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(AOL™ Keyword: stu)

Stuart Foy is a Creative Innovation Designer (or Creative Technologist, or Content Creator, or Designer, or Creative, or Motion Designer depending on the day).
They're currently at T&P where they've been since 2018 and has lived through enough name changes that they've lost count.
They love to play with new technlogy, old technlogy and things in general. They started their career as a designer but realised they loved doing too many things to stay in a single discipline.
Outside of work they can be found playing DanceDanceRevolution at the arcade, enjoying standup comedy, going on long walks with their camera, supporting 2025 Scottish Cup Winnners Aberdeen and enjoying all things cute and fun.
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NDA'd to death, but I love this project. Worked with Simon Spilsbury
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Automated video creation, creating video, scripts, voiceovers and prompts all from a simple drop down menu. Custom ComfyUI tooling was made to work with the unreleased Sora API, along with additional nodes for script writing and audiomixing.

A tool to scrape DDR scores from an unoffical E-Amusement server and analyise them. Create all sorts of graphs and stats, for fun and no profit. Extremly niche, but super cool to see how I've improved as a player over time! Likely wouldn't exist if the server owner just made an API, you know?
A selection of 2D & 3D animations, 3D models, motion graphics and designs created for NatWest between the second half of 2022 and the start of 2023
The Brief
Create a customizable video to send to Coutts customers applying for a product. The video needed to have customizable sections of text, and not be overly distracting to ensure the customer listens to the voiceover (as the video doubled up as a legal document).
The Solution
Take the bees wax sculpture commissioned for Coutts, the debit card visual and bring it to life in 3D. By creating a selection of different shots the video can be lengthened or shortened depending on the customer. Simple animated text frames are interspersed, depending on the voice over.