
- Talks
- The argument comes from production problems, not from a slide deck.
- Built for a specific team and a specific problem, not a syllabus delivered on site.
I supervise Visual Development at Framestore and teach compositing and applied AI at U-tad. The argument comes from production problems, not from a slide deck.

Where generative tools actually fit in a production pipeline, what they cost in practice, and where they still fail.
Built around a sequence made specifically to test the question rather than to demonstrate a conclusion.
Adjunct professor at U-tad, teaching digital compositing and applied AI through focused, industry-oriented sessions.
The emphasis is on the thinking behind the work: understanding why an image succeeds or fails, building stronger compositing workflows, and exploring how emerging AI tools can fit into real production.
I teach alongside my day-to-day work in high-end VFX, keeping the material closely connected to current production practice.
English or Spanish.
Bios in two lengths, approved photographs, credits, links, and how to write the name and title.
Built for a specific team and a specific problem, not a syllabus delivered on site. Two subjects on offer: where generative tools fit in an existing pipeline, and how to judge whether an image is finished.
Tell me what your team is struggling with and I'll tell you whether a session is the right answer.
Formats and terms, sent on request.
RequestAn event, a course, a team that needs to get better at something specific. Tell me the situation and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right person for it.