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For the Rive Broadcast Challenge, I created a real-time animated broadcast graphics concept that showcases how interactive motion design can enhance live productions. The project includes polished animated elements such as lower thirds, transitions, and on-screen graphics built with Rive's state machines and responsive animations.
The goal was to demonstrate how Rive enables broadcast graphics that are lightweight, reusable, and capable of responding to live events or user input without relying on pre-rendered video. I focused on creating smooth, modern animations that balance visual quality with performance, making them suitable for streaming, esports, news, or live event broadcasts.
This project reflects my passion for motion design and interactive experiences while highlighting Rive's potential for next-generation broadcast workflows.
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