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Song to the Psyren (2026) Luca Birindelli - A photo set playing with motion to create an eerie, fascinating portrait of an urban psyren, singing to me.
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A glimpse of an educational Reels project I created about the dangers of microplastics in everyday life. 🌱🎥
This content was created as an awareness campaign, turning information about microplastics into short-form educational content that is simple, visual, and easy to understand.
The goal was to make an important environmental topic more accessible and engaging for social media audiences, especially younger audiences.
For the visual approach, I combined graphic design, motion, and short-form video editing to create a clear storytelling flow. The video was edited using CapCut to bring the visuals, text, and information together in a concise and engaging format.
I enjoy creating content that doesn't just look good, but also educates, raises awareness, and encourages audiences to care about an issue. 🌱
Looking to turn educational or awareness topics into engaging social media content? Let’s connect! 🤝
Amazing project!