Glenn Stewart is a Sydney-based commercial director and visual effects artist working with Collider for Australia and New Zealand since January 2020. With a foundation in graphic design and motion design—honed as Creative Director at ROTOR studios—Stewart specializes in blending live-action cinematography with full CG environments, sculptural elements, and stylized worlds. He directs, conceptualizes, animates, and often color-grades his own work, ensuring end-to-end creative control. His commercial portfolio spans automotive clients including Toyota, Lexus, Ford, and Genesis; technology and telecom work for Google, Huawei, and Foxtel; and cybersecurity campaigns for CyberCX. Stewart's most celebrated project is *The First Digital Nation* (2022), a climate-action film for the Government of Tuvalu created with The Monkeys and Collider. The campaign—featuring a photorealistic digital twin of a Tuvaluan island rendered in the metaverse—won the Cannes Lions Titanium Grand Prix and over 60 awards, reached 2.1 billion people with zero media budget, and earned Stewart a top-ten ranking in D&AD's 2023 Director Rankings. He also operates the freelance banner KOZU for design-driven and documentary projects, including the feature-length *The I Heart Revolution*. Stewart's work is characterized by meticulous VFX craft, sound design integration, and conceptual rigor.