On Good Talks, my work focused on the subtle visual effects that help keep a production looking effortless. While the conversations and humor took center stage, a surprising amount of invisible work happened behind the scenes—cleaning product shots, removing distractions, and refining details that might otherwise pull attention away from the story.

The tasks ranged from simple cleanup work, like removing crumbs from countertops and tidying product photography, to more unusual requests, such as adding a step counter to a turtle or removing recognizable branding from wardrobe when it conflicted with the campaign. I also created and integrated custom artwork for "Dull & Dry," helping extend the world of the spots beyond what was captured on set.

It's the kind of work viewers are never supposed to notice. The goal isn't to create flashy visual effects, but to quietly solve problems, support the storytelling, and make everything feel as though it was perfect when the camera rolled.