Netflix – Suburra
Character animation and campaign graphics for Netflix’s Suburra: Blood on Rome, developed from early concepts through to final promotional assets.
Work
Character animation and campaign graphics for Netflix’s Suburra: Blood on Rome, developed from early concepts through to final promotional assets.
Invisible VFX, object removal and set extension work for Hilow Films, involving detailed tracking, rotoscoping and post-production clean-up.
Typographic animation and supporting campaign graphics for Stand Up To Cancer, created with Howl Films for Channel 4 and Cancer Research UK.
Broadcast identity and motion graphics package for the BAFTA Television Craft Awards, built around a low-poly BAFTA mask and a refined flat graphic system.
Compositing and grade work for Noisebox Films, integrating fan-made videos into a stylised fake screen treatment with analogue TV noise and texture.
A fluid ink-based title sting for Elton John’s Wonderful Crazy Night, created to bring the album’s expressive artwork into motion across a series of promo films.
Graphic overlay package for the 2015 repack of Take That’s III, extending the album artwork into motion across live, studio and behind-the-scenes footage.
Title sting and graphics package for ESPN’s Sachin Tendulkar documentary, using parallax animation and archive imagery to create a cinematic opening and cohesive on-screen identity.
A high-energy campaign edit for JD Sports’ 2014 Spring/Summer promo, combining chroma-shot performance footage, bold compositing and animated typographic interventions.
A hybrid lyric and behind-the-scenes video for Take That’s Let In The Sun, using restrained typography and compositing to integrate lyrics seamlessly into the footage.
A full broadcast graphics package for Bear Grylls: Extreme Survival Caught on Camera, creating a more distinctive on-screen identity across titles, lower thirds, breakdowns and themed episodic graphics.
Online post-production for Temples’ Colours To Life, combining keying, compositing and grade refinement to integrate live-action footage with animated plates.
Broadcast identity for the 2013 BAFTA Television Craft Awards, reconstructing the BAFTA mask from over one million TV and production-related elements in a cinematic celebration of behind-the-scenes craft.
Post-production VFX for Manga & Wiley ft. Lilly McKenzie’s Time, compositing over 350 shots into a flip-clock structure that drove both the transitions and the edit.
A reimagined motion identity for BAFTA, developed from a full 3D scan of the iconic mask and delivered across broadcast, social and digital platforms in multiple formats.
Graphics for BAFTA’s annual Film Awards cinematic trailer, supporting the national campaign and building anticipation for the ceremony.