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Before & After — Arabic Documentary Reel | Jerusalem
A synchronized comparison of the original footage and the final edit, with animated Arabic typography, captions, architectural B-roll, colour treatment and sound design. The moving timeline comes from the actual Nawa Studio project.
The original clips are trimmed and reordered to match the final story; audio plays from the finished edit only. Created in Nawa Studio with AI assistance.
Available for Arabic reels, documentary shorts and presenter-led video editing. Send your footage, target length and deadline for a scoped quote.
Music: “A Kind Of Hope” by Scott Buckley — CC BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au
the green and gold arabic titles against the old street footage look great. did you animate the type in resolve or somewhere else?
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I edited this reel with custom animated captions, tight pacing, and intentional cuts that keep the story moving naturally. I also selected and timed supporting images to reinforce each beat, then layered sound design to give the edit more rhythm, energy, and polish.
The caption timing and cuts keep it moving. Nice pacing.
Who Closed the Bauhaus? — An Interactive Editorial Experience
What happens when design becomes a threat to political power?
Who Closed the Bauhaus? is an independent editorial web project exploring the history of the Bauhaus, one of the most influential design schools of the 20th century, and the political persecution that led to its closure under Nazi Germany.
Through historical research, visual storytelling, and an immersive digital narrative, the project examines the relationship between design, ideology, and political power. It challenges the idea that design exists outside its social and political context, inviting visitors to look beyond aesthetics and understand the forces that shape visual culture.
The project brings together editorial content, historical references, and digital design to make a complex chapter of design history accessible and engaging.
The central question is simple: who closed the Bauhaus, and what does that history tell us about design and society today?
Explore the project: https://quemfechoubauhaus.com.br/en/
Great topic for an editorial site. The Bauhaus color blocks are a fun hero.
BellaVita CEO Man – Premium Perfume Packaging & Advertising Design
I redesigned the BellaVita CEO Man perfume bottle and packaging label with a bold, modern, and premium visual style. The project includes a custom bottle and label presentation, luxury packaging design, and creative product advertising visuals. I used warm orange tones, elegant typography, realistic glass reflections, and dramatic compositions to create a distinctive masculine fragrance identity.
Perfume Bottle & Packaging Redesign
I redesigned the perfume bottle label and outer packaging with a sophisticated orange color palette and bold black typography. The transparent glass bottle, amber-toned fragrance, and premium packaging create a luxurious appearance. I focused on label placement, brand visibility, typography hierarchy, and packaging presentation to achieve a clean and professional design.
Creative Perfume Advertising Design
I created a dramatic promotional visual featuring the perfume bottle floating at an angle against a vibrant orange background. The dark, rugged rock elements add contrast and create a bold, powerful atmosphere. Realistic lighting, glass reflections, shadows, and product positioning enhance the overall visual impact and give the fragrance an exclusive, premium feel.
Design Highlights
Brand: BellaVita
Product: CEO Man Eau de Parfum
Project Type: Perfume Bottle, Label & Packaging Redesign
Advertising Style: Luxury, bold, modern, and photorealistic
Color Palette: Burnt orange, amber, black, and transparent glass
Key Techniques: Product compositing, typography, lighting effects, realistic shadows, and 3D-style product presentation
Tools: Adobe Photoshop and product mockup techniques
Project Objective
My goal was to give the perfume packaging a fresh, premium appearance and create impactful advertising visuals that communicate confidence, sophistication, and a bold masculine identity. The final designs combine product presentation, packaging aesthetics, and creative visual storytelling for a cohesive fragrance campaign.
Job well done!