This short video was created as a promo for Coolection. It explores the beauty, turbulent emotions, and creativity behind the masterpiece of Clair Obscur and encourages those who have not played it yet to do so.
This short video shows the evolution of upcoming TCG, Elora: Tales of the Realm. From the humble beginnings of stick figuresque drawings to the masterpieces of art that adorn the cards today, the transformation is incredible. It is hard to believe that this is the same game as what was brought to 2024’s Connecticon convention.
This short video emphasizes the importance of supporting human art and standing against gen AI for the team at New Realm Game Company - the company behind the new and exciting TCG, Elora: Tales of the Realm. All of the artwork used for this game was imagined, designed, and created by people.
GeekE Media and Coolection Games are teaming up to show you the awesome products they have to offer! This video highlights the November haul that Coolection Games received, with lots of old and newer titles to show off.
A short made from a streaming VOD for one of my longterm clients. This focuses on the comeback the client and his team had in Rocket League after some very questionable plays.
This is a longform highlights video put together from a 2-3 hour VOD for one of my longterm clients. The emphasis here was to cut out a lot of down time/fluff, highlight funny moments, but also keep in enough content so that the story still flows. Motion graphics, text overlays/subtitles, and memes were utilized to enhance entertaining moments.
This is a let’s play project for a shortterm client. This is a full, longform let’s play video, utilizing minimum cuts. It emphasizes the importance of background music, small edits (like zooms), comedic timing, and preserving the important story beats while trimming the fat.
This is the video from my gaming channel that was the start of BG3 content becoming what I am (mostly) known for. Although the camera in use at the time was poor quality, the quick cuts, comedic timing, and BG3-centric jokes made it successful for a channel that, at the time, was under 500 subs.
