A showcase of much of the work I've created over the past few years. My primary responsibility in most of these videos is either editing or motion design, but also includes camera and lighting work, directing, and other facets of video production. Videos range from how-to's and tip videos, to magazine teasers, to interviews. Contact me directly to see complete versions of any of the videos shown in this reel.

Created for Staples Worklife magazine, two IBM data scientists discuss different features, fears, and misconceptions about artificial intelligence.

One of a series featuring 50 different projects selected as the most influential over the past 50 years by the Project Management Institute. This video centers on the Atari 2600, the home video console that changed the direction of modern entertainment.

Tension runs high in the crew of the G.F.S Apollyon when the captain receives orders to fire on a civilian colony in order to contain a mysterious, deadly disease. Credits: CAST CAPTAIN MICHAEL AVERY PAT CHRISTENSON LT. EVANS AMBER DEAN ENSIGN HETERMEYER BLAKE ALEKSIAK LT. CALLAN BRYAN ARNESON EXTRAS DOUG WOLF, JOY WOLF CREW WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY JONATHAN WOLF PRODUCED BY JOY WOLF, DOUG WOLF, MARY WOLF CG SEQUENCES BY JOSH DEAN SET DESIGN BY AMBER DEAN AUDIO RECORDING NATHAN OVITT CAMERA, EDITING JONATHAN WOLF Music and Sound Effects in this video are used under license from the rights holder. Sound effects from freesound.org via users: harpoyume, themfish, swagmuffinplus, 123jorre456, Empty Bell, CGEffex, Chela Sivesta, BranRainey, Woodingp, AGFX, SmartWentCody, soundslikewillem, kafokafo, Glaneur de sons, FlatHill, sandyrb © 2014 Jonathan Wolf, www.futurewolf.com

A co-worker's kid spent the day at the office while his teachers were on strike. He did some research and wrote a story about Alexander Hamilton, and I turned it into a video using his handwriting and illustrations. I also drew Matias and animated him using Adobe Character Animator.

From a series showcasing the 50 most influential projects of the past 50 years, as selected by the Project Management Institute. This video highlights the #1 selection, the World Wide Web.

The Wizard of the World Wide Web (Nick Offerman) calls an emergency meeting with the various Elders of the Internet to brainstorm ideas on how to prove the Internet is better than libraries.