Brian Collins serves as the President and Creative Director at Atomic Pictures Inc, where he leverages his extensive experience in media production to drive innovative advertising solutions for a diverse range of clients. With a robust background in digital compositing, motion graphics, and special effects,...
Brian Collins serves as the President and Creative Director at Atomic Pictures Inc, where he leverages his extensive experience in media production to drive innovative advertising solutions for a diverse range of clients. With a robust background in digital compositing, motion graphics, and special effects, Brian excels in both post-production and location production, seamlessly blending his technical skills with creative vision. His role involves not only overseeing the creative direction of projects but also actively engaging in the editing process, ensuring that each piece resonates with its intended audience.
At Atomic Pictures, Brian has spearheaded key projects for national brands such as HGTV, Crystal Geyser Water, Allegiant Airlines, and United, showcasing his ability to craft compelling narratives that elevate brand visibility. His expertise in editing, color correction, and 3D animation allows him to create visually stunning content that captivates viewers and drives engagement. Furthermore, his proficiency in VFX supervision and non-linear editing ensures that every project meets the highest standards of quality.
As a media generalist, Brian thrives in collaborative environments, working closely with advertising agencies to develop and execute creative advertising and promotional campaigns tailored to local, regional, and national markets. His skills extend beyond traditional media, encompassing social media marketing strategies that enhance brand presence across digital platforms. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Brian Collins continues to push the boundaries of creativity at Atomic Pictures, making a significant impact in the ever-evolving landscape of media production.
