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A short animation done for Mercury CSC, an advertising and graphic design agency in Bozeman, MT. It functioned as a piece of a longer case study on their client ExOfficio.
This website is intended to provide a community for alumni of the Science and Natural History Film program at Montana State University. The official website for the program lacked any form of information about current or past MFA students. This website provides current company status, relevant skills, and graduation year for each student and alum.
Life On TERRA is a collaborative film-space project produced by the students of the Science and Natural History Filmmaking program at Montana State University. The aim for the website was accessibility and to provide an online community for science and nature filmmakers. Visit the website.
In 2010, I spent some time working and traveling around New Zealand. This gallery is my attempt to represent the country’s landscape through panoramic photographs.
Atom is a short, animated film about the ‘life’ of Atom X. From the big bang to the emergence of life on Earth and beyond, this film tells a rather brief story of, well, everything.
ArtSci is a film that explores two bridges of the cultural chasm between Art and Science. A self-proclaimed “Cerebralist,” Todd Siler is a Denver-based visual artist (…or is he a scientist?) known for his exploration of neuroscience and nuclear physics not through MRIs and multi-million dollar experiments, but through paint and charcoal. Then there is Shawn Lani of San Francisco’s Exploratorium. From magnets fields and liquid mirrors to the simple act of watching water freeze, he is an interpreter of science, and art is his language.
Go to ArtSci page
