Live Shows / Graphics / Edits
Technical Director, Motion Designer, Video Editor
Production work does not stay in one neat box anymore. A show might need a clean live switch, a working studio setup, a graphics package, a fast edit, and a handful of fixes no one saw coming until they were suddenly part of the day.
That kind of work has shaped me.
The lines between live shows, motion graphics, and video production kept moving, so I moved with them. Not because there was some perfect plan. The work just kept asking for it.
That is the part I have always liked. Once everything is in motion, the pieces are on the table, but the picture is not fully there yet. The show needs to run. The visuals and edit need to make sense for the project at hand.
Bit by bit, it all has to click into place and feel like one piece of work instead of a pile of separate parts.
That is where my best work usually happens.
The Production Chain
Three parts of production I know well.
Most of my work falls into live production, motion graphics, and video editing.
That can mean getting a show ready, switching cameras, building the graphics package, cutting down long-form content, shaping a promo, or finishing the edit for delivery.
Studio / Streaming / Show Support
Live Production & Technical Direction
Live production is the part where everything has to work right now.
The room gets built, the cameras get framed, the audio gets checked, the graphics get loaded, and the show has to keep moving once it starts. A lot of the job is staying calm, paying attention, and fixing the small things before they become big things.
- Technical Director
- Live Production
- Production Systems
Design / Animation / Visual Systems
Motion Graphics & Broadcast Packages
Motion graphics are where the show starts to feel like itself.
The open, the lower thirds, the title cards, the sports graphics, the explainers, and the little visual pieces all need to belong to the same world. Good graphics should have style, but they still need to read quickly and work inside the actual production.
- Motion Designer
- Broadcast Designer
Editing / Audio / Delivery
Video Editing & Promo Production
Editing is where the footage turns into the piece.
Promos, sizzle reels, cutdowns, interviews, podcasts, and live show recordings all have their own rhythm. The work is finding that rhythm, cleaning up the rough spots, and shaping the material so the story is easier to follow.
- Video Editor
- Promo Producer
Credits & Context
Where the work has lived.
A quick look at some of the shows, brands, studios, and production environments connected to my work.
The mix includes sports, entertainment, digital media, live shows, studio shoots, broadcast graphics, short-form content, web shows, and finished pieces for different kinds of screens.
