Underbelly Creative

Film
Photography

This collection highlights my expertise in lifestyle, studio, and product photography, as well as my filmmaking skills to concept, shoot, edit, and animate. Each project showcases a unique vision brought to life through creative flexibility, collaboration, and attention to detail.

The first project is a short film documenting the creation of Underbelly’s neon sign by Brimley Neon, a family-owned shop. The video captures their dedication and artistry, showcasing the intricate process behind neon signmaking.

Also featured are a series of clean, detailed product photos for the Underbelly store and promotional materials. Shot against a white backdrop, these images emphasize subtle textures and details, drawing attention to the craftsmanship of each item.

CREDITS
Clothing Design
Dave Keller

Underbelly Team Animation

Film

In a collaborative project with the entire Underbelly team, I directed and executed a looping animation where everyone, regardless of skill level, could contribute frames. From concept to completion, I ensured seamless integration of illustrations from the admin, development, and design teams. The result was a vibrant, team-driven animation showcasing creativity across disciplines.

For a branded gift bag of Underbelly swag with an ocean-themed sandwich shop concept, I designed studio and lifestyle photoshoots featuring a bold red backdrop and cohesive styling. The playful, on-theme visuals combined creative direction with precise execution, resulting in a polished, branded look.

CREDITS
Brand and Packaging Design
Underbelly Visual Design Team

Utah Wildlife Mural

Film

To celebrate a new mural in Underbelly’s common space, I directed and shot a video documenting its creation. Designed by a talented illustrator, the mural showcases Utah’s outdoors, wildlife, and Underbelly’s passion for illustration. Through thoughtful cinematography and storytelling, the video highlights the creativity and craftsmanship behind this impressive artwork.

CREDITS
Illustrator
Brad Edwards
SandboxVR
Photography
National Geographic
Photography