Prompt Atelier is my studio. A place to build in the open — where motion, code and AI meet storytelling, and where I get to stay curious about the tools that are reshaping creative work.
I've spent fifteen-plus years in creative work — leading global teams for most of them — and I never handed off the making. My favourite place is the overlap: direction and strategy on one side; motion, code and AI production on the other.
I've made work for global brands, financial institutions, media and luxury clients — across design, film and video, animation and motion graphics, 3D and virtual production, generative art and AI-driven pipelines. The thread is the same everywhere: a clear story, made with care.
I started Prompt Atelier to find out what one curious person can make when AI is treated as a craft, not a shortcut. Every episode is a build in the open — an AI-hosted video, a Pixar-style podcast produced from a spreadsheet, a paper-collage explainer, a real-time 3D landing page, a dozen hand-coded generative studies.
It's my way of sitting with a question I find genuinely interesting: how do you keep taste, rigour and originality when the tools make everything fast and everyone has the same ones? The atelier is where I work that out — no team, no budget, just the tools, the prompts, and the finishing. The name carries the belief: an atelier isn't where things are produced, it's where they're finished.
I still make the work — motion, design, code, AI production. Directing from inside the craft keeps me honest about what's hard, what's possible, and what's actually good.
Every asset serves a story and a goal. I enjoy taking complex subjects and turning them into communication that's clear, human, and worth someone's attention.
Years in large, many-stakeholder organisations taught me how to ship ambitious creative inside real-world limits — deadlines, approvals, brand guardrails — without losing the spark.
The atelier's episodes rotate through these on purpose — each one is a craft I've practised professionally, not a tool I picked up last month.
Art direction, identity, layout and design systems — from a single hero asset to a full brand world, built in code where it helps, and made to stay coherent long after launch.
Concept to delivery, from pre to post production. Executive films, campaign spots, event screens and social-first series — trained in digital filmmaking at NYFA, sharpened on real deadlines.
The craft I've practised longest. Kinetic type, explainer systems, title sequences, brand motion languages — and the thousand small easing decisions that make movement feel considered rather than busy.
Real-time scenes, product visualisation and virtual cameras — trained in virtual production at the NFTS and 3D animation at CG Spectrum, and increasingly blended with AI-generated footage.
Generative art, WebGL and Canvas, programmatic video with Remotion — when an idea needs an engine rather than an edit, I build the engine.
The newest discipline and the fastest-moving: image, video and voice models folded into real, repeatable pipelines — with taste, consistency and finishing as the quality gate.
Lead global multimedia creative for financial-services communications — design, video and animation across executive communications, campaigns, out-of-home and capital markets — championing creativity and AI-enabled workflows while leading a global team.
Led video, motion and digital production across global channels; built scalable systems and templates; introduced AI-assisted tooling. Social campaigns reached over a million viewers.
Led creative strategy and multimedia production for financial-services and luxury clients, running multidisciplinary teams across concurrent pipelines.
Developed digital storytelling and social-first campaigns for global financial-media audiences, and visual assets for brand and marketing.
Strategy, design and code — the three legs the work stands on.
Strategy, narrative & global context — the backbone for storytelling in complex organisations.
Visual communication and brand strategy — the foundation of the hands-on creative practice.
Python, applied ML and AI tooling — what makes the code-and-automation side real.
For creative leadership, AI production, or a build like the ones in this atelier — I'd love to hear from you.