I chose DoorDash* because the product promise is simple and universal. When you're hungry, you want something to show up, no matter what. To show this, I made a delivery guy embark on an epic journey just to complete an order.
Visually, I leaned into a photoreal Wes Anderson direction, with lots of symmetry, deadpan performance, and a controlled color palette. The comedy is in the contrast. Wildly extreme conditions staged with calm, precise filmmaking language.
Every single element (video clips, SFX, and music) was created in Morphic, then compiled together in DaVinci Resolve.
*Fan-made ad concept. Not affiliated with or endorsed by DoorDash.
Morphic did a crazy good job with character details. The logo and word mark on his name tag and hat, plus the detailed freckles and skin texture - this shot has the most realism from the whole ad.
Thanks! My first draft of recreating the Wes Anderson look had more of that diorama effect with planometric compositions. But I realized it wouldn't flow well with the realistic environments I wanted to show. So instead I promoted Morphic to keep the same color palettes and...
Took a little time to challenge my motion design skills.
I recreated a Spotify app concept to explore how UI elements, motion, timing, and transitions can come together to create a more engaging product experience.
This was a self initiated practice project, but I treated it like a real product animation project.
Always looking for ways to make interfaces feel more alive through motion.
The client said we could choose the season for one episode ourselves. We decided to create two versions... after that, their marketing department spent the whole day debating whether the fall version or the winter version was better.
We personally have a favorite, but we want to check in with the community. Please share your vote.
1M views in 3 days for OpusClip launch.
Obviously not just the video - it's the team, the timing, the distribution push. But I'm genuinely proud to be the part that moves that fast.
Delivered in 14 days.
Have a product launch coming up? Feel free to DM me.
The launch piece makes the product story feel tangibleāthe checkmark sequence and kinetic type build a clear sense of momentum without losing the human proof behind the result. Great example of motion carrying the narrative.