Gabriel Haze

Created in one of my first motion graphics classes using After Effects and Photoshop, our challenge was to create a 30 second bumper that would be displayed before portfolio pieces in the arenas of film, motion graphics and animation that showcases our name and who we are as artists.

The concept of this design was to show viewers my potential as a realistic artist using backgrounds of natural textured elements along with colorful and whimsical elements that show the humorous side of my personality.

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The Detroit Central Station is the center of and the most dominant aspect of a television script I wrote called 'After the 3rd'. This 3D piece I created using 3D Studio Max has become a beneficial form of visual communication in getting the feel of this script across as well as stands on its own as my first and only 3D piece of computer rendered design.

Note: Feel free to visit the 'After the Third' site to learn more about series and the awards it has already won.

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Created as a cross-demographic piece with motion graphics and HD, this Rogue Foundation advertisement is meant to be a concept geared towards selling men foundation with the tag line: "It's not beautiful, it's rugged perfection."

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This is one part of a motion graphics package created for a web television series called 'Through the Haze'. The show itself ceases to exist online but it's content and purpose was to discuss topics that are generally considered too sensitive for most audiences.

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This motion graphics piece is my first attempt at using 3D in After Effects and is meant to be a music visualization of a song I wrote and performed when I was 18 called 'Something'. Though it's content could be considered disturbing, the basic approach is to create an uncomfortable feel with ones own skin, feeling buried alive by the things that surround us

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Catering to the days when mystery and suspense were something anyone could bring to the table, Clue has been brought back to life by creating an RPG (Role Playing Game) that the 21+ crowd could have a few drinks over at their local apartment clubhouse.

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