Well, since I don't want to continue being so irregular with my posts, here are a few images of some styleframes I worked on during the past year.
For motion graphics, before you ever start the animation process, there are two very important stages in the design process: styleframes and storyboards.
Styleframes establish what a project will look like. They are a few snapshots in time showing key moments that show the color palette, the mood, the feel, etc.
These are some styleframes I worked on for a show pitch to HBO Sports. The show was called 24/7:
These were for a branding video for a medical technology company called Medtronic:
And here are some for an awards presentation video for Hewlett-Packard. The frames are extra widescreen because they were for a live presentation that utilized two HD projectors placed side to side, overlapping one another:
If you want to see some AMAZING examples of styleframes, check out this work by Nate Howe.
This is Brandon / Bam, a motion graphic designer / DJ now based in Brooklyn via San Francisco. Check out my portfolio at: www.invibe.com