and Quality Assurance teams.
I then filmed, edited and provided voice over at my home. The series has been utilized by both consumers and in training for Customer Service members.
Shot on a Nikon D850 and iPhone 12pro, I also wrote and edited this live cooking demo video.
At the outset I was told this was the most important video I would make all year. The audience was the company shareholders. I was provided a script, then shot the majority, edited, auditioned voice talent, and delivered ahead of an important meeting. I was still employed after the meeting so I guess it went over alright.
Produced for the launch of a premium outdoor kitchen series this video was shot on one extremely hot and steamy August day.
I wrote, shot and edited the video in collaboration with the creative agency Robert Louis Design.
The concept was to capture a day in the life of a cookout. The challenges of the shoot included a pre-dawn call-time, directing over 20 models and background talent, and timing multiple scenes to coincide with food prep.
The video was shot on a Nikon D850 with Drone shots provided by our Director of Product Development.
