I directed this music video by using OpenAI to generate characters and static shots. I then used Kling and Runway ML to create the animations. Starting from the given audio track and lyrics, I developed the concept and brought the vision to life with a range of AI tools. My background in motion design ensured the storytelling remained cohesive and the final timing felt natural.

This is the second video in the Kindy Rock series. I transformed real-world characters into lively muppets. I used AI to refine and generate the character designs, then applied animation tools to bring them to life. My motion design experience guided the pacing, expressions, and overall visual harmony to create an engaging piece for young viewers.

I created the characters for this piece with the help of AI image generation tools, then animated them using a combination of software before completing the composition in After Effects. This project shows how I integrate AI-generated elements into my established motion design process to achieve a unique look while keeping full artistic control.

I created this music video on a very low budget, working single-handedly and completing it in only three days. The characters were drawn by hand and then re-imagined using Midjourney. The animations were also generated with Midjourney. I then assembled the results in After Effects to produce the final video.

For this documentary series focused on mental health and anxiety awareness, I used ChatGPT to write JavaScript code for After Effects to achieve complex animations. I also created the animations using Stable Diffusion and trained the models with a very early version of the tool in 2023, before the release of ComfyUI and major advancements in animation features.

This project demonstrates a hybrid workflow that blends traditional motion design skills with AI tools to accelerate production while maintaining strong creative control.

For this music video, I started with hand-drawn characters on paper and used AI to render them in a striking three-dimensional style. I generated key scene images with various AI tools and then animated the full sequence. My traditional animation skills ensured smooth movement and a clear narrative flow, blending analogue roots with new technology. Producing this animation single-handedly and on an extremely low budget was only possible through the use of AI.

This was my first video for the Kindy Rock series. I developed the characters based on real references and animated them using several AI tools. My motion design direction shaped the timing, energy, and visual appeal, resulting in a fun and cohesive piece that demonstrates my ability to use AI effectively for children’s content.

In this energetic music video, I generated a variety of characters with AI and prepared them as cut-out animations for After Effects. With further refinement in image editing software, I maintained strong artistic control over the final motion. The project highlights how I use AI selectively to speed up the creative process within a traditional animation workflow.

This is an ongoing personal project with a medium budget. It is an entirely AI-aided production, from budgeting and planning to scriptwriting, character development, character and shot design, animation, voices, and music.

This film serves as a strong showcase of what can be achieved in a serious animated project with the help of AI.

A groundbreaking animated fictional documentary, "The Race" re-examines Aesop’s classic fable "The Hare and the Tortoise" by asking a provocative question: What if the Hare’s infamous defeat was not a moral failing, but the unacknowledged struggle of undiagnosed ADHD?

The film explores the untold story of what happened after the finish line. Through compelling interviews with animal witnesses, this animated short unravels the events of the race and its devastating aftermath. It examines the profound public shaming that forced the Hare into exile, and how the mantra “Slow and steady wins the race” became an unyielding societal dogma.

"The Race" is a poignant exploration of judgment, neurodiversity, and the enduring power of societal narratives. It highlights the signs that, in retrospect, point to the Hare’s undiagnosed ADHD – from his impulsive bragging and interruptions to his sudden distraction and infamous nap. The film challenges viewers to reconsider deeply ingrained lessons and to look beyond surface behaviours to understand hidden struggles.