STORYBOARDS
(Animatics in Video Gallery) |
| Wrong Address (animation) |
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| Jump (animation) |
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| Trapped (animation) |
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| Battleborn (video game animation) |
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| Heard (animation) |
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| Wrong Button (animation) |
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| Heard (animation) |
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| Scout (CGI) |
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| Flying Punch (CGI) |
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| Goblins (animation) |
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| The Fall (animation) |
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| "Vigilante?" (live-action) |
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| Skyriders (CGI) |
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| How To: The IKEA Way (animation) |
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| Reading PSA (animation) |
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| "Remedy" (motion media) |
SCRIPT SAMPLES
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| Cover by Chris Brunner
I wrote a short-form comic, "From Persia, With Bollocks", that was illustrated by Luigi Anderson and featured
in the anthology "Punky Doodle Dandy" available in both print and digital form (link through the store). |
"From Persia, With Bollocks" Script
Script Sample A Script Sample B
CONCEPT ART
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| HEARD is the Thesis Film for my MFA in Animation from Savannah College of Art and Design - Atlanta. The animated short film follows a frustrated artist’s journey through his own artistic development as he struggles to find his voice in a world built on silence. The film's aesthetic showcases the animation process beginning with rough visuals building to full-color 2D animation evolving alongside the main character as he progresses. |
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| Aidan Hawkins is a character I created as part of an overall world-building concept. Aidan is a 14 year-old girl who lives with her father in the house attached to their bakery. Her time is split between helping her father in the bakery and her workshop where she is constantly modifying her sky flyer. Aidan never has trouble gaining altitude because the land in which they live is one of thousands of floating islands in the sky tethered to the earth's core. Conceptualized for CG Animation, I modeled both Aidan and her sky flyer. |
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| TopHats is an 2D animated short based on a series of paintings by David Gildersleeve. The story follows a group of top-hatted gentlemen amidst the rainy fog of London, particularly focused on the exploits of one gentlemen and his attempt to express his own individuality amidst the group mentality. |
