RxSaver needed a high-impact ad to match their newly updated identity, and my concept was selected out of 12 internal agency submissions. Taking the reins entirely solo, I translated a brief text document into a fully realized broadcast spot. I owned everything from storyboarding and script collaboration to asset creation, sound design, and client reviews.

This was a massive milestone for my creative confidence. The final video was sowell-received by the client that RetailMeNot actually updated portions of thelive RxSaver website and branding to align with the visual style I established.

Thisproject arrived as a single-paragraph request to recap a massive corporate year—and required me to dive into a sprawling email web of over 100 disconnected stakeholders to hunt down employee stories and assets. Over two incredibly intense weeks, I acted as both a production manager and motion designer, bridging corporate PR with organic employee content and editing acohesive VO script out of dozens of sources.

This piece forced me to level up my client management skills under immense pressure. On the technical side, the sheer velocity of the project pushed my After Effects and Cinema 4D workflows to a much faster, cleaner, and more instinctual level.

Working under Salesforce’s notoriously strict creative guardrails, I helped co-captain the concepts, narrative layout, and motion strategy for two high-profile keynote videos explaining how enterprise LLMs revolutionize daily workflows. Because of tight internal timelines, I fluidly transitioned from structural direction into a high-octane production support role—handling asset creation,script editing, and animation polish.

This project sharpened my ability to navigate enterprise-level brand guidelines and maintain creative integrity under scrutiny. It proved I could dissect a complex, deeply technical subject like generative AI and help mold it into a beautifully digestible keynote narrative.