While working on The Doctors I've created everything from lower third and title graphics to interactive medical animations and photorealistic computer generated character animation integrated into live action background plates. As well as large scale advertisements for Times square in NYC.

I took a temporary position on the show to cover for a friend while he took a medical leave. While there I did this fun little reenactment video for their "@midnight Investigates" special on Time-Traveling Third-Party Presidential Candidate Andrew D. Basiago.

I occasionally work for Jimmy Kimmel Live when they need an extra hand in the graphics department.

I worked on several projects for Pixomondo in the summer of 2012. Including a 180-degree dome-screen projection for a trade show and a Stereoscopic Paramount Studios Vault logo for the opening of "Katy Perry: Part Of Me"

In addition to working on numerous pilots I did graphics and VFX for such shows as CMT's "Gone Country" and BET's "The Boot".

I did Props on Spike TV's CSI inspired reality series "Murder". I was original hired for my knowledge of Special FX Makeup specifically fake blood.My responsibilities included but were not limited to:Formulating fake blood, brains, skull fragments, and various other bodily fluids and/or elements. And then splattering them all over walls and furniture to match pictures of real murder scenes. I was filmed while I dressed the set and consequentially that resulted in my hands portraying those of the various killers in most of the reenactment scenes.I created props and fake evidence to scatter throughout the crime scenes as needed. An opportunity that inadvertently led to me influencing the story line of one particular episode in which the back cover of a faux graphic novel that I had designed ended up being read on camera. In addition to taking care of the teams' CSI kits (fingerprinting tools, evidence bags etc.) It was also my job to track and manage evidence collected by each team. This included taking continuity photos on set, as well as re-dressing each crime scene to match the way it was left by a particular team. I also assisted in the creation and implementation of ballistic gelatin heads and torsos used for murder and bludgeoning simulation. It was one of the most hectic, insane and stressful jobs I've ever done, but it was also one of the most fun and memorable.