I composite animated user interfaces, data visualizations and holographic HUDs onto device screens or into empty spaces within your live-action footage. The result is a seamless tech insert that looks like it’s genuinely interacting with the environment, complete with screen glow, reflections and interactive light cues. This solves the common problem of flat, floating graphics that feel pasted on top of a scene.

You send me the plate—a shot of an actor holding a tablet, a close-up of a car dashboard or an empty lab space—and your design assets or style guide. I handle the tracking, animation and photorealistic compositing. The delivery includes the final shot with the integrated UI in ProRes 4444. You also get the complete After Effects project file, organized with all screen elements on separate layers. This allows your editor to adjust the timing of a notification pop-up or change the color of a graph without recompositing the entire shot. All animated graphic elements are also provided as a separate PNG sequence with alpha channel.

Realism here comes from subtle details. I match the camera’s focal blur so the graphics soften appropriately. I generate and composite accurate screen glow that tints nearby surfaces like the actor’s fingers. If the screen is glass, I add a faint reflection of the environment over the UI. This level of integration is what makes the difference between a convincing product shot and one that breaks immersion. I reference how major tech brands like Apple or Samsung present their interfaces in commercials, where the screen feels like a tangible, lit object in the scene.

This service is built for product marketing teams, tech commercial directors and crowdfunding video producers. It’s ideal for showcasing apps, automotive displays, medical devices or futuristic UI concepts. With a background in both motion graphics and VFX compositing, I bridge the gap between graphic design and live-action integration, ensuring the final asset is not just an animation but a believable part of the filmed world.