I created a motion graphics video for The Giving Block to explain how stock donations move from a donor’s brokerage account to a nonprofit. Designed for social media, the piece turns a multistep process into a clear visual story, combining animated illustrations, product interface visuals, and concise messaging.

The creative approach follows The Giving Block’s brand identity, using its colors, typography, and illustration style throughout. Each scene gives viewers a specific step to follow, from selecting shares and transferring them to receiving a donation receipt and delivering funds to the nonprofit.

I used Adobe Illustrator to prepare graphic assets and Adobe After Effects to animate and assemble the sequences. The motion design combines animated typography, illustrated financial elements, and transitions that connect each stage of the donation journey. AI-generated audio provides the narration, with visual timing built around its delivery.

The vertical composition was designed for mobile viewing, with prominent text, focused layouts, and captions that support understanding when watching without sound. The result is a branded social video that makes a specialized fundraising product easier to understand while showcasing its donor experience.

Role: Motion design, illustration preparation, video editing, and AI audio production
Tools: Adobe After Effects, Adobe Illustrator, AI-generated audio
Format: Vertical video · Social media · Product explainer

Motion Graphics Explainer

I produced and edited a motion graphics video for Shift4 Contributions, explaining how political organizations in the United States can receive cryptocurrency contributions. The video turns a complex financial process into a clear visual narrative, helping viewers understand the journey from a crypto contribution to funds received in US dollars.

Built around Shift4’s visual identity, the piece uses branded colors, typography, and graphic elements to create a consistent connection between the product and its story. Motion graphics bring these elements together through animation, using timing, transitions, and visual hierarchy to guide attention and make the explanation easier to follow.

My production process moved through three stages: a technical script, an animatic, and the final video. The technical script mapped the narration to visual actions and scene requirements. The animatic established the sequence, pacing, and relationship between voice and visuals before full animation began. This provided a clear foundation for refining the final piece.

I prepared graphic assets in Adobe Illustrator, animated the sequences in Adobe After Effects, and assembled and edited the final video in Adobe Premiere Pro. AI-generated voiceover supported the narration, with the animation and edit timed around its delivery.

The result is a branded explainer that combines visual communication, motion design, and video editing to make a specialized product more accessible.

Role: Motion design, graphic asset preparation, video editing, and AI voiceover production
Tools: Adobe Illustrator, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro
Process: Technical script → Animatic → Animation and final edit