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A. Kikkoman has a great GIPHY sticker presence. These were animated by me with pre-existing Kikkoman character assets.
B. For Halloween, we wanted to highlight our furry friends sporting Kikko getup. This animation was a simple collage of photos popping up and a text animation to highlight each word to keep viewers engaged.
Kikkoman
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National Chicken Council
A. This animation plays on what we think is the scariest of all this Halloween season - chicken shortages! Pre-existing assets were illustrated and then given to me to animate and come to life.
B. Myth vs Fact campaign - b-roll was either sourced from stock libraries or NCC affiliated professionals. I animated and edited all video, graphic visuals, and audio.
C. To spread awareness of restaurant freebies, this animation was created to be enagaging and scroll-stopping. Illustrations were sourced from stock libraries and all motion was designed and edited by me.
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A. This animation was used to pitch and win new business. B-roll was sourced from a stock library and all text and asset motion was animated by me. Icon assets were either sourced from stock libraries or created/altered by me to better reflect the intended message.
B. Cargill’s perfect burger came to life through this animation. Images were sourced from Cargill and I animated the text and assets to scroll through.
Cargill
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A. I decided to do an animated number counter animation to better help illustrate the significance of the organization’s milestone. Icons and graphics were provided by Ascension’s brand guides.
B. This template was created to consecutively share noteworthy patient stories. B-roll was sourced from stock libraries. The animation here keeps viewers engaged and tells a clear story and narrative from beginning to end.
C. This GIPHY sticker was made as part of a larger campaign to improve Ascension’s online presence. I illustrated a number of stickers and this particular one went through and can be found on Instagram to add to any story highlight.
Ascension Health Group
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A. An easy animation to show off the collection’s various colors. It took precision and patience to make sure every variation of product was neatly aligned.
B. This short and sweet animation for valentine’s day consisted of simple text animations and happy movements from the kitchen instruments which were sourced from stock libraries and the company.
C. Here I utilized simple text animations and a snow effect to elevate this post about keeping warm during the chilly months.
Groupe SEB
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D. I was given a lot of creative freedom to make these new products come to life. With these convenient and quick new products marketed to younger audiences, I felt that a nudge to pop art would convey the message perfectly.
E. Some more short and simple animation to emphasize the pops of color.
F. Scroll-through animation to keep viewers engaged and present them with a number of options all under 15 seconds.
G. These reviews needed an animation that would encourage viewers to actually read through the messages and not just scroll by.
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