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“BROKEN SUMMER”
A 1990s-inspired Japanese anime VHS trailer created with AI tools and a lot of passion for old-school storytelling.
I wanted to recreate the emotional atmosphere of classic anime dramas:
rainy Tokyo nights, loneliness, love, failure, dreams, and rebuilding yourself after losing everything.
This project was heavily inspired by the feeling of 90s anime cinematography, hand-drawn cel animation aesthetics, VHS textures, and realistic human emotion.
Created independently using AI-assisted production workflows:
story development
cinematic direction
anime visual generation
soundtrack integration
trailer editing
Title: BROKEN SUMMER
Created by Mcnove Brian
#AI #Anime #Animation #90sAnime #AITools #CreativeAI #Storytelling #FilmMaking #JapaneseAnime #Cinematic #Trailer #IndieCreator #Melius #Video Converter Studio
Warm and cozy.
If your creative assets don't evoke a physical reaction, they fail. 🧠⚡
In CPG marketing, attention is the only currency that matters. If a user doesn't stop within the first 1.5 seconds, your render didn't happen.
For this Fizzbears spot, my goal as a Creative Producer wasn't just to make something "look cool"—it was to trigger a sensory memory. I wanted to simulate the exact, mouth-watering feeling of biting into a sour gummy using style scale and hyper-vibrant color theory.
The Attention-Stopping Stack:
💎 Crystalline sugar rendering that feels tangible.
🌌 An "Interstellar-style" light tunnel transition.
⚡ Audio design that snaps perfectly on the beat.
Stop chasing generic loops. Start building worlds that command attention.
📌 Drop a comment or message me if you want to elevate your brand’s next visual campaign.
GOATED Bro..
Why are designers still building on Framer and Webflow? 🤔
I get it. Fast setup, visual editor, no-code appeal. Great for getting something live quickly.
But here is the thing nobody talks about.
If your client has editor access, they will use it. 🙈
I learned this the hard way.
Fixed price project on Framer. A client had editor access but wasn't supposed to touch anything until we wrapped.
Spoiler: he touched everything. 😅
Broken responsiveness. Broken components. Layout changes that made zero sense. All done with complete confidence by someone who had never designed anything in his life.
Because Framer lets you do that. That's literally the selling point.
And now it's my problem to fix. On a fixed price contract....
That's when I started asking myself a different question.
What if I just vibecooked the site in clean HTML, CSS, and a little JS instead? 💻
No visual editor for clients to break. No platform limitations. No bloated code under the hood.
Just a custom site connected to a third party CMS for content updates.
The result 👇
✅ 100% performance scores, no matter how complex the site
✅ Better SEO because you control every single detail manually
✅ Better GEO optimization, full control over structured data and metadata
✅ Zero chance the client breaks the layout by "just having a look"
The client still gets to update content. That's it. Nothing else to touch. 🔒
Framer and Webflow are great tools. I still use them for the right projects.
But if you are a designer who knows HTML and CSS, vibecooing a custom site and connecting it to a headless CMS is faster, cleaner, and way less stressful than explaining to a client why they shouldn't drag components around.
💬 Had a client break your Framer site? You are not alone. Drop a comment 👇
all the vibe coding tools are great, if you know code, all the tools for hosting, git. etc. , but for regular clients tools like Framer/Webflow still makes sense as your able to visually manage your site and update it. To each their own.
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