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Here the focus was b-roll that lands exactly on what the host is saying, with sound effects and transitions picked to match each moment rather than fill it.
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A small fragment from a new project.👀 I tried two different approaches for the same animation.
Same idea, different timing and movement.
Which one would you go with? A or B? And why?💭
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Had tough time choosing these 🎀
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that's fantastic!