Video

One of my core programs that I worked on at T-Mobile was Case Drop. For this particular Drop, we worked with muralist and skateboard artist David Flores to do a piece in the Santa Monica signature store. The art was also used for the phone cases. I directed this video, interviewing David, and led the creative direction of the whole program and subsequent social execution.

When I joined Hyper Hippo, I saw a “history” page on their website, that had a brief written description of the early days of the studio, and how AdVenture Capitalist came to be. I thought it was a compelling enough story, and pitched the idea of doing an oral history of AdCap.

This mini-doc was the result of multiple months of filming, animating, and interviewing, and I’m very proud of how it came out (especially given that it was created at the height of Covid and was logistically a nightmare to film).

I wrote, directed, and filmed this onboarding video aimed and illustrating our company’s values. Happy with how it came together.

I personally wrote and helped produce this launch video that we created for the launch of T-Vision, T-Mobile’s first cable TV product.

We did a spoof of Undercover Bosses with our AdCap mascot. We had a lot of fun making this, and I liked how it came out. Unfortunately you have to deal with a little bit of my own acting here.

2nd of 4 videos about Team of Experts at T-Mobile. Co-wrote and directed.

Another meme-based ad that I developed, by taking previously published illustrated memes, and connecting them in a supercut with some light animation. Had a lot of help from our brilliant animators and illustrators that brought this concept to life.

An ad concept I came up with and directed, the “memelord” ads took pre-existing meme comics and gave them light animation, and stitched them together into a supercut that brings forward the irreverent brand of AdComm.

We enjoy blending AdCap IP with existing pop culture references when it makes sense. I came up with this concept, and directed this video that was in support of our holiday sales for AdCap. Our animators did a great job brining these iconic Grinch scenes to life, and I’m happy with how it came out.

This series was done in promotion of T-Mobile’s “Netflix On Us” benefit. I wrote, directed, and helped produce this series of videos.

Probably my favorite video series to produce was “24 hours in” which took our host (in this case, the incomparable Naz Perez) to cities across the globe and played up T-Mobile’s coverage, ideal for travelers looking for experiences anywhere. I partnered with ATTN: on this series, as the internal stakeholder and producer.

Another fun riff on a popular format (Vogue’s 73 questions). I wrote, directed, and did some camera-work on this video.

4th of 4 videos about Team of Experts.

3rd of 4 videos

I wanted to do an Ocean’s 11 riff with our AdVenture characters in support of the studio’s 10th anniversary. I did the screen direction for this video since it doesn’t have any dialogue, and came up with the concept.

Sometimes you gotta do weird shit. Like a 10min guided meditation video feature your animated main character. It has no real goal other than to just flesh out the world of AdCap. I directed and co-wrote this with my team member, Mikey.

I have a weird appreciation for interview videos in front of a white cyc. I directed this little number featuring our main video hosts Kathy and Lindsay.

I feel like we do a good job with trailers for our limited time events. This one I wrote and gave screen direction for.

We love Willy Wonka. And we wanted to do something big for our new Wonka-themed event, so this is what we made. I co-wrote and directed this, with some amazing work with all of our animators.

One of my favorite projects to work on at Hyper Hippo was our update videos that give our players regular updates on what’s happening in-game. This one I wrote and directed.

Wrote and directed this video - one of the first video projects I worked on in the T-Mobile Brand Studio.