With FRQNCY Media, crafted new and improved branding for the 5th season of "Tomorrow is the Problem", ICA Miami's podcast.

Designed and animated audiograms and graphics, heavily leaning towards documentary style motion graphics for the audio-only podcast.

Focused on bringing meaningful storytelling approach to the audiograms, to match the museum and the podcast's aesthetic.

Comissioned to design two websites for the Playfair Technologies startup to present and promote the company's products.

Built out both site skeletons and mockups in Figma, and created more engaging graphic and animated assets in After Effects.

Developed the projects in NextJS with TailwindCSS with a tight 2-week timeline, delivering them publicly for investors and users.

Contributed to the first season of 'Riser Diaries', TurboTax's podcast hosted by Matt James. It delves into the financial journeys of guests like Lele Pons, Angel Reese, and Corporate Natalie.

Edited the video podcast for Youtube, focusing on making natural cuts for the interviews and giving the podcast a vibrant, professional color grading.

Consulted the team alongside FRQNCY Media on the remote workflow to maximize the color and resolution qualities delivered.

Developed and implemented creative visions for FRQNCY Media and its sister brand in alignment with brand identity, business goals, and values.

Sourced and oversaw freelance graphic designers, illustrators, and podcast producers. Interfaced with clients to craft visual identities for client podcasts, managed creative processes from concept to completion.

Conceptualized and crafted visually engaging content for social media, including graphics, animations, and videos.

I led a transformative journey for the Atlas Primer app, enhancing user engagement and satisfaction through meticulous app auditing, a comprehensive redesign, data-driven refinement, and close collaboration with the CEO.

My Audio & Podcasting experience played a vital role in shaping unique features for the Audio Learning Assistant App.

I collaborated with Gregory Warner, NPR's Rough Translation podcast host, to establish the brand identity for "Rough Transition" and its Substack.

Through a holistic, theme-driven approach, we meticulously crafted a color scheme, icon, logotype, and assets that resonate with the project's essence.

This creative partnership prioritized aligning visual elements with core values and intended audience, resulting is a captivating and authentic brand identity.

This project presents 8 social media videos for the Brett Cook & Liz Lerman: Reflection & Action exhibition at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco.

These videos feature artist quotes, brought to life through motion graphics and typography, to promote the thought-provoking nature of the artists' work. The result is a series of eye-catching and memorable videos capturing the essence of the exhibition.

In my previous position as a Podcast Producer and Editor at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, I was responsible for designing and implementing a committed pipeline for the marketing team's top 3 remote podcasts.

I also edited, mixed, and published 14 podcast episodes using Adobe Audition, Izotope RX, and Descript.

During the production of my last short film, “Golmi”, my excitement for technology led me to create 3D software add-ons and LAN group management software that enabled me to singlehandedly animate & render over 50 realistic visual effects shots in a period of 4 months.

I was then able to pass on that software to peers which dramatically improved their workflow.