In Motion
kinetic Video-based creative storytelling
This gallery features my complete library of video-based content, to show that I possess the skills to succeed in creating a moving narrative to tell a story, sell a product or idea, and capture the attention of viewers with slick editing and fluid effects.
Some of the featured videos were made for classwork, some for internships or freelancing, and others made for personal endeavors in my non-design related interests.
Noah Fye Feature - 2023 JWU Graphic Design Senior Showcase Promo video
A testimonial feature in the Johnson & Wales University advertising campaign for the school’s various Major programs, highlighting the Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design course.
Coverage for this narrative was focused on the 2023 Senior Showcase, in which the graduating class members create capstone exhibits to represent their progression and personality as designers following a Johnson & Wales University Education. I was chosen to speak on the creative processes of myself and my peers, and to represent the show’s events for the public.
This video was promoted on all of the University’s social media channels, website, and direct-messaging for incoming/interested students in the program.
Noah Fye Testimonial For JWU Graphic Design
I was featured in a Design for Motion testimonial video created by JWU Graphic Design Juniors Andrew Byrnes @drew.byrnes and Megan Doyle @megandoyledesign .
Their prompt was “To create a 2 minute long video that acts as a “portrait of a person”.
Byrnes quoted “I thought you would be great to do considering that most designers in my class draw inspiration from people like you, and relate to them.”
Excellent work by the both of them, I am extremely appreciative and greatful for their selection!
What Makes Good Design Worth Paying FOr?
A Narrative PSA mini-documentary encouraging Business Owners to consider the benefits of hiring a professional Graphic Designer, just to be able to compete in today’s advertising market.
Featuring testimonials from a gamut of varying design-experienced people, ranging from first-semester Freshmen, a soon-to-graduate senior, and a lifelong creative who has not only teaching experience but an entirely separate side to his artistic career outside of academia.
Film was shot and scripted alongside @kathryn_duranleau for a Design for Motion course. Big thanks to @liberty.conlin , @pretzelschwab , @brando.fk7 , and @timvcox for their contributions!
How You Like Them Apples?
A kinetic typography shortfilm based on the cult-classic verbal putdown from the Matt Damon and Robin Williams 1997 film "Good Will Hunting". Made in After Effects with assets made in Illustrator.
Laconia Residential Central Air Cooling - Summer 2020 Web/Social Commercial
Created for Laconia Residential in Laconia, NH, for usage on the company's social media platforms, to promote their standard servicing of residential HVAC units during the summer.
Concord regional technical center graphic - design and creative media graduation night reel
Parody of the Full House opening theme, to showcase all graduates of Concord Regional Technical Center's 2019 Graphic Design and Creative Media program. Edited in Premiere Pro with motion graphics created in After Effects.
“Jessie’s Girl” music video parody
80's inspired Music Video covering Rick Springfield's "Jessie's Girl", using techniques of the era. Edited in Premiere Pro, with assets and effects created in After Effects.
Laconia Refrigeration Cooling - Fall 2020 Web/Social commercial
Created for Laconia Refrigeration in Laconia, NH, to promote their standard servicing of commercial business cooling units, for usage on the company's social media platforms.
Noah fye high school lacrosse highlight tape
A high school lacrosse highlight tape made for recruitment purposes at Johnson and Wales University. Edited in Premiere Pro, with effects and assets created in After Effects.
Epsom Tool Rental - Winter 2020 Web/Social Commercial
Ad created for Epsom Tool Rental in Epsom, NH, to showcase the fleet of available and new machinery for rent during the winter season, for usage on the company's social media platforms.
FIFA WOrlD CUP 2026 Motion Graphic
To further my Creative Application Task submission for a Brand Design Specialist role at FIFA World Cup 2026, I developed an integrated marketing campaign for a hypothetical “Influencer vs. Miami Local Player” friendly soccer match. This IMC was extended by creating a 10-second looping motion graphic that could run on event screens, public transportation kiosks on the route to the stadium, or be shared online to promote the match’s occurrence in Miami.
Shown in the video are the key plot points of the animation, in which a football player enters frame, and is Rotoscoped in AfterEffects, over the WC26 logo. A game ball featuring the same design as a mockup I created in another portion of the Creative Task, falls into frame, and is met with the player’s jumping kick, which redirects the ball out of frame. The player and logo fade out, to reveal the “WELCOME TO THE GREATEST STAGE” tagline appears for 2 to 3 seconds, and then wipes to the “WE ARE MIAMI” sub brand logo, before fade to end.
This animation was created out of iStock footage, logo assets provided, high-res remakes of subbranding, and custom artwork.
Noah Fye Bass Guitar - Audition Tape
A 4-song compilation of my bass playing, used as a standard audition package when networking with new bands of interest in joining. The video features the User Interface from Garageband with Lower-Third album & song name graphics changing for each track, to show competency in recording and proof of my direct instrument playing input to the Digital Audio Workstation.
Wild Child - The Black Keys: 0:00 - 2:42
Lo / Hi - The Black Keys: 2:45 - 5:43
Arabella - Arctic Monkeys: 5:46 - 9:10
I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor - Arctic Monkeys: 9:15 - 12:07
Noah Fye Live Bass - Another One Bites the Dust”
A clip featuring an impromptu stage performance at Moonshine Alley in Providence RI, featuring myself playing a bass cover of Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust”, alongside a band that was likely just intrigued that someone dressed as a Royal Swiss Papal Guard could functionally play an instrument in such a costume.