Matthew Dwyer

Designed logos, opening titles, lower thirds, transitions, scoreboards, countdown timers, and end cards.

Redesigned Family Feud logo to differentiate but also fit into the branding of the original broadcast version. Designed and animated opening titles, lower thirds, transitions, scoreboards, countdown timers, and end cards.

Designed logos, opening titles, lower thirds, transitions, scoreboards, countdown timers, and end cards.

Designed logos, opening titles, lower thirds, transitions, scoreboards, countdown timers, and end cards.

Designed kinetic typography animations

• Animated opening logo animation • Designed, boarded and animated 2 min Power Plume animation

I animated a series of explainer videos for the eCommerce company, Okanjo. I also created the character designs to match with the brand's art direction.

I animated and composited the main title sequence for Prop-a-ganza in the span of 3 days.

As the sole VFX artist, the video for "Airsick" required me to animate, composite, and rotoscope every shot. The video went on to win Music Video of the Year at the 2013 RadioMilwaukee Music Awards.

• Critiqued and assisted student edits • Produced on-location shoots with artists such as Allen Stone, Generationals and Field Report • Managed footage organization, data backups and software installation

Rotoscoped and prepared multiple shots for compositing 3D motion graphics

• Create animations, animatics and storyboards • Produce VFX heavy music videos, broadcast commercials and product videos • Deal directly with clients to create effective video content

• Designed and animated title sequences • Shot live events and instructional videos • Recorded sound on location

• Rotoscoped & composited shots • Animated business to business videos • Created animatics for live-action commercials • Designed and animated DVD menus

Designed and animated closing credits animation

• Rotoscoped photographs/props • Composited background plates

Assisted Property Master with organization and arranged set pieces for web/print campaign photographed by Jim Fiscus.