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Ad Council – Horn of Africa /FWD campaign — Removed Background.
UPS – London Olympics — Removed Sign On Bus
Vicks – Runner Composite, Product Replacement
ATT – Phone Screen
TD Ameritrade – Laptop screens
TD Ameritrade – iPad app — replaced all ticker symbols, company names, and news stories. Edited timing and pop up windows.
The video was shot Christia Reily. She also did the primary editing and came to me looking for help giving it a more layered stylized look. She was looking for a ghosty look. I took the ball and ran with it. Looking at the finished video, it reminds me of some other videos i did years ago when i was just out of college.
It was also the first full project i did moving from fcp to premiere pro. the premiere pro/after effect work flow make this a much quicker process than it would have been in my old work flow. If you use after effects as a main tool, i would defiantly look into premier as an editor. especially since its basically free with the production bundle – because you know in addition to after effects you will need, at min, photoshop and illustrator.
Motion Tests for new business pitch. 2008 Go Robot.
3d animation with Cinema 4d.
Compositing and application retouching with After Effects.
Replaced All real stock symbols on application interface with fake stock symbolizes.
Editing with Premiere Pro
This is a clean, minimal, elegant treatment to some logos projected as a background for a fashion show at Grant Park, Chicago IL.
I think they are a good reference, but wouldn’t work in my demo reel.
Here is the trailer for “Empire” a nyc bike film. It premeired at the 2010 Bicycle Film Festival.
I am currently helping them with the dvd, that will be out… at some point, when it is finished. (aka tbd). Check them out at
This is a video about people having fun riding track bikes and fixed gears in the city. The song used is “Fractured Skies” by Parts and Labor. http://www.partsandlabor.net. Be sure to visit our site at http://www.empirebegins.com regularly once we launch the riders blog.
