The video above is probably my favorite of all of the game trailers Luis and I have put together. The great background illustrations were done by Jennifer Whitney. Below are a few things I worked on earlier this year or late … Continue reading
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Jumping off rocks don’t pay the bills. Sitting at a computer making things move does. It’s that time again—the time when I bury you all in a torrent of video links and embeds of various projects that went live in … Continue reading
For over three years, I have been dragging ass getting my portfolio and reels updated. Occasionally, I would get a request to see my reel and I would dread having to give the “sure, but it hasn’t been updated in … Continue reading
I’ve been looking forward to sharing this. Earlier this year, my friend (and past documentary subject)Â John Brown recommended me for a Nerdist project. Danica McKellar (Winnie Cooper from The Wonder Years) was working on a math/comedy (mathedy?) series and needed … Continue reading
Remember the old Guess Who commercials? Nerdist decided to make a parody spot using a DIY version of the game. I handled the effects for this video. Joseph Petrick directed it. … Continue reading
Earlier this year I worked on a commercial with the Agency for Cristophe hair care products. Luis Reyes worked with them to develop a concept and directed the spot. I was brought on to handle the technical direction, design, animation, … Continue reading
It feels like all I have been doing this year is working. To a certain degree that is true, but when I look through my calendar and photos from this first third of 2013, I see the truth isn’t so … Continue reading
It’s been a busy year. With the holidays approaching, things are slowing a bit (although they may ramp up again in a week or so). This gives me a little time to finally update this neglected journal. Unfortunately, this post … Continue reading
Because I’m such a great son, I’ve included the sorts of photos in this post that make my Mom nervous. (Don’t worry, I am attached to a rope in that top picture.) Spring and Summer seem to appear from nowhere … Continue reading
I received an interesting email in December. An ad agency in Northern California had seen my video Hesperia Swimstream on Vimeo. This is a video from the summer of 2010—a few months after I had purchased my first GoPro—where I … Continue reading