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About

I started out working as a desk top publisher back in the 90's. I served in the US NAVY from 1995 to 1999 where I drew cartoons about shipboard life and also worked in the direction and editing of many ship and base commercials. I later went back to school and followed my passion for animation. I've been animating in Flash for 13 years and Maya for 7. I can generate every possible asset for art needed for production. From pre-production for storyboards and character designs, to full on animation in 2D and 3D. I can edit in any format using Final Cut Pro, Premiere, and After Effects.

About My Work:

Because of my extensive interest in different forms of production art,  I can generate architectural drawings and graphics for print, web and video advertising. My passion for comics and animation allows me to generate storyboards for live action and animation, as well create new designs for characters and backgrounds.

 

My Design Skills:

My design skills range from traditional pencil and ink, to digital painting utilizing Photoshop and variety of other applications to speed up the work flow. I do have a style I am comfortable working in, however, I am also able to adapt to any style necessary for the project.  I am able to animate in Flash, Toon Boom and even Maya. I have also have extensive skills editing final copies of video, sound and voice into a broadcast quality or screen ready finished product.

Most Interesting Projects I have worked on:

Since graduating back in 2008, I have been fortunate to have worked on many projects ranging from pre pre-production all the way through post. My work includes animated television series such as "Paradise Heights", "Fruit Flies", and most recently Wacky and Zany's "Far Out Daddio". Storyboards for television drama series, "Knights of Bayside", and an upcoming feature film "Tipping Point".

My talent stretches far and wide with my passion for all artwork for television and film. Along with my passion for continued learning in the area of technology and how it can enhance the creative process.

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