Exploring possibility

Some of many examples of work that let me explore creative possibility and helped me grow as a leader. This work brought together, diverse teams to produce engaging experiences in commercial advertising and feature film production. A portfolio of work that touched millions and left lasting impressions on audiences around the world.

Call Of Duty, Black Ops III

I was lucky enough to direct the in-game content that unpacked the story and adventure of this iconic game. Every frame imagined and created with a team of artists and producers at Method studios in Los Angeles and Vancouver. Black Ops III sold over 6.6 million copies in its first week of sales (not including digital) and grossed over $550 million in sales during its first three days of release.

Fulfilling a lifelong ambition to be a part of the history of this iconic brand. Working with Sam Mendes and leading a global design team across Method Studios and Rushes in the UK. Designing all the user interface and UX and storytelling elements. The twenty-fourth in the James Bond series Spectre grossed $880 million worldwide, making it the sixth-highest-grossing film of 2015 and the second-highest grossing James Bond film after Skyfall.

James Bond - Spectre

2006 Titles Reel

In a dynamic 9-year span, I designed and directed 30+ feature film title sequences, with "Planet of the Apes" as my debut project. My emphasis on design and storytelling forged integrated, emotionally resonant connections with films, establishing timeless brands and global movie franchises. Collaborating with visionary directors and navigating a rapidly evolving industry through technological innovation, I empowered storytellers with unprecedented expressive possibilities.

2006 Commercial Reel

Working at the center of creative and technical evolution alongside some of the smartest people in the world, creating entertainment for millions around the globe. Working as a creative director, and designer on the digital side of filmmaking.

Nintendo DS Launch

I spearheaded the launch of Nintendo DS with a campaign and series of commercials that embraced the essence of the metaverse, pioneering a concept ahead of its time. Through a seamless integration of live action, CGI, and design, we achieved a synergy that was unprecedented in previous years. In this dynamic arena of innovations and discoveries, I orchestrated the creation of engaging, entertaining, and memorable content for this iconic brand.

General Motors: Pontiac

I directed the production of five compelling commercials for the Pontiac brand, skillfully employing a combination of design, CGI, and practical photography. These innovative techniques converged to craft iconic and memorable advertisements that played a pivotal role in the successful launch of the G series. After the financial crisis in 2008 General Motors discontinued a Pontiac brand, and these were the last commercials ever made for this iconic American brand.

Hairspray," directed by Adam Shankman, achieved notable success due to its vibrant depiction of 1960s Baltimore, catchy musical numbers, and engaging storyline. The film's exploration of racial integration and self-acceptance resonated with audiences, earning critical acclaim and strong box office performance.

Hairspray

Down with Love," directed by Peyton Reed, is a charming romantic comedy set in 1962. The film stars Renée Zellweger and Ewan McGregor, portraying a feminist author and a suave journalist who clash and eventually fall in love. With its nostalgic homage to 1960s romantic comedies, witty dialogue, and stylish visuals, the movie offers a delightful and lighthearted viewing experience.

Down With Love

Bedtime Stories," directed by Adam Shankman, is a family comedy featuring Adam Sandler as Skeeter, a hotel handyman whose tall tales told to his niece and nephew start coming true. The film blends fantasy and humor, offering a heartwarming narrative about family, imagination, and the power of storytelling, appealing to audiences of all ages.

Bedtime Stories

Before user interface design became a major focus, creative teams were already pushing the boundaries of storytelling and technological interactions in movies. Films like Minority Report and Transformers showcased innovative ways of interacting with technology, fueling our imaginations and setting the stage for future advancements. These teams developed content that depicted futuristic interactions, blending creativity and technology to bring these visions to life.

2006 Screen Design Reel

National Treasure," directed by Jon Turteltaub, stars Nicolas Cage as Ben Gates, a historian and treasure hunter. The film follows Gates as he deciphers clues hidden in American historical artifacts to find a legendary treasure. With its thrilling adventure, clever puzzles, and engaging historical elements, the movie became a popular family-friendly hit.

National Treasure

Tim Burton's "Planet of the Apes" (2001) was a commercial success, grossing over $362 million worldwide. Despite mixed reviews, the film's striking visuals, elaborate makeup, and Burton's unique style attracted large audiences, contributing to its strong box office performance.

Planet of the Apes

X-Men 2," directed by Bryan Singer, continues the saga of mutants with extraordinary powers. The film follows the X-Men as they join forces with their adversaries to combat a new threat. Known for its compelling storyline and action-packed sequences, "X-Men 2" was a box office success, grossing over $407 million worldwide.

X-Men 2

The movie XXX, directed by Rob Cohen, features a high-octane main title sequence that sets the tone for the film. It combines intense action scenes set to a driving track by Gavin Rossdale, taking us on a thrilling journey of CGI and live-action elements in a roller-coaster main on end title sequence.

XXX

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