Small roster, big ideas
A new monthly service is launching soon — made for brands that want creative that actually feels personal. I’m keeping the roster light to stay hands-on, because small-batch creativity always hits different.
Duckbill the Movie_with music
REEL 2026_v2
Darkbird_Teaser.mov
DuckBill: The Game Show
Fentanyl Campaign_Harris Country Public Health
Duckbill_Origins_Part 1
Project Schoolhouse_CLIP
CitizenM_60sec_1080
Reel
The Man from Mathura_Teaser
Vote Mural_Male VO_English
The Long Walk_Intro
Dynamite_ACL_Clip.mov
Briscoe at The Continental
Clip_Spectrum Brands_Well Aware
Well Aware_#JoinTheVillage
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Built from Frames, Prompts, Gut Feelings—and a Whole Lot of Creative Experimentation
I create hybrid media using traditional filmmaking techniques, digital illustration tools, and generative AI—blending the old and the new to tell stories that feel both experimental and grounded. Based in Austin, Texas, I explore what happens when creative tools align... and what happens when they don’t.
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Before the prompt:
Long before AI could fill in the blanks, I was blending visual layers by hand—cutting film frames, building composites, and integrating digital elements the old-fashioned way. This section is both an homage and an evolution: traditional filmmaking stitched together with early experiments in digital video manipulation and manual compositing.
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"SPORTBACK"
In the early 2000s, I developed my first product: The SPORTBACK—a minimalist trail running pack that organically evolved into a lightweight camera bag for indie filmmakers. Designed with form, function, and agility in mind, it became my go-to gear for run-and-gun filmmaking and adventure shoots. Huge thanks to Jon Gross and Jeremy Brown, who helped bring this early design to life.
"DUCKBILL"
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My next project lives somewhere between product design and storytelling. It started with DUCKBILL—a grip tool for fast, scrappy filmmaking. Somewhere along the way, I built a puppet to serve as its mascot. One’s a tool. One’s a character.The project’s not quite ready, but it’s definitely alive. Stay tuned.
