Stoveguard came to us with a superior product but an underdeveloped presence. As a new company in a young industry, they quickly realized that sales wouldn’t come without first educating customers on what the product is, who it’s for, and the problems it solves. After spending $30,000 on a physical shoot for their website, ads, and media—with little return to show for it—they turned to 3D as a smarter solution. The goal was clear: elevate their brand’s look and feel to match the quality of their product and strengthen its positioning in the market.

As a new product, the main challenge was simple: customers didn’t understand what it was or how it worked. Using that insight as our foundation, we created a concise 15-second ad demonstrating its use case, which ran across Instagram, Facebook, Youtube, Mountain TV, and other channels.

This video ran across multiple paid channels, generating 15 million impressions, a 3.8 ROAS, and approximately $250,000 in sales—measured using engaged view and 7-day view attribution. This investment in our services delivered an impressive 6,150% return. That’s ROI.

SIPP, a startup in the Techstars program, was developing a new-to-market water disinfection device for homeowners seeking cleaner, safer water. With pitch day approaching, the company faced a major hurdle: the product was still in production in China, and lead times meant the product wouldn't get to their hands for another six weeks. Without a physical product to showcase, SIPP risked presenting nothing tangible to potential investors.

I created a fully realized 3D animation of the SIPP device, illustrating its design, functionality, and use case. This virtual model gave investors a clear, believable representation of the product—allowing SIPP to demonstrate its value and potential without waiting for manufacturing delays. By turning CAD files into a polished, visual narrative, I bridged the gap between concept and reality.

SIPP used the 3D animation in their pitch deck and on pitch day, giving investors a clear vision of the product. The result? They successfully secured $576,000 in funding, turning a pre-product challenge into a compelling story of innovation and readiness.

As one of the largest companies in the hard kombucha category, Juneshine faces unique challenges—chief among them, standing out first. In a market where content is king, they’ve struggled to keep up with demand of producing material that is consistent, relevant, and attention-grabbing.

I've become a key partner for Juneshine and their sister brands, helping create content that truly resonates. While much of the competition relies on UGC, cocktail recipes, and other traditional formats, Juneshine turned to me to develop a new tier of content that elevates them above the rest. We consistently deliver 3D assets for product launches, VFX that bring creative visions to life, and editing support for their team’s content—keeping their social presence fresh, engaging, and algorithm-friendly.

My partnership with Juneshine has been strong for years, and a recent audit of our work highlights its impact: I've produced just 8 of their last 80 videos over the last few months, yet those videos generated 30% of their social video views—totaling over 1 million views, primarily on Instagram. Over the years, they’ve also brought us in to create high-performing social content for their sister brands, including Willie’s Remedy, Easy Rider, and Flying Embers.