Opening sting
A single title sequence that sets the tone in the first 30 seconds, paced for a live reveal.
- Brand-rooted style frames
- Structured review rounds
- Final master + fallback
- Delivered ahead of doors
- Optional sound design
That changes the work. A graphic can look beautiful in After Effects and still fail on a stage. It can be too fine for LED. Too subtle for the back row. Too busy for the camera cut. Too slow for a live cue. Too clever for the moment. I build motion graphics and event visuals that work in the room and on the broadcast.
Motion graphics for a keynote LED wall are not the same as graphics for a screen. I go through the script, the brand book and the room — pitch, panel layout and viewing distance change the whole grammar.
Style frames for sign-off, then a technical spec the on-site AV team can prep their media server against — the right resolution, aspect and refresh for the wall, confirmed before the first render.
Iteration in After Effects and Unreal Engine where the brief calls for it, with structured review rounds. Content checked against the broadcast cut, not just the room.
Final files in your format plus a fallback master. I can load it into QLab or vMix and run it on the day, and stay for the technical rehearsal so calibration issues get fixed before doors.
A single title sequence that sets the tone in the first 30 seconds, paced for a live reveal.
Opening sting, LED wall content, lower-thirds and transitions — one consistent visual language.
Rotoscoping, plate cleanup and finishing on supplied footage — including vehicles lifted into new scenes.
Plain prose, three sentences. Date, format, scale, what would count as a good show. I reply within a working day.