Compensating Your Employees is a business education course for Pareto Labs' practical MBA program.  The opening sequence involved compositing a dozen different takes with the same camera motion.  The desired effect was to duplicate the actor, Matt Harris, while the office takes shape around him.  Not only did I create the final composite, but I also had the privilege of directing the scene myself.

An indie-feature entitled ClearMind was in need of some compositing and visual effects.  Among the 70+ comps I built for it, these crossbow shots were among the most challenging and the most fun.  For safety reasons, the crossbow could not be loaded on set.  I added and motion-tracked a "slightly more menacing than normal" arrow into the crossbow throughout this climactic scene of the film.

Wait... Have Captain Kirk and Spock been replaced by a dog and cat? Paws Play is a series from Defy Media that features costume designers specializing in recreating movie costumes for pets.  In each episode they dress up pets as different movie characters.  I was hired to realistically composite them into the movie or tv show.

In another episode of Paws Play, I replaced Game of Thrones' Daenerys in the iconic dragon scene with a cat!  Arguably, I think this might just make the scene more iconic.

Wine in a Can is a 30-second spot that I was hired, not only to light and shoot, but also to composite and animate.  Considering my partner and I were given only three days to complete the entire process from concept to delivery, the end result demonstrates the quality I'm able to bring to a production, even on a tight delivery schedule.

Below are some additional examples of composites I have created over the years.