Both. I support branding studios that want to scale their work with Motion – and I also work directly with brands that want to bring consistency and clarity to their identity across screens.

Yes! I still enjoy collaborating with other Motion Designers and studios as a freelancer – especially on branding-focused projects, identity systems, and design-driven animations. If you need someone reliable and experienced to jump into your pipeline, I’m happy to help.

Of course. Whether it's a launch film, explainer, or branded content piece – I’m happy to deliver high-quality standalone motion work. If needed, I can also advise on how the video fits into a bigger brand or campaign context.

Absolutely. I help create flexible motion principles that fit your brand and scale across different platforms. Not just one-off deliverables, but a system you can build on.

Because brands today don’t just need to look good – they need to move with purpose to stay future-ready for all mediums. Motion brings clarity, consistency, and character to how a brand behaves across screens. It helps tell stories, guide attention, and create more memorable experiences – from social to product to launch. Done right, it becomes a strategic part of the brand system, not just decoration.

From launch films to scroll-stopping social assets, interactive UI demos, and branded motion templates – I help translate your visual language into Motion that works across every touchpoint.

I work primarily in After Effects and Cavalry. But: Rive and Cinema 4D + Redshift are also part of my capabilities.

Yes. That’s the idea. I focus on scalable motion systems and templates that help you or your client’s team stay consistent – without needing a motion designer every time.

It usually starts with a short call to see what you’re building and where Motion might support that. From there, I’ll suggest a structure or approach that fits your goals and workflow.