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A motion adv. design practice for Airbnb.I craft a strong visual hook. The narrative pacing usually follows a clear sequence and follow the structure of Hook(pain point)-features(value proposition)-logo lockup
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the search bar dropped into the scene is nice. is the cafe shot generated?
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