How I Built Adventures of Bunny: 90-second animated short.

Concept: a wizard bunny discovers a hidden underwater library.

Before animating a frame, I locked the foundations: the bunny, the candlelit library, the sunken library, and a luminous 2D painterly style.

I locked 23 key story shots in Seedream 5.0 Pro.

Animation shot by shot in Seedance2.5, holding the fundamentals: anticipation, squash and stretch, recoil, follow-through, how a bubble deforms under water pressure.

Then I designed synchronized tactile SFX for each of the 26 clips

The lesson: consistency never came from one perfect prompt. It came from visual locks, patient iteration, and exact review.

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Nice story

Sapphire Cloth — Cinematic Fashion Showcase This project centers on a single model showcasing a sapphire-colored fabric, edited to highlight the way the material catches light and moves on camera. The goal was to turn a simple product shot into something that feels cinematic and premium rather than flat or commercial-looking.

I focused heavily on color grading to make the sapphire tone pop without overexposing skin tones, careful pacing so each movement of the fabric gets a moment to breathe on screen, and subtle sound design to add texture and mood to the visuals. The edit leans into slow, deliberate transitions rather than fast cuts, since the material itself is the story here — the goal was to make the viewer feel the fabric, not just see it.

This piece reflects the kind of work I do for fashion and apparel brands: turning raw AI-generated or filmed footage into polished, brand-ready content that feels expensive and intentional.

Pretty good