Translating Sound Into Motion
I’ve created music visualizers for a wide range of artists, often building directly from existing album artwork or from creative briefings with the artist. Each visualizer is designed to reflect the tone and identity of the track, showcasing each artist’s unique visual language while bringing their world to life through custom visuals.
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Experimentation plays a big role in my process. I regularly use tools like TouchDesigner to build audio-reactive systems, allowing visuals to respond dynamically to the music and create a more immersive viewing experience.
Narrative Driven Visuals
Alongside music visualizers, I’ve worked extensively on documentary-style long-form edits; turning raw footage into cohesive, story driven videos. These projects focus on clean pacing, thoughtful transitions, and letting key moments breathe so the narrative can unfold naturally.
One standout project was collaborating with UFC Heavyweight Champion Tom Aspinall and his team on a mini documentary showcasing his journey to becoming world champion. Music, sound design, and transitions were carefully used to drive emotional beats, while archival footage provided by his family allowed us to include never before seen moments that made the story feel personal and relatable.