Professional Portfolio
Below is a selection of my professional work, showcasing campaigns I’ve contributed to across various brands and industries.
Click on any project to view the full campaign, including my role and success metrics.
![Smile For The Dead [Documentary]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cb00d03df53856981a7b4f/99023045-44eb-40ba-b0b1-da19dcf38dfd/Screenshot+2025-09-24+at+8.38.01%E2%80%AFpm.png)
![Déjà Vu [Short Film]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cb00d03df53856981a7b4f/184b3492-8f0f-4589-81ea-a372591d48c5/Screenshot+2025-09-26+at+3.49.28%E2%80%AFpm.png)
Just For Fun - A Few Personal Projects
Driven by my love for motion design and video editing, I’ve spent years experimenting through personal projects — playful explorations that push my creativity and technical skills. Take a look below!
A short motion graphic exploring facial animation and character expression. I focused on ensuring the transition between each frame was seamless using one of my favourite motion tricks - morphing.
Full video was designed and animated in After Effects. I created all assets used.
Motion graphic concept for a fictional Nike Air Max x Tokyo 2020 Olympics collaboration.
Responsible for all 3D modeling, animation, compositing, and motion graphics using ZBrush, Maya, Substance, and After Effects.
Collaborated with my husband (a fellow video editor and gamer!) on a music video celebrating our favourite video games.
This excerpt showcases a short preview of the project, edited by me. You can see the full video here.
(If you’re a gamer - the full video contains spoilers for Final Fantasy VII Remake/Rebirth & XVI!)
Digital painting of my cat! I really focused on nailing the lightning for this. I’m always looking for ways to improve my illustration skills.
Painted using Sketchbook Pro (formerly Autodesk Sketchbook).
Inspired by this Genshin Impact promotional material, I used a still image to create a character animation.
Layers separated & repainted using Photoshop. Rigged & animated in After Effects.
Inspired by the ‘A-ha - Take On Me’ music video, I reimagined some of my favourite video game characters in the style of an animated sketchbook.
Created in After Effects.