Long-form Narrative: 2 Hours to 13 Minutes of "Chill & Engaging" Gameplay
Project Goal: Condense a full 2-hour Ranked Season session into a polished 13-minute YouTube video while maintaining a relaxed, "chill" atmosphere with high-impact highlights.
My Approach:
Balanced Pacing: I focused on a seamless flow that alternates between a laid-back commentary vibe and the high-stakes excitement of the game’s best moments.
Comedic Timing: Integrated subtle, "meme-style" edits and sound design that fit the current MLB The Show 26 meta without overwhelming the viewer.
Narrative Structure: Selected the most relevant innings to tell a complete story of the game, ensuring viewers stay engaged from start to finish.
The Result: The client expressed high satisfaction with the final product, noting that the video perfectly captured their personality while keeping the audience hooked. This project marks the successful beginning of an ongoing content strategy for the channel.
FOCUS — Creative Portfolio & Digital Art Website 🌸✨
A visually expressive website concept for a creative portfolio, built around digital art, bold imagery, and visual storytelling
The design combines vibrant pink tones, soft gradients, experimental typography, and immersive photography to create a distinctive editorial experience
Special attention was given to:
• Bold editorial hero composition
• Vibrant pink and dark color palette
• Experimental typography and visual details
• Immersive photography and digital artwork
• Creative project gallery and navigation
• Responsive mobile experience
• Clean layouts with a strong visual identity
The result is an expressive digital experience that puts creativity, emotion, and visual storytelling at the center of every screen 💗
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The brief was simple. Show a new personalized news feature.
The obvious solution was to show a few clicks in the UI as you choose your topics. Clear, but not very interesting.
So I pulled that moment out of the interface first and turned it into a cloud of topics. You get the idea before you even see the product, then the video drops you back into the real UI and shows where it lives.
I really like these tiny decisions. The feature stays the same, but it feels easier to get and a lot more fun to watch.
A behind-the-scenes look at my Tesla Cybertruck presentation, with the finished animation playing alongside a sped-up view of how I built it in PowerPoint.
From arranging each slide to fine-tuning the Morph transitions, here’s the work behind the final result.