I’ve had a strong interest in motion graphics and title sequences for television and film.

When I was 17, I animated my first computer-generated sequence commemorating the 25th anniversary of Atari. The animating and modeling was done in Caligari TrueSpace, and editing was done with Adobe Premiere. That was followed up two years later with an animation commemorating the 5th anniversary of the Atari Jaguar that was shown at the Classic Gaming Expo and was the subject of a humorous story on the Chicago morning TV show Fox Thing In The Morning.

At 23, I worked as an animator for VisualCast, where I became familiar with working with After Effects. My work for them was shown on huge video billboards across the Chicago area.

Since then, I’ve produced animations in commercials that have been shown on Hulu and CNN.com.

I’ve also worked on the graphic design for several logos in Photoshop and Illustrator- including the ones for Chicago Movieoke and The Twin Towers Alliance.

For the last several years, I’ve been the animator of the intro sequences to the Nostalgia Critic web series and the logo animation for Channel Awesome, using Cinema 4D, After Effects and Video Copilot’s Element 3D.

Most recently, I animated the 80s-style TV graphics for the analog horror series Winter of ’83.