My Process

Behind the Scenes

From initial beat sheets to shot selection logic, here’s a glimpse into how I plan, structure, and shape each video. Whether it’s mapping out a trailer arc, building pacing around gameplay tension, or working closely with the team to lock tone and timing, every piece starts with clear intent.

  • Overview of a detailed project plan with sections labeled 'Shotlist' and 'Project,' including maps, timelines, and images with colored annotations, diagrams, and notes related to game development or a mission strategy.
  • A collage of images depicting gameplay maps and scenes from a video game, categorized into three difficulty levels: 3v3+, 2v2, and 1v1. The maps show various interior and exterior environments, with in-game annotations, diagrams, and overlays of map layouts and locations.
  • Flowchart diagram describing features of a video game called 'Battle for the Biocore (BOTBC)', including sections on intro, gameplay modes, and game design concepts, with images of computer graphics and gameplay scenes at the bottom.
  • A detailed presentation slide outlining steps for securing a biocore in a video game, with sections labeled Intro, step one - preparation, step two - capturing a biocore, step three - securing a biocore, and outro, including diagrams, in-game screenshots, and instructional text.
  • A collection of video game screenshots organized in a grid, showing various scenes from different games with labels such as 'Keep,' 'New,' and 'Steam Finals' indicating their categorization or status.
  • A digital collage of various promotional images and interfaces for the game Ascendant, including a Steam page, marketing ads, in-game screens, and concept art, showcasing the game's themes of survival, hacking, and sci-fi aesthetics.