Created for Edthena, an organization bringing feedback for teachers online, using Illustrator for the assets and After Effects for the animation. I worked with <a href="http://megwrather.com">Meg Wrather</a> on this project.

This motion graphic was made for <a href="http://whichwaync.com">WhichWayNC.com</a> about the North Carolina public school system, which had $190 million less to spend in the 2012-2013 school year due to budget cuts. See what this means for education.

For a class project, I worked with <a href="http://vimeo.com/user9645611">Jenna Moore</a> to build this video in After Effects with assets created and edited in Illustrator, Photoshop and Final Cut Pro. Our assignment was to remake a title sequence with a twist; we were inspired by the movie "(500) Days of Summer".

To portray 1960s popular fashion, hairstlyes and dances, I created this motion graphic using Illustrator and After Effects.

As part of a launch campaign for WhichWayNC.com, a mobile-optimized website run out of the Reese News Lab, I created this promotional video using Illustrator and After Effects. We displayed the video with a countdown on a landing page in the lead up to the website launch.

This graphic was created for a news package about the ELF bike for <a href="http://science.kqed.org/quest/video/bike-to-the-future/">Quest: Science of Sustainability</a> using data compiled by the producer of the piece. The assets were created in Illustrator and animated in After Effects.

Focusing on the animation principles of anticipation and follow-through with the use of sound, I created this motion graphic using Illustrator and After Effects. I recorded and edited the sounds.

Focusing on the animation principles of squash and stretch I animated this pirate scene. The assets were created in Illustrator and animated in After Effects.