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Cover image for Just wrapped an AI brand
Just wrapped an AI brand film for a premium orthodontic retainer lab. The brief was "make it feel like walking into an Apple Store." Bright, clean, precise. The kind of project where a single frame reading too dark kills the whole thing. I researched their actual equipment down to the specific 3D printer model, laser cutter mechanism, and robotic wire bender they use in production. Studied manufacturer videos, spec sheets, and reference footage to make sure every machine, every material, every process step looked right. Not generic "lab equipment." Their lab. The part nobody talks about with AI video: the generation is maybe 30% of the work. The other 70% is research, creative direction, prompt engineering, and knowing when to solve something in Premiere instead of fighting the AI for another 10 generations. Client approved the final cut this morning.
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Cover image for MIMS (Museum of Interactive Media
MIMS (Museum of Interactive Media and Software) in Atlanta commissioned an exhibit on the history of Apple software and needed a video to open with the story almost nobody knows — Ron Wayne, Apple’s third co-founder who sold his 10% stake for $800 in 1976 and walked away from what would become the most valuable company in history. I was given the brief and went deep into research, sourcing archival photographs and historical material to build the narrative from scratch. The creative challenge: everything had to be museum-quality and historically accurate. The solution was to take authenticated archival stills and transform them into AI-generated animations. The result is a piece that tells a story that’s never been told in motion before — the founding of Apple through the eyes of the man history forgot.
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Cover image for Rematter partnered with REMA (Recycling
Rematter partnered with REMA (Recycling Materials Association) for their major annual expo in Las Vegas and needed a trailer to announce the partnership and build buzz ahead of the event. Working from a mix of existing assets conference photos, limited footage, and previous case study material I wrote, directed, and produced a dynamic announcement trailer that blended real-world industrial imagery with AI-generated transitions and motion graphics. The final piece scales from gritty, on-the-ground recycling operations to a polished brand moment, ending with Rematter’s logo on a dimensional sphere that gives the whole thing a sense of scale and ambition. The result: an announcement piece designed to position Rematter as an innovation leader within the REMA ecosystem heading into the biggest industry event of the year.
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