The other day at the masjid a fellow graphic designer (Altaf Sharif) and I were talking about design and video. He mentioned something that made a lot of sense. He was saying how some of the best filmmakers treat each shot like its a poster. When composing a scene for a movie or anything, make it so that its something that is worthy of being put up on a wall somewhere.

The following sequence is an excellent example in my opinion:

The above sequence is from legendary filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky‘s 1975 film “The Mirror” — If you want to learn a thing or two from this guy, see the following videos:

About a month ago guys over an IlmQuest and EmanRush requested that I do a intro clip for some stuff that is cooking over in Houston.

The following was made totally in Bryce. Never realized those hours spent in 3D graphic design in high school would actually come in handy.

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If you want to see some more stuff I’ve done in Bryce, check the AlMaghrib intro video I did back in 2006:

A few days of designing, going back and forth with fellow designers, and applying the advice that friends had to share…

…I proudly present our new logo