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  • Intel Series pt 6: “Kayak”

    Intel Series pt 6: “Kayak”

      Our last one for the Intel series!  What a journey. Starting out, we see a typical video conference.  Our high profile businesswoman is kicking corporate butt.  But then we reveal that she’s actually lakeside- using the power of Intel to convince her colleagues that she’s all business, but actually keeping a great work/life separation.…

  • Intel Series pt 5:  “Replay”

    Intel Series pt 5: “Replay”

      Here’s another in the Intel series- quickly executed shoot boards for an Intel campaign highlighting tech innovations in daily life. This one’s silly- a dude gets hit in the face with a water balloon- a slow motion video captures the impact and aftermath- EPIC PRANK.  All that’s left is to edit and post it…

  • Intel Series pt 4: “Hello”

    Intel Series pt 4: “Hello”

    Another quick one for the “Intel” series- a series of closeup portraits of tech users from all walks of life and points on the globe.  No matter who you are, your tech is as personal as your… uh, personality.  You unique thing, you. The client had cast all the actors for the spot already, so…

  • Intel Series pt 3: “Drone”

    Intel Series pt 3: “Drone”

      Lost in the woods?  Panicked for your life?  Hunted by bears?  No worry, Intel is there with a superintelligent rescue drone to track you by your heat signature and lead you back to civilization- capable of dodging trees in it’s path as well. This board continues the Intel Series I knocked out a while…

  • Intel Series pt 2: “Cliff”

    Intel Series pt 2: “Cliff”

      Just a quick post today – I’ve got quite the backlog of great boards waiting to go up but I have been too busy to make posts!  So I’m just going to kind of rush through the rest of the “Intel” series- after all, I did them all in one day (practically) and no…

  • Intel Series pt 1: “Plunge” featuring the Peak fitness watch

    Intel Series pt 1: “Plunge” featuring the Peak fitness watch

    Another great spot I storyboarded for my clients at Slim Pictures.  These is an Intel commercial but focused on their integration with the latest offerings in computing wearables- called out in this case as the Peak fitness watch. In this spot we chase our Heroine through a densely wooded northern California forest- tracking, panning, pushing…

  • Dude, Draw My Car

    Dude, Draw My Car

    Here’s a fun commercial I did for my great clients at Bark Bark– A great opportunity for me to draw high energy classic car action! In this spot, we see two young men tooling around in a classic Camaro- living out their personal Fast and Furious fantasies- After lots of quick action cuts and inserts,…

  • Kindle “Voyage” Storyboards

    Kindle “Voyage” Storyboards

    Here’s a cool project- Amazon’s new paperwhite Kindle Reader, the Voyage, is so paper-realistic, you just can’t believe it’s not paper.  And thus, the commercial for this device is a kind of paper-craft 3d papery world with classic print text on the paper.  Paper. I did a lot of storyboards/concept frames for this spot- it…

  • “Call of Duty: Ghosts” Cinematic Storyboards – Part 4

    This sequence was the load movie for the final mission of the video game- the big showdown, the final push of the forces of good versus the forces of evil.  D-Day.  Armageddon.  All in.  The plan?  Knock out the satellite defenses in orbit which will allow the tank forces to breach the command control center…

  • Call of Duty: Ghosts – Cinematic Storyboards Pt. 3

    This was a cool sequence- here we attempted to tell the story of how the balance of wold power shifted in this fictional universe and fostered the rise of the fascist warmongers in South America (it’s a video game, folks, not CNN).  We open on a nuclear blast in the middle east- the fallout of…

  • Whiskey Commercial

    Earlier this year I had the pleasure of working with the talented director Emil Khar on a whiskey commercial.  Emil has a real flair for cinematic storytelling without relying on dialogue, which, as a storyboard artist, I really appreciate.  It’s always so much more interesting to tell a story in pictures without words, because it…