About

Jeremy Mayhew / Oceanscape Arts – Bio

Jeremy Mayhew is an independent filmmaker, designer, animator, and freelance motion graphics artist with a penchant for visually arresting imagery, an intuitive sense of the intricacies of timing, and a careful ear for meticulous sound design. He comes from a diverse background in film production, graphic design, music, and the fine arts.

Jeremy works with clients large and small, helping production companies, corporations, advertising agencies, nonprofits, and small businesses develop and enhance their brand story with immersive, original, creative content for film, broadcast, and the Web. He specializes in brand-idents, bumpers, openers, teasers, commercials, title sequences, visual essays, infographics, and explanatory films. He strives to create work that is both communicative and inspirational. From a production studio based on the island of Martha’s Vineyard, he collaborates with, and forges visions for, clients worldwide.

Jeremy has developed and worked on projects for Redken, PBS, HGTV, the History Channel, The Electric Company, Galen Films, The Big Picture, Silver Screen Society, the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival, the Woods Hole Film Festival, and the Martha’s Vineyard Film Society. His films have screened at film festivals around the world, garnering awards and accolades internationally. He also often serves as curator of the International Shorts Program at the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival.

 

Services

Jeremy Mayhew crafts each client’s unique goals and aspirations into impactful, expressive realizations of their brand, message, or story. His objective is to create the best work and the best experience for all his creative partners.

 

Motion Graphics / Animation Design
Sound Design
Idents / Bumpers
Title Sequence Design
Commercials
Infographics & Explanation Videos
Time-lapse Photography
Poster / Cover Design
Illustration
Storyboards
Art Direction
Production Design

 

Commission Work & Production Inquiries

Please contact Jeremy to discuss your creative needs.