A short film featuring Hanna, Copenhagen in June, Alex's bicycle, and a trip to the beach on a not so sunny afternoon. Canon 5d, 24p, 24-105 lens; the soundtrack was written in Ableton Live, contains a sample from La Mer by Charles Trenet. Watch it here.

A series of spots were shot, designed, and animated for Juice Communications for a credit union — this one featured one of their first customers and juxtaposed older times against present day banking technologies.

A series of typographic animations for Freestyle Collective. This one fell through the cracks but was worth resurrecting — will update motion links when I have a second.

Design and animation for the Emmy Award-Winning documentary about Denis Belliveau and Francis O’Donnell who retraced Marco Polo’s entire 25,000-mile, land-and-sea route from Venice to China and back — and spent two incredible years of their lives making their dream a reality. Produced by Eva Anisko / more info here.

Working with friendsofmine, these were a series of spots for the Sansa MP3 player to be featured in Best Buy stores. Starting with genres of music (Rock, Country, Eighties, Hip Hop, etc), numerous pieces were developed around different themes.. Adam Espinoza, Adam Singer, and Jeremy Lindenmier were involved in the creation, edit, design, and 3d animation.

An experimental piece, these are the open titles for an architectural project with an oceanfront view. Using that as a starting point and going off of the curved lines of the design, the animation makes use of circles, water, fluid motion, and simplicity, mixing in elements of architecture (dimension, distance, foundation, and angles). The result is subtle, quiet, and effortless.

A short film, Box Nine is also a visual narrative for the upcoming Music For Tunnels (a side project currently in development). More to follow. \ audio excerpt

This example uses four instances of Hal.

Style frames from a series of in-store loops for Scion's xD. Ultimately the project covered all car models; for the xD, the x became a street intersection where driving environments collided.

A short film featuring the entire (and extremely narrow) view outside a window in the 11th Arrondissement. Realized as a means to explore shooting with muted contrasts, it evolved into a short addition to the Analog Series (which features simple animation and usually focuses on one specific visual), w/ liquid form and type.