designer • animator
Feature Film Main Title — Opening Sequence
One of my favorite main title designs, crafted from concept through compositing
and animation to create a sequence that immediately pulls the audience into the story.
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Feature Film Main Title — Opening Sequence
One of my favorite main title designs, crafted from concept through compositing
and animation to create a sequence that immediately pulls the audience into the story.
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Creating and animating titles is my favorite part of what I do​
​whether I’m leading the design or collaborating closely with another designer. Even when my role is compositing, I look for ways to enhance the motion, pacing, and visual flow so the titles feel alive and connected to the story.
These are a few of my favorite projects
• MTV Movie Awards Main Title
One of my favorite main title designs, created as part of a talented team at 525 Studios.
I designed and animated the titles, which were featured
both as standalone televised video, integrated live in-studio screens, and layered alongside work created by fellow artists on the project.
• ESPN Action Sports Awards Package
Award-winning design and animation for ESPN’s Action Sports.
Working as lead animator alongside agency principals and creative visionaries Scott Jacobs and Sandep Rahi of ThinkC, I helped bring their concept to life; adding my own animation style to capture the adrenaline and 'energy'of the event.
I designed and animated the main title to match the gentle, hopeful tone of the series. Using natural lens effects, camera-based elements, and carefully timed typography, the result was warm, inviting, and emotionally resonant.
A heartfelt show about animal adoption and healing.
• Take Me Home — TV Pilot
For this historical drama trailer, I created a title sequence that breathes with the rhythm of the score.
Soft, elegant motion, warm color palettes, and deliberate pacing helped evoke the film’s themes of resilience and faith. Designed for theatrical release.
• Alone Yet Not Alone — Trailer Title
Whether developing a title concept from scratch or enhancing another designer’s work in compositing, my focus is always the same; telling the story in a way that moves the audience.
• Man On Fire — Feature Main Title
I’ve had the privilege of working both as a designer and in close collaboration with some of the best in the field.