Whether you are starting from scratch, a loose concept or a fully developed project brief, I begin the creative process from where you “are”. A customized approach moves us forward - together. Here are some of the design services that I provide:

• Creating Visual Branding and Theme Development

• Generating Storyboards and/or Style Frames

• Choreographing Content for Multiple/Sync Screens (Placement and Performance)

• Adapting Print to and for Video

• Combining Content for Mixed Resolutions and/or Screen Aspect Ratios

• Transforming an Existing Theme or Branding for Video

• Visualizing Content for Specialized Technology or Unique Usage

The art of generating moving visual imagery. There are many ways in which custom animation can be created. Deciding what is right for your project requires prior planning, communication and budget awareness. Each animation is unique to itself. Methodologies, production timelines and costs can be projected… but are based entirely on the creative. The creative should be developed before animation begins. Using motion graphic storyboards, previsualization techniques and a full understanding of animation, I can help you make informed decisions along the way. I will move your animated logo, scene or production from creative development to final execution.

The hands-on process in which I combine moving pictures and sound into your finished content. All assets are assembled into a collection, and then forged together strategically. Their timing, relationship and meaning are carefully fused electronically. Footage, graphics, animation, music and voice-over become one. This creates a lasting impression on your audience.

Producing is the glue that holds everything together. Scheduling, budget forecasting, project management, asset acquisition and talent coordination are just some of the services I provide. Although I am a “Creative”, I understand and appreciate the importance of structure. So, I work closely with you to develop your plan. I will provide technical coordination to ensure all deliverables are optimized for your end use.

Direction. It’s best when we all know which one to take. Most of the time, getting people to move in unity is really a matter of good communication. A film production has a crew and talent. Both require specific direction to perform their jobs independently while creating something new in unison. A live event also has a crew and presenters. With good direction, they also singularly impact the success of the combined production. During a live event, however, you only get one “take”. When directing a film production or live event, I take into consideration who needs what information and use good communication to ensure we all move in unison.