Motion visuals for keynotes, stages and exhibitions
Screens aren't the only canvas. Motion for stage visuals, trade show booths and installations has to hold a room: it is seen from a distance, on unusual screen sizes, often live and with no second take.
I create event visuals for agencies producing keynotes, festivals and brand experiences, and for brands showing up at events. With Koto Studio I animated the keynote presentation for Nu Bank's Nu Era launch event in Miami. For Bread & Butter by Zalando I designed idents and animations from the festival's graphic assets, and for Qiddiya I contributed event screen content and live installation pieces.
What you get
- Keynote and stage visuals, including animated presentation scenes
- Idents, loops and transitions for event screens
- Content for trade show booths and installations
- Exports to the exact specs of LED walls and large-format screens
How I work
Brief
We map the screens, their sizes and the running order, and how the visuals connect to the identity of the event.
Styleframes
Frames show the look at the real proportions of each screen before animation starts.
Production
Animation built as a flexible system of pieces, so changes close to the event stay manageable.
Delivery
Final files to the specs of each screen, organised for the show team.
Selected work
Questions
Who do you work with?
Mostly branding and design agencies that need a senior motion designer on their team, often white label. I also work directly with brands that have a clear need and someone on their side who owns the brief.
What do you need from a brief?
Screen specs and sizes, the event date, the running order if there is one and the graphic assets the visuals should build on.
Can you work from existing event graphics?
Yes. For Bread & Butter the work was to find the kinetic potential in the supplied graphics and build a flexible set of video content from them.
Do you work remotely or in Berlin?
Both. I am based in Berlin and work with teams worldwide, remotely by default. Briefings, reviews and calls happen in English, German or Spanish.