A charming little 3D spot done for the 2018 Holiday season. I wrote, storyboared, and animated the characters in this spot and Justin Babin created the environments, colors, and animated the camera. The NOLA Ad Club gave this spot an AAF Addy Award in 2019.

More of Justin Babin: www.jbabsdesign.com

I animated this trailer for a conceptual game about country musicians through a distorted, mixed-media world while having experiences, completing objectives, and then writing songs about it. You use those songs to tour, perform, make money, and upgrade or downgrade your life as you see fit.

My friends Zim+Teemo asked me to animate on this upcoming project they produced for the FX network. Zim+Teemo made all the artwork which I assembled and animated in After Effects. There are excerpts of the show in their reel. Click the banner above to view.

See more of Zim+Teemo: www.zimteemo.com

My first commercial project! I actually had quite a big role on it, too. I storyboarded, created the artwork, and animated the chicken.

This was produced by 808 inc. In Houston, TX.
See more of their work at www.808inc.com

Part of the same series as above. The scene where the fellow is carrying boxes, trips and then morphs into a electrical outlet is the first scene I animated as a professional and it remains one of my favorite pieces I've animated.

I was sitting in a Wal-Mart parking lot, and while bracing myself to leave the car and go shopping, I had the idea for this film.

Official Selection 2017:
New Orleans Film Festival
Cape Town Intl. Animation Festival
Mexico International Film Festival

Here is the first Holiday card I did for WGNO in New Orleans, LA. I once again worked on this with Justin Babin (he built that wonderful street car). We spent about 2.5 months building the sets, characters, and then animating them. By next Holiday season, most of the anchors in the video no longer worked at our station, thus nullifying this spot, hence why the 2018 version features no personalities (except Santa). Still a charming spot.

I made this for The Backyard Film Festival in New Orleans. The theme was "Macho" and this is what I came up with. I made the silly song in GarageBand and finished it in about 2 weeks in my spare time. I had fun doing it, but don't plan on tackling topical subjects again.

I can't remember why or when I made this, but people seem to enjoy this more than my serious films that have been in film festivals and stuff.

I painstakingly re-created the apartment from Seinfeld in this promo. I used cheap craft paint, cardboard, and a hot glue gun. I think the most expensive item was the wood panel used for the floor.

My first short film. It's a bit odd but we keep it around the for the good memories