Phil Feeney

Designer / Director

Over 15 years experience working in-house, agency and freelance for some of the world’s biggest media brands.

From managing and leading an international design team for Warner Brothers Discovery to developing novel product interaction models for the founder of Googles Android OS, my experience with motion design is broad.

I have a real passion for open minded creativity and love solving problems with new ideas, working in close partnership with marketing and client teams to tackle projects proactively. I also have end to end experience with content production pipelines, particularly where designing for post production leads to tricky logistics. 

If you would like to work together please do get in touch.

 

The Boulder Project 

Independent Film 

A group of 5 friends, a mixture of woodworkers, electricians, photographers and designers, built a workshop and photography studio in two disused units on a local Hertfordshire farm.

Being a group of keen rock climbers and living at the furthest point in the UK from rocks, mountains and climbable coastline, we thought we’d club together and have a go at doing something about it. So we designed and built our own personal boulder, planted it in the local woods and got all our friends down for a session at our own home made cragg.

www.theboulderproject.com

Discovery Networks International

Discovery – On-air promo graphics reel

I’ve worked closely with Discovery Networks UK and Emerging Markets (CEEMEA) departments for about 6 years.

Over this time I’ve been involved in a wide range of projects including events branding, channel branding, studio and outdoor production shoots, title sequence design and production, outdoor print and digital marketing campaigns, brand toolkit construction and delivery, style-guides creation, on-line and on-air promos.

 

DMGT

A short brand film for The Daily Mail and General Trust plc to explain as simply as possible, what they do.

The visual treatment we produced deconstructs then reconstructs scenes in an abstract way to literally depict the way DMGT data sources can be interpreted and applied in real world situations.

Additional creative credit to Ronald Santiago, Reuben Armstrong & Conran Design group.