Exegy Summit

MOTION GRAPHICS

As the motion designer for the 2025 Exegy Client Summit in New York City, I was responsible for creating a fully cohesive visual system across more than 50 on-screen assets. These designs supported discussions around market-data infrastructure and the unveiling of the Exegy Nexus™ prototype, ensuring every screen reinforced the event’s narrative and elevated the overall attendee experience.

- Developed a cohesive visual system across 50+ on-screen assets
- Ensured all motion pieces supported discussions on market-data infrastructure
- Designed visuals that aligned with the unveiling of the Exegy Nexus™ prototype
- Maintained consistency, clarity, and narrative continuity across all screens
- Elevated the overall attendee experience through thoughtful motion design
- Delivering 50+ motion and static screens within a one-week turnaround
- Maintaining consistency across varied formats, resolutions, and stage layouts
- Translating complex, technical market-data concepts into clear, engaging visuals
- Managing rapid client feedback cycles during an active event-prep window
- Ensuring all screens worked seamlessly together in a live environment
- Build a unified visual identity that tied every screen to a single event story
- Support keynote moments, product reveals, and speaker transitions with clear, purposeful motion
- Create an elevated, modern aesthetic that matched Exegy’s brand and technical depth
- Enhance audience engagement without distracting from the highly technical content
- Deliver a polished, dependable system of on-screen graphics ready for live production

Area Layout

The client handed off a detailed floor-plan of the conference space for the 2025 Exegy Client Summit — including the exact positions where video screens would be placed — giving me a clear map of where each on-screen asset needed to live. With that blueprint in hand, I was responsible for designing over 50 motion graphic screens, ensuring they fit precisely into the physical layout and flowed smoothly in sequence as attendees moved through the space.

Storyboard

I storyboarded the full video sequence in Figma to establish a clean visual blueprint before moving into production to save time. With more than fifty screens playing in a coordinated flow, Figma allowed me to map out timing, transitions, and content hierarchy in a single, shareable space. This made it easier to align with the client, ensure narrative clarity, and give the event crew a clear picture of how each screen connected within the larger motion system before any final animation work began.

Test Footage

To ensure the visuals performed flawlessly across every display at the venue, we collaborated closely with the event’s technical crew. This included verifying resolution requirements, screen ratios, playback specs, and how each surface responded to motion, color, and brightness. By mapping our animations to the exact physical layout, we ensured that each visual cue transitioned cleanly from screen to screen. We then reviewed the test footage provided by the client to confirm alignment, timing, and overall visual continuity-allowing us to fine-tune the sequence for a seamless, unified show moment.