Back in January we worked with Kyan Health on their brand awareness video. The metric I care abou...Back in January we worked with Kyan Health on their brand awareness video. The metric I care abou...
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Back in January we worked with Kyan Health on their brand awareness video.
The metric I care about is Average View Duration which is 74%. Views tell you distribution worked. Watch time tells you the story worked.
The rule: time spent on the problem should never be less than time spent on the product. Most videos get this backwards. They open with what they built, and lose people in five seconds.
None of this is a motion design decision. It's a sequencing decision, made in a storyboard, weeks earlier.
Logos fail to capture attention in environments where brand feel dictates user engagement.
I built these kinetic typography sequences using After Effects to establish brand recognition. The motion physics map directly to each distinct brand identity, ranging from rigid automotive reveals to fluid typography transitions.
This video perfectly captures the brand's interfaces by defining the foundational motion language developers will deploy for loading states and brand interactions.
New case study: motion product film for a mobile streaming app. Some shots filmed on camera, some AI generated, the rest built in After Effects
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