Film & Motion
Film and motion work have always been a parallel creative outlet for me. Editing, pacing, and visual storytelling influence how I approach design, just as design influences how I structure film. Working across these mediums keeps my instincts sharp and reinforces the importance of rhythm, restraint, and clarity in visual communication.
Narrative &
Visual Storytelling
My work in narrative film focuses on pacing, composition, and story structure. Each frame should serve a purpose, and every edit should move the narrative forward. That discipline carries over into my design work, where clarity and timing often matter just as much as the visual result.
Cinematic Marketing
& Video Profiles
Many of the marketing videos I’ve directed take cues from documentary filmmaking. Rather than relying on standard promotional formats, these pieces focus on conversation, atmosphere, and pacing. Interviews, profile pieces, and property features are approached with the same attention to framing, lighting, and narrative structure that you’d expect from a documentary or short film.
This approach helps the work feel more natural and engaging while still serving the brand. The goal is to create marketing content that feels thoughtful and cinematic without losing clarity or authenticity.
Motion Graphics
& Editing
Motion graphics add another layer to visual communication. I use motion to reinforce ideas rather than distract from them, whether in presentations, campaigns, or standalone video work. Timing, restraint, and structure are usually more important than complexity.
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Other Projects
Hilton Hilton
Sothebys Realty
