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Complete video production and visual storytelling for a mini-documentary featuring Mexican-American artist Gennaro Garcia, including cinematography, editing, color correction, and audio curation.
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BEYOND THE FRAME 🎩✨
Three peculiar stories. One wonderfully distorted reality.
A suspiciously curious cat, an eccentric family with secrets dating back to 1892, and a collection of memories coming together to tell their own STORY.
For this project, I combined surreal AI-generated visuals with manually edited camera shakes, white flashes, music synchronisation and carefully timed transitions using the InVideo Editor.
Halfway through, my AI credits ran out — so I completed the remaining effects manually.
Apparently, even artificial intelligence has a budget. 😉
Creative direction, storytelling and final editing by The Triadic Studio.
#invideocontrachallenge
I shot the footage in Porto on a Lumix S5 IIX and graded it in DaVinci. The interface is built in After Effects.
Product film for a mobile streaming app, made at Duvo Studio.
We just made this for a client in a day. Shooting it would've meant weeks of planning and about 10x the budget.
The concept is the asset. It's a structure built to repeat: new characters, a new situation, and the same payoff every time.
I come from production and I still think real shoots are some of the most valuable work we do.
A founder telling their story, a documentary, an event that happened in a real place on a real day. As AI content fills the feed, that stuff is going to stand out more.
Everything else is changing fast. When producing a concept gets this cheap and fast, the hard part (and valuable part) is deciding what to make and why.
Deciding what's worth making matters more now that generating is cheap. Good take.