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I've been pretty deep in the trenches working with a local business over the past 6 months. I'm excited to share everything I worked on & show off some new skills and projects I'll be able to add to my portfolio. There were a lot of challenges for a small brick & mortar shop relying mostly on getting local customers in the door.
First off, & most recently. A video that wasn't quite finished in time for Halloween, but I'm excited to share after I got to make a few extra tweaks. The instagram for The Mock Pit was grown to 2,065~ ish from under 500 in May. We did a lot of videos but this was the only one I did so much illustration, animation, and the voiceover for.
I'll be sharing a lot more & I'm excited to connect with the creative community again <3
Thanks! We did some pretty cool videos & boosted some thru Meta ads (not ALL organic growth) haha. Going to be sharing more!!
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