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Al Maddah — The Goat Legend
Role: Generative AI Filmmaker | Character & Sequence Designer
Project Description
An experimental sports-fantasy cinematic project built around a surreal character transformation and large-scale visual storytelling.
The film explores transformation, character design, dramatic camera movement, environment interaction, and continuity between AI-generated shots while maintaining a unified cinematic aesthetic.
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I’ve been doing a lot of video work for my own clients lately too, especially creating AI videos and bringing the final pieces together in the edit. Love seeing different approaches to the process.
Thanks Alvan! Thanks for the love. I've been exploring similar AI video workflows for my recent projects too - would love to exchange notes sometime!
I’ve been playing around with AI motion graphics, and this version caught my eye and I thought it might be interesting to share and get your thoughts on it.
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I am terribly impressed with the 3D application of the brand, it was a brilliant move!! But I was struck by the weight of the W & B letters in the logotype. Why do they look thicker than the rest of the letters? I feel that the logo name can be easily read without the difference in weight, what do you think?