Bio

Nol Honig is a director, designer and animator in New York City. Over the years he has worked with an impressive array of clients, including Coca Cola, MTV, YouTube and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. In 2012 he was an art director and lead motion designer for Barack Obama's presidential campaign. As a freelancer he has been hired for design and animation at some of the best studios in NYC including Golden Wolf, Pentagram, and Block&Tackle. Nol’s title sequence for the documentary The Endless Scare was nominated for a Motion Award in 2017, and in 2018 he directed the opening titles for the prestige drama show Project Blue Book on the History network. Aside from his client work, Nol is also a passionate educator. In 2017 he received a Distinguished Teaching Award for his work as an associate professor of motion graphics at Parsons School of Design. In 2019 Nol began teaching in the continuing education department at The Cooper Union. He also is the creator of the popular online class After Effects Kickstart at School of Motion. In addition to work as a designer and animator, Nol is an on-and-off contributor to the industry blog Motionographer where he has profiled some of the most innovative and interesting people working in motion graphics today. In 2017 he was an advisory board member and short-list judge for the Motion Awards, the first award show exclusively for the field of motion design.