Studio: Framestore NY
Role: 2D Motion Design
I was brought on to help build out a "mini" motion system for Meta’s Family Tools campaign, launched to help parents and guardians better understand Instagram’s safety features like Daily Time Limit and Default Private Accounts. With content going out across a ton of platforms, social, digital, OOH, and connected TV. I created a clean, flexible system in After Effects that could easily adapt to different formats and screen sizes. The goal was to keep the design consistent, scalable, and easy to update for each market. A big part of the challenge was staying efficient while managing multiple social ratios and last-minute tweaks. My motion templates helped keep the process smooth and on-brand, no matter the output. It was great to collaborate with some incredible teammates to bring it to life. Big shoutout to Tim Williams.

:30 Spot. META Daily Time Limit Negotiations
:30 Spot. META Family Tools
The goal was to strike a balance between friendly and secure, using subtle eases and smooth transitions to keep things approachable, while still feeling sharp and in control. It’s that mix of calm alertness and quiet confidence that really defined the tone of the motion graphics. While animating these UI elements, I made sure they felt true to Meta’s brand voice, clean, confident, and distinct from the look and feel of companies like Google or Apple. Meta has its own vibe, and I wanted the motion to reflect that.
