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A doctor films on her phone. I turn it into explainer reels: a 3D smartwatch, data cards that build with her words, captions and sound design, all inside the Instagram safe zones.
Left: raw footage. Right: the finished reel.
Full project: contra.com/p/PQ2vMLYg-doctor-reel-from-phone-video-to-explainer
#videoediting #motiondesign #reels #healthcare #remotion
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