University projects
Studying Creative Media Technology has been a journey shaped by curiosity, collaboration, and a love for bringing ideas to life.
Each project has been an opportunity to experiment, refine my craft, and discover new ways of telling stories through motion, sound, design, and technology.
This page offers a glimpse into the work that defined my time at university projects that challenged me, inspired me, and helped me grow into the creative practitioner I am today.
Opening titles for live band
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Project A119 - Title Sequence
A 1950s B‑movie–style title sequence featuring a giant robot from space, animated in a bold comic‑book aesthetic. Retro sci‑fi energy, humour, and dynamic visuals set the tone for a fun, nostalgic adventure.
Channel 4 - Branding Idents
A set of 10‑second Channel 4 idents created using 3D modelling and animation. Reimagining Channel 4’s identity through modern 3D techniques.
Supernatural Dating Agency Title Sequence
I created a 60‑second title sequence for a fictional TV programme based on the comedy book Supernatural Dating Agency. The aim was to translate the book’s playful supernatural world into a cinematic, character‑driven motion graphic sequence that feels ready for broadcast.
All full‑length projects and descriptions are hosted on my Behance portfolio.
Dorian Gray-Title Sequence
A modern horror‑inspired redesign of the Dorian Gray (2009) title sequence.
Justice is not blind Short film
A short film produced by using random categories rolled by a dice.
Abstract visuals for live performance
The experimental video I want to create for my portfolio is a visual abstract piece designed for a live performance, intended to play in the background during a concert.
For this project, I’ve chosen the Japanese band HANABIE.
They are an all‑girl metal‑core group known for blending heavy metal, electronic elements, Harajuku fashion, and anime‑inspired visuals.
Drop Deodorant Marketing
Our group was tasked with producing a creative media product and campaign in response to a given brief. The brief focused on a mock-up brand called Drop Deodorant a new concept in waste‑free deodorant designed specifically for teenagers.
My role in the project was to create all the graphic side to the campaign, from poster design to main stream visual advertising.
3D animation advertisement
I chose to model and advertise the Boss Katana-Air amplifier. Its premium Katana stereo speaker system makes it an ideal product to showcase. As a guitarist myself, the amp is a natural fit for me to model and promote.
My history before university
During my time in the music scene, I had the opportunity to design logos for rock bands, creating unique visual identities that reflected their sound and style.
I also produced eye-catching promotional posters for live gigs at local music venues, helping to generate buzz and draw in audiences. These experiences allowed me to blend creativity with strategic design, all within a fast-paced, collaborative environment.
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Alongside my core motion graphics work, I also bring a broader creative toolkit that spans Graphic Design and UX/UI.
These additional skills allow me to approach projects with a more holistic perspective, blending visual identity, user experience, and thoughtful design to create work that feels both polished and purposeful.
Freelance Projects.