The Art of Living Motion
As a director, producer, and cinematographer, I use strong composition, intentional lighting, and smooth camera movement to produce polished, human work—everything from intimate portraits to dynamic commercials to captivating social content—creating memorable images, emotional impact, and results for clients worldwide.
TRUST BLACK WOMEN Campaign for Sister Song featuring mural work with International Artist Charity Hamidullah. Directed, Produced, Edited by Andrew Thomas Clifton
Acehygh: the Soft Summer a soft social product launch video for AceHygh as they launched the “Soft Summer” Capsule Collection. Directed, Produced, and Edited by Andrew Thomas Clifton
KINGDOM BUSINESS EPK Video and Georgia Film division video telling the story behind and about season 2 of the TV show and why the production chose Georgia for filming in telling the story. Produced Devon Franklin and Latisha Fortune for Paramount and BET Plus and Directed, Edited, and produced by Me.
BrownSugaBabe : The Fall Feels was a commercial trailer to launch Brown Suga Babe’s 3 new scents. It was meant to feel like a dream that only the scent can take one back to. Directed, Produced, and Edited by Andrew Thomas Clifton
KILLER MIKE “NOBODY KNOWS” Produced, Directed, and Edited the Music Video from footage that was captured by Andrew Thomas Clifton over a year in a documentary style for an upcoming documentary about the public figure Killer Mike
Omnicom OPEN 2.0 Corporate Launch Video, showcasing the power of DEI as it is needed across the world at all times for all people. Directed, Produced, and Edited by Andrew Thomas Clifton
Carvd N’STone Event video capturing “Successful Black Women in News” a curated event in Atlanta hosted by Nyesha Stone during the NABJ week at the Atlanta Voice.
Free Plants ATL was a social campaign for a series of events run by Eargardn where people can mingle, enjoy music, and get free plants. Directed, Produced, and Edited by Andrew Thomas Clifton
DIARRA FROM DETROIT Behind the scenes video capturing the reason why the production chose Georgia for filming and talking about the local crew and the power of collaboration. Produced Latisha Fortune for Paramount and Directed by Me.
Run the Jewels: 12 Hours in Atlanta was a “Day in the Life Of” social video campaign as Run The Jewels headlined the Wu-Tang Clan’s Final Tour and launched Juice Runners. Directed and Edited by Andrew Thomas Clifton