I spent 17 years making dinosaurs feel real and spaceships feel close enough to touch. Then the film industry took a nap, and I realized marketing needs exactly what movies do: someone who knows where to point the camera and when to let the image do the talking.

Right now I’m building four case studies (two marketing, two AI narrative) to show that visual storytelling isn’t an industry—it’s a skill. I just changed the language.

I’m not a “guru.” I don’t have a course. I don’t wake up at 4am.

I wake up at 7:30, make mediocre pour-over coffee, and figure out how to translate Hollywood-level visual thinking into marketing that actually works.

If you're hiring for a digital marketing role (Los Angeles or remote), I’d value 20 minutes of your time. not to pitch, just to listen. I want to understand what problems matter most. There’s a good chance I’ve solved a version of them with a camera and a deadline.

Some people think AI is the enemy. I think it’s a pencil that never needs sharpening.

The Toolkit:

Strategy: Brand Positioning, Digital Marketing, Narrative Design.

Visuals: Layout, Compositing, Storyboarding, Previs/Postvis.

Tech: Maya, AE, Unreal, Midjourney, Seedance.

Languages: English & Chinese.