Motion Design
Motion Design Showreel
A selection of my best work in motion design, animation, and 3D modeling.
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Motion Design Showreel Credits
The "True Colors Theme" background music was provided by Lux Largo Productions.
All animation work was done by me. All graphic assets were made by me with a few exceptions:
- 0:20: Mobile Bay National Estuary Program logo
- 0:24: TouchPoint Support Services vector graphics
- 0:28: Mobile Bay National Estuary Program Values icons
- 0:38: Augusta University shield and branding (excluding the "Art and Design" type treatment), as well as the public domain artworks shown
- 0:59: Martial arts video clip provided with permission from the subject, Sam Lee Herring/F808Z
- All stock footage shown is free to use and sourced from Pexels.com.
MBNEP: The Sediment We Share
A selection of animations created for a Mobile Bay National Estuary Program video explaining the impact of sediment on local waterways. Watch the full video here!
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"The Sediment We Share"
Case Study
The Client
The Mobile Bay National Estuary Program (MBNEP) has been a leader in restoring and protecting Estuaries of National Significance since 1995. It is the designated National Estuary Program (NEP) for all Coastal Alabama.
The Challenge
As a part of its stewardship of Coastal Alabama, the MBNEP often needs to communicate complex ecological concepts with community leaders and stakeholders. As they began to incorporate more video work into their outreach efforts, it soon became clear that some concepts and data could not be easily shown through video alone.
The Solution
I worked closely with the MBNEP Private Sector Program Lead, Director, and production studio (Skodaworks Media & Marketing) to enhance their videos with motion graphics and animated segments while maintaining scientific accuracy. The requeseted aesthetic of "90s Science Textbook" was achieved through custom illustrated maps and assets, and I leaned heavily on particle effects and simulations to illustrate the movement of sediment throughout coastal waterways. The result was a polished and engaging video that makes a compelling case for the importance of the MBNEP's work in maintaining ecological balance.
The Process
Client Sketches
Storyboards
Final Result
Watch the full video here!
The Results
“Tripp was awesome to work with. He was able to take complicated scientific concepts, get a working understanding of them quickly, and turn around an animation that helped us communicate those concepts to the public. All in just a couple of weeks!”
Henry Perkins, Private Sector Program Lead
Mobile Bay National Estuary Program
MBNEP: The Waters We Share
A selection of animations, title cards, and lower thirds created for a Mobile Bay National Estuary Program Annual Meeting video explaining the impact of waterways on local communities. Watch the full video here!
TouchPoint: Digital Healthcare Ecosystem
Animated introductions for a video highlighting various medical technologies. Map graphics provided by the client, but animated by me.
MBNEP: Our Six Values
Animated intro cards for a series of videos highlighting the different ways the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program is a steward of waterways along Mobile Bay.
Green Infrastructure
Columbia County Stormwater Compliance environmental education campaign
Iridescent Ending Credits
The ending credits for "Iridescent," a soon-to-be-released student film created by The Animation Program at Augusta University. Motion Design by me, Music by Tristan Arostegui, Vocals by Samantha Grubbs, Lyrics by A.B. Osborne.
