Me Time with Frangela is a daytime talkshow that aired on Raycom/Gray Media stations up and down the east coast.  I had the privilege of designing and building the entire motion graphics package for all 150 episodes, including the final design for the show's logo.

Growing Revenue Through the Customer Journey is an eight-episode premium business education course that can be found on Pareto Labs' library of practical MBA courses.  I designed all motion graphics for the course to complement the 70s theme while still maintaining a modern feel.

Ensure the Truth Survives was a program produced for The Holocaust Museum of Los Angeles.  ACM Pro Shows enlisted my services to design three different graphic looks for their animated show open.  All three incorporate a requested chalkboard element yet each open demonstrates a distinctly different creative direction that I chose.

Battle Stations was a flashy, fast-paced pilot presentation that required a tall order of 90s video game graphical elements.  Attention to detail was my primary concern when designing a stream of cascading motion graphics that transition naturally from one to the next throughout the sizzle.  I am particularly proud of the digital spinning Earth.

Building an Operating Model is another of Pareto Labs' business education courses that can be found on their website paretolabs.com.  In addition to designing the entire animated graphics package, I also composited the host into the virtual office invironment.

Below are several more examples of my work for various clients over the years.  I hope these serve to demonstrate not only the diversity in style I've been able to achieve, but also how much I enjoyed creating each of them.  Enjoy!