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Many projects become expensive because planning starts too late.
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Created a cinematic AI-powered construction video showcasing architectural design, project development, and realistic visual storytelling.
The project demonstrates how AI video production can bring construction projects to life through engaging visuals, cinematic camera movements, and immersive architectural scenes, helping real estate developers present their vision before completion.
This approach offers a creative, cost effective way to showcase upcoming developments, construction progress, and future project concepts without the limitations of traditional filming.
Services: AI Video Production, Architectural Visualization, Real Estate Marketing, Cinematic Storytelling.
Diamondala — water becomes a diamond
Every clear thing hides a kaleidoscope. Diamondala follows light as it refines water into ice, crystal and finally a diamond.
Primary effect: Diamondala — a custom kaleidoscope shader effect (Bring your own effect)
Starting footage: four vertical clips generated in Google Flow, each object floating over the same black plinth. I removed the Flow watermark before importing.
What I asked the agent: to build a custom shader instead of the library Kaleidoscope preset. When each object flares, the frame folds into mirrored diamond facets and blooms into the next object. It built a fold effect with controls for facet count, rotation, centre point and bloom.
What I refined myself: the first passes shrank the image to a dot inside a grey glow instead of mirroring it. I checked each fold frame by frame and sent specific corrections (fill the frame edge to edge, centre on the object, bloom only on the two peak frames, effect fully off outside the folds) until it rebuilt correctly. Facets escalate 6 → 12 → 24. A fourth fold on the diamond kept rendering as an inverted white field across several passes, so I cut it by hand and end on the clean diamond.
Sound: minimal ambient bed, glass SFX on each peak, my own voiceover.
Timeline: https://invideo.io/share/Diamondala-aMDIyuIRIsw
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ROOM 6 is an original first-person psychological horror game set in an isolated roadside motel.
After arriving late at night, the player checks into Room 6. What begins as an ordinary overnight stay gradually becomes something far more unsettling.
Built during the Rive Halloween Challenge using Rive CLI and GPU Canvas, the project features a fully explorable real-time 3D environment, custom WGSL rendering, Luau scripting, data-driven interactions, interactive objects, environmental puzzles, and cinematic storytelling.
The project was developed with Claude Code under my creative direction. I designed the concept, story, environments, visual atmosphere and interactions, then refined the experience through references, iteration and hands-on playtesting.
ROOM 6 demonstrates how Rive CLI and GPU Canvas can be used to create an interactive 3D horror experience beyond traditional interface animation.
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Damn, a full-on horror game running in a browser, and it looks this good? Seriously impressive work. Best of luck with it!