Hey, thanks for stopping by! I’ve put this page together for the Meta Creative X Team, this is a quick selection showcasing how I’ve been folding AI into my process for the last two years. Enjoy! I appreciate your time :)
01 · Webex by Cisco
Before touching After Effects, I used AI image generation to build full visual worlds, style frames, palette, or just mood so the creative team could align on direction before any animation work began.
Concept shared by Creative Director
I also use it further down the pipeline, generating textures and elements I bring straight into post, instead of hand-painting or hunting for stock every time I need a surface or a background element.
AI GENERATIONS
02 · Remitly
For an internal video, I used AI to animate Remi (their mascot) in specific shots the team briefed. That meant going from a shot list to usable footage fast, without a full rig-and-render cycle. They liked it so much, they also asked for other illustrations and shots created with AI.
03 · SEMA4 - Gartner Looping Video
I used AI throughout the process to move faster, translating dense source material into clearer visual narratives, testing different layout and storytelling directions, iterating on concepts before locking the final system.
It also helped simplify heavy information and find ways to make the experience feel more engaging, rather than just a powerpoint of information.
04 · Stanley
This one might be a bit “unglamorous” but helped me a lot! Mid-project on a list of 400 names, the client asked (super late minute) to switch it from their order to alphabetical. Instead of resorting 400 names by hand, or going back to ask for more time, I used AI to fix it in seconds and kept the project on schedule!
05 · Fear - A personal AI short film
A short film built end to end on AI tools, image generation to voice over. The film isn't really the deliverable. What I actually walked away with is a specific sense of where these tools are strong, where they break, and how to direct them.
