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Joe Lilli is a digital artist whose diverse skills include motion graphics, compositing, visual effects, and 3D for television, film, and online digital and social campaigns. After graduating from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco in 2004 with a degree in Visual Effects and 3D Animation, Joe headed east to New York to work on the 3D animated feature Ice Age 2: The Meltdown for Blue Sky Studios. Following the release of the movie and the Oscar-nominated animated short No Time for Nuts, Joe left Blue Sky to freelance in Manhattan as a Flash developer and motion graphics artist for various interactive agencies and editorial houses. These included Arnold Worldwide, Rapp Collins, Tribal DDB, Universal McCann, and Young & Rubicam. During this time he worked for high-profile clients such as Clairol, Discovery Health, The History Channel, Kohls, Marshalls, Nicoderm CQ, Neutrogena, and Toyota. Joe returned to the West Coast in January of 2007 and immediately freelanced for the interactive agency Whittmanhart, helping to develop the new Budweiser and Bud Light Flash sites, and for LA Times Online. He then settled down at the interactive agency Genex in Culver City, where he became the CG Supervisor, working for clients including Acura, Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate, Ford, Kraft, Purina, Toyota, and Scion. At Mob Scene, he created stereoscopic 3D particle effects for a LACMA spot, visual effects at Encore for network and cable shows including Big Love, Castle, NCIS, Raising Hope, The Office, Weeds and numerous theatrical trailers at Buddha Jones, Mob Scene and Mojo. He joined Stun Creative as their the Senior Animator in the fall of 2011, where he worked on a rebrand for Fox Movie Channel, an NBC 2012 Olympics promo, and an award-winning video game trailer for Ubisoft's Just Dance 4. During his time there Stun also won the Promax BDA award for Best Creative Agency in 2013 and 2014, and Best Global Agency in 2018. He also received a Gold Promax award for his work on CNN: The Movies. He then became the Motion Director at Unfold Agency, managing 10 others and working on social media campaigns for television and film. He currently freelances for agencies like Engine Room, LAssociates, and MOCEAN.…Joe Lilli is a digital artist whose diverse skills include motion graphics, compositing, visual effects, and 3D for television, film, and online digital and social campaigns. After graduating from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco in 2004 with a degree in Visual Effects and 3D Animation, Joe headed east to New York to work on the 3D animated feature Ice Age 2: The Meltdown for Blue Sky Studios. Following the release of the movie and the Oscar-nominated animated short No Time for Nuts, Joe left Blue Sky to freelance in Manhattan as a Flash developer and motion graphics artist for various interactive agencies and editorial houses. These included Arnold Worldwide, Rapp Collins, Tribal DDB, Universal McCann, and Young & Rubicam. During this time he worked for high-profile clients such as Clairol, Discovery Health, The History Channel, Kohls, Marshalls, Nicoderm CQ, Neutrogena, and Toyota. Joe returned to the West Coast in January of 2007 and immediately freelanced for the interactive agency Whittmanhart, helping to develop the new Budweiser and Bud Light Flash sites, and for LA Times Online. He then settled down at the interactive agency Genex in Culver City, where he became the CG Supervisor, working for clients including Acura, Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate, Ford, Kraft, Purina, Toyota, and Scion. At Mob Scene, he created stereoscopic 3D particle effects for a LACMA spot, visual effects at Encore for network and cable shows including Big Love, Castle, NCIS, Raising Hope, The Office, Weeds and numerous theatrical trailers at Buddha Jones, Mob Scene and Mojo. He joined Stun Creative as their the Senior Animator in the fall of 2011, where he worked on a rebrand for Fox Movie Channel, an NBC 2012 Olympics promo, and an award-winning video game trailer for Ubisoft's Just Dance 4. During his time there Stun also won the Promax BDA award for Best Creative Agency in 2013 and 2014, and Best Global Agency in 2018. He also received a Gold Promax award for his work on CNN: The Movies. He then became the Motion Director at Unfold Agency, managing 10 others and working on social media campaigns for television and film. He currently freelances for agencies like Engine Room, LAssociates, and MOCEAN.

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Joe Lilli is a digital artist whose diverse skills include motion graphics, compositing, visual effects, and 3D for television, film, and online digital and social campaigns. After graduating from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco in 2004 with a degree in Visual Effects and 3D Animation, Joe headed east to New York to work on the 3D animated feature Ice Age 2: The Meltdown for Blue Sky Studios. Following the release of the movie and the Oscar-nominated animated short No Time for Nuts, Joe left Blue Sky to freelance in Manhattan as a Flash developer and motion graphics artist for various interactive agencies and editorial houses. These included Arnold Worldwide, Rapp Collins, Tribal DDB, Universal McCann, and Young & Rubicam. During this time he worked for high-profile clients such as Clairol, Discovery Health, The History Channel, Kohls, Marshalls, Nicoderm CQ, Neutrogena, and Toyota. Joe returned to the West Coast in January of 2007 and immediately freelanced for the interactive agency Whittmanhart, helping to develop the new Budweiser and Bud Light Flash sites, and for LA Times Online. He then settled down at the interactive agency Genex in Culver City, where he became the CG Supervisor, working for clients including Acura, Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate, Ford, Kraft, Purina, Toyota, and Scion. At Mob Scene, he created stereoscopic 3D particle effects for a LACMA spot, visual effects at Encore for network and cable shows including Big Love, Castle, NCIS, Raising Hope, The Office, Weeds and numerous theatrical trailers at Buddha Jones, Mob Scene and Mojo. He joined Stun Creative as their the Senior Animator in the fall of 2011, where he worked on a rebrand for Fox Movie Channel, an NBC 2012 Olympics promo, and an award-winning video game trailer for Ubisoft's Just Dance 4. During his time there Stun also won the Promax BDA award for Best Creative Agency in 2013 and 2014, and Best Global Agency in 2018. He also received a Gold Promax award for his work on CNN: The Movies. He then became the Motion Director at Unfold Agency, managing 10 others and working on social media campaigns for television and film. He currently freelances for agencies like Engine Room, LAssociates, and MOCEAN.…Joe Lilli is a digital artist whose diverse skills include motion graphics, compositing, visual effects, and 3D for television, film, and online digital and social campaigns. After graduating from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco in 2004 with a degree in Visual Effects and 3D Animation, Joe headed east to New York to work on the 3D animated feature Ice Age 2: The Meltdown for Blue Sky Studios. Following the release of the movie and the Oscar-nominated animated short No Time for Nuts, Joe left Blue Sky to freelance in Manhattan as a Flash developer and motion graphics artist for various interactive agencies and editorial houses. These included Arnold Worldwide, Rapp Collins, Tribal DDB, Universal McCann, and Young & Rubicam. During this time he worked for high-profile clients such as Clairol, Discovery Health, The History Channel, Kohls, Marshalls, Nicoderm CQ, Neutrogena, and Toyota. Joe returned to the West Coast in January of 2007 and immediately freelanced for the interactive agency Whittmanhart, helping to develop the new Budweiser and Bud Light Flash sites, and for LA Times Online. He then settled down at the interactive agency Genex in Culver City, where he became the CG Supervisor, working for clients including Acura, Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate, Ford, Kraft, Purina, Toyota, and Scion. At Mob Scene, he created stereoscopic 3D particle effects for a LACMA spot, visual effects at Encore for network and cable shows including Big Love, Castle, NCIS, Raising Hope, The Office, Weeds and numerous theatrical trailers at Buddha Jones, Mob Scene and Mojo. He joined Stun Creative as their the Senior Animator in the fall of 2011, where he worked on a rebrand for Fox Movie Channel, an NBC 2012 Olympics promo, and an award-winning video game trailer for Ubisoft's Just Dance 4. During his time there Stun also won the Promax BDA award for Best Creative Agency in 2013 and 2014, and Best Global Agency in 2018. He also received a Gold Promax award for his work on CNN: The Movies. He then became the Motion Director at Unfold Agency, managing 10 others and working on social media campaigns for television and film. He currently freelances for agencies like Engine Room, LAssociates, and MOCEAN.

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Joe Lilli is a digital artist whose diverse skills include motion graphics, compositing, visual effects, and 3D for television, film, and online digital and social campaigns.

After graduating from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco in 2004 with a degree in Visual Effects and 3D Animation, Joe headed east to New York to work on the 3D animated feature Ice Age 2: The Meltdown for Blue Sky Studios.

Following the release of the movie and the Oscar-nominated animated short No Time for Nuts, Joe left Blue Sky to freelance in Manhattan as a Flash developer and motion graphics artist for various interactive agencies and editorial houses. These included Arnold Worldwide, Rapp Collins, Tribal DDB, Universal McCann, and Young & Rubicam. During this time he worked for high-profile clients such as Clairol, Discovery Health, The History Channel, Kohls, Marshalls, Nicoderm CQ, Neutrogena, and Toyota.

Joe returned to the West Coast in January of 2007 and immediately freelanced for the interactive agency Whittmanhart, helping to develop the new Budweiser and Bud Light Flash sites, and for LA Times Online. He then settled down at the interactive agency Genex in Culver City, where he became the CG Supervisor, working for clients including Acura, Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate, Ford, Kraft, Purina, Toyota, and Scion.

At Mob Scene, he created stereoscopic 3D particle effects for a LACMA spot, visual effects at Encore for network and cable shows including Big Love, Castle, NCIS, Raising Hope, The Office, Weeds and numerous theatrical trailers at Buddha Jones, Mob Scene and Mojo.

He joined Stun Creative as their the Senior Animator in the fall of 2011, where he worked on a rebrand for Fox Movie Channel, an NBC 2012 Olympics promo, and an award-winning video game trailer for Ubisoft’s Just Dance 4.

During his time there Stun also won the Promax BDA award for Best Creative Agency in 2013 and 2014, and Best Global Agency in 2018. He also received a Gold Promax award for his work on CNN: The Movies.

He then became the Motion Director at Unfold Agency, managing 10 others and working on social media campaigns for television and film.

He currently freelances for agencies like Engine Room, LAssociates, and MOCEAN.