Made in Sweatbox.
A franchise series, a feature film, and a graphic novel — three ways the same workflow carries an idea from first cast member to finished frame.
Grunts
A squad of misfit soldiers holds the line in a war nobody remembers starting.
Built as a franchise first — a shared cast, a war-torn world bible, and a faction map — then extended into a multi-episode series. Each episode carries its own script and storyboard scope while every character reads from the same bible, so the squad stays on-model from the pilot to the finale.
Raindrop
A lonely android learns what it means to feel the weather.
A single-production feature that started as a logline and a sketch. The script parsed into scenes and shots, the storyboard turned each beat into on-model frames, and a painted color pass set a soft, rain-soaked look across the whole film — one consistent style, start to finish.
Elbows Up
Two rival cooks turn a food-truck feud into the fight of their lives.
A comic-first production: scenes laid out as panels, on-model frames dropped into each one, and speech bubbles added on top. The same cast holds panel to panel and page to page, in a bold flat-ink style set per production — a whole graphic novel from one script.
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