GOZEN! ANXIETY RELIEF FOR CHILDREN

GoZen! creates online social and emotional learning programs loved by kids ages 6-15, parents, professionals, and schools. Over the course of approximately 8 years my work included animating multiple animated series, character design/creation, short story and NYT Best-selling book illustrations, video editing, and more.

Because the majority of GoZen's work is subscription based, what I can share is limited, but if you'd like to learn more about this company click HERE.

ANIMATED SERIES

GoPositive!

Responsible for fully animating, storyboarding and sound design for multiple episodes
Did the character design and rigging for the main character
Created multiple assets

GoWave!

Responsible for fully animating, storyboarding and sound design for multiple episodes
Did the character design and rigging for the main character and multiple supporting characters
Created multiple assets and backgrounds

GoAction!

Responsible for fully animating, storyboarding and sound design for multiple episodes
Did the character design, creation and rigging for the main character and multiple supporting characters
Created multiple assets and backgrounds

GoCharge!

Storyboarded and animated every episode
Did the character design, creation and rigging for every character
Responsible for background design
Responsible for all sound design
All FX animation
All post production

GoCharge! holds a special place in my heart because aside from the creative genius who created and wrote the series, I was the only other person who worked on this project. It essentially became a two person endeavor which was an insane undertaking and I'm really proud of how it turned out considering the circumstances.

VIDEO EDITING

GoZen! also hosted multiple virtual summits throughout the years. I was part of the team responsible for editing the videos, which were screen recorded through Zoom, cleaning the audio, adding subtitles, along with animating the logo bumpers.

For a few of the summits I was also responsible for creating the promo trailers from the hours of recorded footage, but for the Happy Child Summit, we opted to go for a motion graphic style trailer instead of live action footage.

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Video Editing