Work with the intended tone.
The production leaned into the deliberately cheesy style of the brief rather than treating every effect as an attempt at realism.
Multimedia · Conference videos
Mad Catz
Turning product skits into a deliberately playful conference presentation.
- My role
- Filming, visual effects & editing
- Project context
- Three presentation videos produced
01 / Context & contribution
The brief and my role.
The challenge
Mad Catz wanted an intentionally humorous, exaggerated presentation for a conference. The videos needed to introduce products while fitting the tone of the skits.
My contribution
Alex “Big Boy” Verrey created the skits. I filmed the footage, created the special effects, and edited the material into three videos for the presentation.
02 / Design decisions
How I approached the work.
Cover different presentation moments.
The set included a looping video for arriving guests and product-focused videos for the Tritton headset range and Mustang game controller.
Connect the production stages.
I worked across filming, effects, and editing, carrying the same comedic direction through the finished pieces.
03 / The work
The work in motion.
Original project artifacts. Open an image to inspect it at full size.
04 / Outcome & reflection
What this project shows.
Where it landed
I produced three videos for the conference presentation: a looping arrival video and two product-focused pieces.
What I take forward
This earlier work reflects the same attention to pacing, visual hierarchy, and intended audience that I bring to interfaces, expressed through a different medium.
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