Designed the interstitial titles for this animated film depicting Dorothy's return to Oz to help her old pals The Scarecrow, The Tin Man and The Cowardly Lion defeat the wicked Jester, voiced by Martin Short.
I art directed the interstitial titles for this trailer and animated the main title for the theatrical campaign.
The international trailers that I designed and animated the interstitial titles for that teased the concept of Dr. Who and time travel, relating it to Mr. Peabody's WABAC machine. The decision to tease Dr. Who for the international theatrical campaign was because Dr. Who is better known overseas.
New 2014 Motion Graphics Reel. Enjoy!
Creative Direction of the Toy Box graphics team for the embedded, interstitial title graphics on this TV spot.
The "Ice Age 4" opening pedigree graphic in this spot was a lot harder to create than it looks! I needed to re-arrange the character elements, change the aspect ratio of the frame, add water (seamlessly) and track the iceberg element to add the Ice Age title. Whoof! I also creatively directed the graphics team at Toy Box on this spot.
I was creative director of the Toy Box graphics team for this spot that consists of embedded and tracked graphics. I think the color matching came out nice, eh?
A Main Title/Opening transition I created for a Looper DVD Bonus Feature at Toy Box for Sony Pictures Home Entertainment that leads us into the first cut.
Note: There is no audio on this graphic.
A DVD Featurette included on the Looper DVD. This piece features interviews with writer/director Ryan Johnson, Brian Clegg, author of "How To Build a Time Machine", and the cast including Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis and Emily Blunt. I was very pleased with how the graphics and titles came out.
Supermom averts a coffee disaster by inventing solid ice latte's.
Supermom isn't above hypnotizing her husband to subject the family to her will.
Supermom freezing time for her family and getting her way, again.
Some silly visual effects I created for Cereality: Supermom and the Breakfast Breakdown. The Cereality series was an online webisode collaboration for Disney, Kelloggs and the Got Milk? campaign solving breakfast problems through the power of cereal and milk. Yes, it was a humorous public service offering.
