Multidisciplinary Artist
Interdisciplinary Artist
Mister Moyer came up at the intersection of film, advertising, and curiosity. After studying film at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, where he graduated in 2000 and earned Gold and Bronze Clios as a student, he signed early as a commercial director with Believe Media and stepped into a fast moving global career.By his early thirties, he had worked out of Wieden + Kennedy Tokyo, earned a Cannes Shots FCP E Director Award, and directed over one hundred commercials across the US, Asia, and Europe. His client list includes Nike, Ford, Sony, Pepsi, ESPN, IKEA, Nintendo, and McDonalds, but the work was always about more than logos. It was about rhythm, visual storytelling, and learning how to say something clearly in thirty seconds or less.In 2008, while living in Vietnam, his life took a quieter turn when he was initiated into the Theravada Buddhist tradition. That shift widened the lens. Storytelling became less about persuasion and more about presence.Over the next decade, his work expanded across formats and disciplines. He produced the Spike TV series Permanent Mark, built and ran Lodge Coffee Roasters whose beans landed in the Oscars gift bag, and continued exploring live and immersive work.In recent years, that exploration has included Sonic Offerings, an audio visual concert experience, and curating IRL, a live art show focused on reconnecting creative work with physical space and community.Now based in Asia, Moyer’s practice explores how emerging AI tools can extend the foundational skills of filmmaking and storytelling rather than replace them. Drawing on decades of directing and producing experience, he uses AI to generate ideas, build coherent worlds, and shape narratives that remain intentional, human, and emotionally grounded.
This project blends AI filmmaking, culture-jamming, and old school home shopping channel satire into two parody commercials from JTV, a fictional retro shopping network.
My first ai project, the original video clip was created in Higgsfield, I then took it into Davinci Resolve for post effects and layer on a track I created.
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