
Mawhiba — Event Screen Visuals, Riyadh
At WOTN, I led a team of animators and an editor creating visual content for live events, including Mawhiba in Riyadh. I work out how the screens, pacing and transitions fit together as one show.
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Creative direction and motion design for campaigns and product launches.
I work directly with brand and product teams, from visual concepts and storyboards through animation and delivery.
A focused selection of projects across campaigns, event screens, brand motion, games and digital content. Some I directed. Some I designed or animated. The role changes. I give the idea the same care.

At WOTN, I led a team of animators and an editor creating visual content for live events, including Mawhiba in Riyadh. I work out how the screens, pacing and transitions fit together as one show.

I defined the animation style, directed the animation team and worked with designers and developers to turn storyboards and animatics into movement that serves gameplay.

I developed the visual direction and drew the storyboards, giving the production team a clear shot plan to work from.

Two films from my Saudi National Day portfolio, presented together as one series.

I directed a visual-production team at WOTN Events Management. These projects include brand motion, event content and marketing materials.

A brand refresh and social design work for Graphitopia, the design-education studio I previously led.

Visual work for an event marking Saudi Founding Day.

A photoshoot and short-form videos developed as a set of brand content.
My work has included projects connected to Vodafone, Samsung, the UAE Space Agency and Kuwait TV, alongside teams and organisations in Saudi Arabia, Egypt and beyond.
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I can help shape a project before the first frame exists, lead an existing team through production, or take on the motion work itself. The right role depends on the brief.
From concept and visual references to storyboards, design decisions and team reviews. My job is to give the work a clear point of view and protect it when production gets complicated.
Motion graphics, character animation, title sequences, explainers, compositing and motion-led brand content. I care about rhythm, readable design and whether the movement earns its place.
I create visual content for event screens and on-stage moments, taking into account the scale of the venue, the timing of the show and what else the audience is seeing and hearing.
Art direction and production for campaign films, social content and visual systems that need to feel related across different formats.
Animation and visual direction for game and learning experiences. Here, clarity, pacing and usability matter as much as style.
I started in 3D modelling and visual effects in 2013, then moved into storyboards and animation at Qabila Productions. Over the years, the work expanded into games, live events, learning and creative leadership.
I directed animation for Kortifo, led event-screen visuals at WOTN, and went on to guide creative work across marketing, games and e-learning at Umami. Those different environments taught me that a strong visual idea has to survive real deadlines, multiple hands and the screen it was made for.
Today, I move between direction and execution. I enjoy building the visual language, briefing teams, reviewing the work and getting involved in the details when they matter. A frame has to say something clear for me to be happy with it.
Before moodboards or keyframes, I want to know who this is for, where it will appear and what it needs to communicate.
Concepts become references, storyboards, design rules and a plan the team can actually produce.
Design, animation, editing and sound need to support the same thought. I review the decisions that connect them.
A venue screen, a phone, a game or a classroom each changes how something should be made. The final format is part of the creative process.
I use AI when it helps me test a direction, explore a scene or speed up parts of production. I make the decisions about story, design, pacing and what belongs in the finished work.
I’ve taught motion graphics through Nayzak Animation School, Graphitopia, the German University in Cairo and Alexandria University. My classes draw on production work: planning a scene, making choices, getting feedback, revising the work and finishing a piece you can stand behind.
Live online course
This course takes you through making a video from idea to delivery. We start with the fundamentals, then move through design, animation, compositing, AI-assisted production and final delivery.
You’ll work on practical projects, receive individual feedback and finish a piece for your portfolio.
Graphic designers moving into motion, motion artists looking for a more complete production process, and video creators who want a stronger grounding in visual planning and design.
Turn a brief into a clear idea. Work through references, a script, a moodboard, a storyboard and a production plan before you animate.
Build scenes with typography, illustration, motion graphics and character animation, then bring the elements together through compositing and visual effects.
Use the 3D environment, cameras, lights and composition in After Effects to build product-focused motion and advertising shots.
Use AI tools to explore scripts, visuals, shots, voices and sound. Learn how to select, refine and integrate material in After Effects.
Bring mixed-media visuals together, design the edit, work with sound and prepare a finished piece for delivery.
Organise a project from Illustrator and Photoshop to After Effects. Use scripts, plugins and repeatable workflows to spend less time on mechanical tasks.
The next Arabic-taught cohort starts November 17, 2026 at 9 PM Cairo time.
Course details and reservationRecorded courses on Yanfaa
Browse the recorded coursesPrefer to learn at your own pace? I also teach five recorded courses on Yanfaa, from fundamentals through advanced motion graphics.
These are selected roles across creative direction, art direction and animation. Several overlapped, including part-time work.
Started June 2025
I led visual direction across marketing, digital learning and games, guided teams across disciplines, reviewed work and aligned creative decisions with production needs.
October 2024–May 2025
I directed three animators and a video editor producing event-screen content, including work for Mawhiba in Riyadh, as well as social and presentation videos.
July–September 2024
I set the visual direction for digital-learning content and worked with instructional designers to make sure creative decisions supported the learning objectives.
June 2023–May 2024
I defined the animation approach and directed the team bringing storyboards and animatics into the game with designers and developers.
October 2022–June 2023
I produced animation from concept to final render, working with designers, art directors and sound teams.
September 2022–May 2023
I led the design-training studio, including its courses, partnerships, team and operations.
January 2019–June 2024
I created motion work for advertising, digital platforms and presentations while coordinating workflows across projects.
Workshops, talks, teams and the moments that rarely make it into the final video. A little of what happens away from the polished frames.
I’m a creative director and motion designer based in Cairo. I develop visual concepts and lead animation and design work for brands, live events, games and digital learning. Depending on the project, I can direct the team, handle motion design or both.
Yes. I’ve worked on visual content for Saudi events and campaigns, including event screens in Riyadh. I’m based in Egypt and work with teams internationally.
Yes. I can join at the concept stage, establish the visual direction or support an existing team through storyboards, animation and delivery. The exact scope depends on the production.
Yes. I teach a live online Motion Graphics & Video Production course and have five recorded courses on Yanfaa. The live course includes practical projects and individual feedback.
Send a short brief with the type of project, audience, format, timeline and the part you need help with. A few clear lines are enough to start a conversation.