Curtis Windover
Creative Lead, Director of Photography, Editor, and Motion Designer focused on cinematic storytelling and brand identity. I shape how brands are experienced through film, motion, and sound.
Creative Lead, Director of Photography, Editor, and Motion Designer focused on cinematic storytelling and brand identity. I shape how brands are experienced through film, motion, and sound.
Covers On the Spot Youtube Series
Covers On the Spot is Musora’s flagship long-form series, responsible for over 25 million views on YouTube. I joined as Lead Editor during the channel’s conception and soon added the role of Director of Photography, helping shape the series’ visual identity across 45 episodes. The show brings musicians together to reinterpret iconic songs in a single studio day. I created a vintage-inspired visual style with retro decor, neon signage, and tactile sound design.
This episode, "The Beach Boys But Shoegaze", was produced at East West Studios in Los Angeles, where I directed cinematography during a travel-constrained production. Having established the orange shag rug as the show's definitive set piece, symbolizing "The Spot", I used it as a brand identifier across shoot locations. With that and the neon COVERS sign in place we leaned into the studio's history as the very place where The Beach Boys recorded their hit Album, Pet Sounds.
Multi-Brand Commercial Production at Supra Distribution
At Supra Distribution, I created commercial content across a diverse range of brands in action sports, apparel, automotive, and lifestyle. Projects often combined photos, live-action production, motion graphics, and animation depending on campaign needs. Working in a high-volume environment, I was able to see how creative performed once released as paid media, and apply those insights to subsequent work.
Product-focused motion design has long been a core part of my work, particularly these high-end visualizations where products are animated, transformed, and integrated into cinematic brand environments.
Beyond motion-focused shorts, I also produced campaign content placing products within real-world and lifestyle contexts. This G-Shock piece was a self-produced pilot for an unrealized “Solar Powered” video series. I developed & pitched the concept, then travelled to Montreal to shoot it. The campaign builds on G-Shock's position within underground creative culture, emphasizing the hard work of the artists who wear the product.
At Supra Distribution, I brought products and brands to life through cinematic storytelling, visual design, and real-world experiences. To see more of my work click below.