Champ Studio

Concept

Please Call Me Champ Studio is the personal portfolio of Champ Panupong Techawongthawon, a Thai-born freelance motion designer now based in Los Angeles. The site frames his professional trajectory—from a month spent as a monk to relocating to Boston in 2014 and completing an MA in Motion Media at SCAD in 2017—as part of his creative identity. Projects are presented to emphasize motion work as the core of his practice. The portfolio reads as a focused introduction for clients and collaborators interested in time-based design.

Visual Language & Motion

Work on the site centers on motion and animation, with reels and project pages that foreground timing, transitions, and animated storytelling. Visuals are presented as time-based pieces where movement carries the primary narrative weight rather than static imagery alone. The sequencing and presentation reflect training in formal motion principles consistent with graduate-level study. Overall the site positions motion as the primary expressive medium for the studio.

UX & Performance

The portfolio is organized to let motion pieces lead the experience, making reels and example work easy to find and play. Given the media-heavy focus, the layout balances visual prominence of videos and animations with concise contextual text so viewing remains the priority. Project pages provide short statements alongside media to orient the viewer without disrupting playback. The structure supports both quick scanning and longer engagement with individual pieces.

Takeaway

Champs site is a concise motion-design portfolio that connects formal academic training with a distinctive personal narrative spanning Thailand, Boston, and Los Angeles. It presents motion work clearly and directly, catering to visitors seeking expertise in time-based design. The site functions as both a gallery of work and an introduction to Champs professional profile. Its strength lies in prioritizing motion as the key means of communication.