Portfolio Video

Every clip here came out of a live project, not a showreel exercise. Some are product animations built to explain a mechanism to a licensee, some are video sell sheets used to pitch retail buyers, and some are process films that document how a prototype was made. The CAD driving them is the same CAD that went to the factory, which is why the geometry, the materials and the finishes match what shipped.

Animation is usually the cheapest way to test whether an idea reads clearly. A thirty-second clip showing a product being opened, worn or assembled removes most of the ambiguity a static rendering leaves behind, and it costs a fraction of a functional prototype. For licensing submissions in particular, a short animation paired with a one-page sell sheet is the format most corporations expect to receive.

If you need something similar, the practical inputs are a resolved concept, the key features you want emphasised and the length limit imposed by wherever the video will be shown.