THESE ARE BUMPERS I HAVE DONE FOR PROFESSIONAL WORK. THESE WERE USED TO PUT BEFORE AND AT THE END OF CLIENT'S ONLINE, EMAIL, AND SOCIAL MEDIA BLAST.
SPECTRUM
Spectrum is a client that is a financial advisor that works exclusively with police and first responders. One of their office is located in a police station. This was one of the first time I really got to use skills learned with mattes and trim paths. My goal and inspiration on this was, how do I make an episode of Blue Bloods in ten seconds.
PRESERVATION
This advisor I used a stock photo of the city they were based in and gave it a parallax effect. Learning how to import Illustrator files as comps to retain their vector origins I was able to do the opacity scaling drop-ins for all the individual pieces of the logo icon. I have used this process in other projects and really enjoy it. It makes the icon feel like a puzzle being put together. I feel a huge inspiration for this is the old school New Line Cinema intros. Watching all the pieces of the film reel fall into place to form the logo is awesome.
OLSON & WILSON
This bumper is where giving it everything worked. Sound design was crucial on this with all the impacting motions. Since the clients colors are gold and silver metal sounds were chosen but the drill rev for the spin made it work and get away with just using another swoosh or wind sound. I was inspired by a coworker's school project. They used the sound of a revolver's chambers spinning for an animated hexagon to spin. Parallax with all the light sheens made a relatable believable yet unknown environment.
CONQUERING RETIREMENT
This is an animated logo for a show intro. The logo was designed by another designer, passed to me to animate, and then I passed the the animated comp to an editor for the final intro.
LIVE WELL
Having the logo appear from the inside out was a fun approach. Timing was key for this with motion and sound.
ROBINSON FINANCIAL
For this bumper trim paths were used for the reveal of the R. Since some line were longer than others timing was key with this. Another example of minimal sound design.
FORTY-TWO FINANCIAL
This company is owned by former MLB pitcher Scott Karl and it is named after his number 42. I was wanting this to feel like you were at the ball bark from parallax of home plate, the crack of the bat signaling the entrance of the ball to the logo, and the roar of the crowd.