Story Artist - Assistant Director
Chickenhare 2
A family-friendly adventure sequel where Chickenhare embarks on an epic quest to save his entire species. A story about the struggle for identity, embracing differences and the power of truth.
I contributed to this project as both a storyboard artist and assistant director, helping the director communicate narrative intentions clearly to the CG team throughout production. Here’s a sample of my work on the film:
Selected Work
SPLIT
With time running out, Chickenhare is forced to choose between his sister’s strategy and his closest friends, and reluctantly decides to split the team.
ALONE
Known more for his love of food than adventure, Abe finds himself alone in the jungle for the very first time. Trying to stick to the plan and stay brave, he soon realizes he might not be alone after all…
FIRST FLY
Chickenhare and his sister Gina have finally found the precious magical groundhog. But trapped on a collapsing old bridge, there’s no time to celebrate: it’s time for Gina’s very first flying lesson.
BROMANCE
After a bumpy first encounter, Abe and Pigsqueak launch into a fabulous dance-filled bromance through the jungle. With his new best friend by his side, nothing feels scary anymore.
THIEF
To help his sister, Chickenhare must secretly sneak into his beloved father’s room while he sleeps to steal the adventure map. Ashamed of his decision but determined to help her, he has no choice but to take the risk.
Script - Story Artist
Ichigo Studio
Ichigo is a rising French animation studio creating promotional short films on a variety of subjects.
I was commissioned on two of these shorts to develop the script and animatic based on a moodboard provided by the studio.
Observer
In her final moments, an astronaut begins hallucinating from a lack of oxygen, drifting into one last dream of Earth, and its beautiful orange flower fields.
Set in a realistic environment, I was responsible for the story development and storyboarding, shaping the film’s emotional arc and visual flow to immerse viewers in our character's fading consciousness.
Spark
Set at dusk in a peaceful Joseon-era courtyard, SPARK follows an intense duel between a sword master and his student. As tempers rise and blades clash, the student must learn to master his emotions to prove his worth.
With a semi-realistic art direction inspired by Asian animation, I developed the story and storyboards, shaping the film’s tone, pacing, and visual storytelling.