Self Made: Inside the New Creator Economy | Presented by Samsung
Role: Director / Executive Producer
An exciting new generation of creatives – like photographer Marilyn Hue, filmmaker Drex Lee and VFX artist Caleb Natale – are reinventing entire industries and artforms, and Samsung Galaxy is their paintbrush. Sponsored by @SamsungUS
Role: Director / Producer
Join musician and sustainability advocate AY Young on an epic road trip powered by renewable energy and fueled by a passion for sustainability. In partnership with General Motors, AY is hitting the road in a Chevy Bolt EV, showcasing the power and potential of electric vehicles and sustainable transportation.
This road trip is about more than just raising awareness. AY and General Motors are also partnering to promote sustainability through a series of events and initiatives, such as performances, and community outreach programs. Together, they're working to inspire and empower people to take action on climate change and make sustainable choices in their own lives.
We shot this over the span of a week on the road from Detroit to NYC with an amazing skeleton crew and the General Motors and National Wildlife Federation marketing teams. Molding the story in real time, we were able to capture moving and organic interactions thanks to flexible clients and an amazing skeleton crew. This project challenged me in more ways than one and I'm grateful for the dream team that made it all possible.
Role: Director / Producer
After two years of dodging the unpredictable path of a pandemic, businesses are finally able to lift their heads and look to the future. From launching whole new industries to creating the next essential product or service, from finding greener ways of powering society to funding construction of the public realm, from reimagining the workplace to renewing commitments to equality and social justice in the communities they serve, businesses are once again inventing the future.
By remaking their own operations, changing the goods and services they produce and promoting values in a way that goes beyond the company itself, businesses are reshaping the society in which they operate. As their bank, Wells Fargo is investing in their dreams of a better tomorrow. Forging What’s Next stories focus on clients who are devoting themselves to reimagining significant aspects of how we live and work, and how Wells Fargo is helping them achieve those goals.
Role: Producer / Creative Lead
For this project, we sculpted a narrative out of SME interviews, using visual metaphors to represent the benefits of active ETFs. Our portfolio manager protagonist becomes a racer driver, astronaut, and detective to represent qualities like teamwork, agility, and discovery. Our distinct color palette of blues, grey, and orange tied the live-action footage into the animated world.
Role: Creative Producer
Connected technologies like VR and telehealth are poised to revolutionize the healthcare industry — but only if healthcare companies are positioned to take advantage of these technological advances. “The Network Effect” shows how healthcare innovation is only possible with reliable connectivity.
We used Unreal Engine technology to transport our subjects from Death Valley to an airplane factory to ancient Rome.
Role: Producer
Series host Alexis Gay welcomes guests to conversations inside the AWS Cloud Cafe, where reinventing hybrid cloud is always on the menu. They share innovations that allow AWS to deliver on the promise of bringing the cloud to wherever customers need it.
Role: Producer
What does the future hold for digital assets? Bullish – which is one of the fastest-growing crypto exchanges – and Bloomberg Media Studios brought together some of the sharpest minds in the digital assets ecosystem to predict what’s next. From the future of DeFi – where machines and code, rather than financial institutions, control the flow of funds – to whether the dollar is about to be replaced as the world’s reserve asset, they explore how digital assets are remaking world finance. And they provide a peak into their own crypto holdings and when they think Bitcoin will hit $100,000.
