Silva Creative

Motion design for After Midnight with Taylor Tomlinson (CBS), helping establish the show’s visual language and scalable graphics systems used across daily production.

VFX consulting, on-set supervision, and final delivery for the 50th anniversary special SNL 50: Beyond Saturday Night (Peacock).

Visual effects for The Ellen DeGeneres Show (NBC), crafting playful pop-culture moments built for quick turnaround and broad audience appeal.

The Jennifer Hudson Show, Season 1 (Fox) Graphics for immersive screen visuals, daily broadcast elements, and brand integrations.

Animated explainer segments for all four seasons of Ellen’s Game of Games (NBC).

Visual effects for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, crafting parody tied to cultural and political moments. Delivered at daily production speed and grounded in comedy that reached broad audiences, with work often featured across national news and entertainment outlets.

Million Dollar Wheels (Discovery+) logo exploration and main title motion design, developing the show’s in-program visual identity.

Graphics package for The Cupcake Guys (The Roku Channel), including logo design exploration, main title animation, lower thirds, and location tags.

Infographics and motion design for Mission Unstoppable (CBS), Season 6 — Dr. Brain segment.

Motion graphics contributions for Bridezillas (WE tv), supporting in-show graphics and title elements.

Kobe Bryant segment for the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Sports Awards — VFX consulting and on-set supervision that streamlined production.

Graphics and VFX contributions for The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien (NBC), including lower thirds, title design, and compositing.

An homage to President Barack Obama through a run of carefully crafted visual jokes developed over several years. Thoughtful, precise, and designed to resonate — the work found life beyond its original airings, appearing across other national broadcasts.

Tosh.0 (Comedy Central) — visual effects and graphics contributions.

Digital promotion for Kinder Joy: (Harry Potter and Minions toy collaboration), delivered in multiple versions and mobile-first formats.

Wooby & Fotty (YouTube) — graphics, animation, and visual effects for children’s programming.

Giddy the Goose (YouTube) — animated music video produced as a concept presentation, with end-to-end visual development from storyboard through final edit.

VFX contributions to Harry Mack’s “Napoleon Hill,” built around the visual contrast between ambition and wealth. Created early in his rise, the piece reflects the drive and scale that would soon define his trajectory.

A visual parody that has fun with the original video’s wardrobe, tone, and quirks — grounded in intentional comedic planning and pre-production strategy to keep execution efficient, turnaround fast, and the cultural punch clear.

We created a dance film for Dytto, shot on the Warner Bros. backlot. Subtle visual effects were woven into her choreography to heighten the energy and elevate the performance.