Pick one technique — or mix them. If you’re unsure, I’ll help you choose the best approach for your budget and deadline.
A few selected works. More projects available in the portfolio.
Goal: Build a handcrafted clay world that supports the song’s emotion and stays readable scene-to-scene.
Solution: Practical clay sets + frame-by-frame character animation + clean compositing to keep textures and timing consistent.
Result: A full stop-motion music video with authored, tactile continuity (built under war-time constraints).
Timeline: ~1 month (war-time constraints).
Goal: Make the product instantly clear and desirable in 0:36 — without feeling like “just footage of a box.”
Solution: Controlled staging + object stop-motion beats + tight edit focused on key features and tactile value.
Result: A short commercial where the gift set reads premium and tangible, with strong product clarity.
Timeline: ~2 weeks (small objects + product clarity).
Goal: Deliver a short film with a consistent hand-drawn feel while integrating hybrid elements.
Solution: 2D hand-drawn base + AI-assisted elements used selectively + compositing to preserve readability and mood.
Result: A cohesive hybrid look that feels authored (not a filter) and supports the story’s atmosphere.
Timeline: ~1 week (2D hand-drawn + AI).
Choose a level — or I’ll recommend the best approach after your brief.
A clear, simple workflow — so you always know what’s next.
Quote time: 24–48h after brief.
